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Apperantly there's a new commercial in tv these days, about a couple that are about to have sex, but just as they're about to kiss each other, one of them turns into a blowup doll and deflates (two commercials, guy transforms in one, girl in the other) - but I haven't managed to see it myself, and the friend that told me about it couldn't remember all the details, like what product is was about or what channel it was on. If anyone sees it, please record it and share, it sure sounds interesting! :)

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Is this a problem? Referring to women-

Submitted by alorok on Mon, 07/20/2015 - 09:30

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I'm not sure if this is a problem for the community, or just a personal pet peeve.

One reason I don't come here that often to talk or share is a bit of... the atmosphere... of the forums. I can understand the fascination, given the majority of works in this community are about women being inflated, but just some of the terms used.

Topics asking "Females" or "Girls" to roleplay, or for opinions on inflation seem really- objectifying.

Recieving Comments on Posted Content

Submitted by BodyPOPindustries on Mon, 07/20/2015 - 06:39

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First off, i'm not ranting or anything i'm simply curious how others feel about the situation of recieving comments/not enough comments on their content. If you've ever created something or posted something to any site, does it bother you if you don't get many comments on it? If you see it being viewed and favorited by hundreds but 1 or no comments at all? As a "community", I feel it helps encourage more (and better) content to be created by the posters if their work recieves attention and feedback. Any thoughts from you guys? :)

Earliest female inflation?

Submitted by biff977 on Sun, 07/19/2015 - 21:42

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Okay, this is more of a historical question, for no good reason other than I just felt like asking...

I know male inflation in media has been around for quite a while (e.g., from the Three Stooges (Dizzy Pilots, 1943) and Laurel and Hardy (Jitterbugs, same year))...likely there are earlier instances of male inflation in film and other media...

I was wondering, what was the earliest appearance of some form of female inflation in film or whatever...? I don't know why this presently intrigues me, just mundane curiosity I guess...