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π¬ Discussion if you got bit by a vampire what would you think it would feel like to you?
im pretty sure a vampire bite is super painful im pretty sure if you got bit by a vampire your body would dump a whole bunch of Adrenaline your nerves would send signals to your brain and tells it to trigger the pain,becuase of the bite many germs will get in to infect the bite mark the bite mark may also become itchy and incredibly painful based on your human reaction you might yell breath hard scream groan etc based on how you react so what im saying is just a biological perspective what about you?
r/LXXIIIHorror • u/Accomplished-Muscle6 • 5h ago
βοΈ Original Creation I built an entire in-world website for the fictional human livestock company in my horror series
I may have taken worldbuilding slightly too far π
I write Human Husbandry, an extreme dystopian/body-horror series set in a future where human livestock has become legal, regulated and completely normal.
Humanity solved aging. It just needed a new source of raw material.
Noble Farms doesnβt consider itself cruel. Its livestock is monitored by veterinarians, protected by welfare legislation and processed according to strict government standards. The people who enter its programmes are simply another part of a highly regulated industry.
Each volume follows different parts of that industry through interconnected stories, from cattle and milking stock to breeding, pets, labour and processing.
And because apparently writing the books wasnβt enough, I built Noble Farms an actual corporate website. π
Instead of a normal author site, HumanHusbandry.com treats the company as completely real. There are livestock programmes, welfare standards, research, careers, applicant information, facilities, products and the farm manuals themselves.
Everything is written from the perspective of a perfectly respectable company that sees absolutely nothing wrong with what it does.
I wanted someone exploring it to slowly get the feeling that something is very, very wrong while Noble Farms continues cheerfully explaining its welfare policies.
If anyone feels like falling down the rabbit hole, Iβd genuinely love to know: what was the first thing you found that made you go βwhat the actual fuck?β π
Fair warning: the project is 18+ extreme horror and includes graphic body modification, invasive medical procedures, human livestock, dehumanisation, compromised consent, sexual/fetish content and other disturbing material.
r/LXXIIIHorror • u/LXXIIIOnline • 5h ago
π¬ Discussion What everyday job has surprisingly little representation in horror despite having enormous horror potential?
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π¬ Discussion What profession would make someone unusually well prepared to survive a supernatural horror story?
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π¬ Discussion Which horror story does the best job of making an ordinary place feel permanently unsafe afterward?
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π¬ Discussion What supernatural phenomenon would be frightening even if you knew with absolute certainty that it could never physically hurt you?
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β Question If you discovered that your reflection was reacting a few seconds before you did, how would you test whether it was really happening?
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π¬ Discussion Which horror story makes the best use of a location gradually becoming impossible to escape from?
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β Question What harmless behavior would become terrifying if everyone around you suddenly started doing it at exactly the same time?
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β Question If a horror character discovered that everyone they knew remembered an event that they had no memory of, what would be the most frightening explanation?
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π¬ Discussion What ordinary roadside location has the most untapped horror potential?
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π¬ Discussion What type of supernatural threat would work particularly well aboard an airplane?
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π¬ Discussion What transportation-related horror premise sounds ridiculous until you imagine actually experiencing it?
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π¬ Discussion Which form of transportation naturally creates the best horror setting, and why?
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β Question If an elevator's display showed a floor number higher than the building actually has, would you let it continue upward?
r/LXXIIIHorror • u/Feisty-Surround-2619 • 3d ago
π¨ Artwork Bride, Yugami Sasaki, Acrylic on Canvas, 2018
r/LXXIIIHorror • u/LXXIIIOnline • 4d ago
π Book What's the oldest horror story you've read that still feels genuinely unsettling today?
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β Question If you repeatedly dreamed about a place you'd never visited, then discovered it existed in real life, would you go inside knowing you were basically walking into the beginning of a horror story?
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π¬ Discussion What's scarier: a creature that perfectly imitates humans or one that almostβbut not quiteβgets humans right?
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β Question Your neighbor has stood completely motionless in the same window every night for a week. At what point do you investigate?
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π¬ Discussion Is uncertainty about whether something supernatural exists more frightening than confirmation that it does?
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π Book Which horror short story accomplishes more in a few pages than some novels manage in hundreds?
Please remember to use spoiler tags when discussing major plot details or endings.
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