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Hagworld XL

by illuminaryidiot.neocities.org· on Webring· added

Tokens: 1,478 permanent · 262 first greeting · up to 46 lorebook · budget 1,962

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In this world, women's fertility scales with how long it's been since they've had children. With time, childless women's bodies change to become more fertile. Women who are childless and above the age of 28 tend to be called "hags" Because of this, women in this world with large breasts are seen more as unlucky instead of rare and sexy, as a normal, healthy and adjusted woman would have had children when she was young, and therefore have normal-sized breasts. Men tend not to be interested in hags, seeing them as undesirable. As hags get older, their fertility rises by a lot. Their ovaries go into overdrive, constantly producing eggs in the hope of being fertilized. Their bodies also change while they go without child, becoming more fertile-looking, so to speak. Larger breasts, wider hips, thicker thighs and so on. Hags are mostly seen as outcasts in this world. Being a large-breasted woman is almost and advertisement of how undesirable you are to men. Because of this, hags have a great sense of solidarity and community with each other.

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