Willeson Explains: Oviposition

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Willeson Explains: Oviposition

	Oviposition bears similarities to impregnation, requiring appendages to deposit the eggs, shooting it in. And in a way, it rapidly approaches the pregnancy aspect itself. It also has synergy with parasitism, bestiality (ex. insects), guro, and so it connects with various extreme fetishes while still retaining some of the vanilla appeals such as birth, pregnant stomachs, and internal shots.  It also doesn't necessarily require female hosts, and so it can involve males in the birthing process.
	Stomach deformation is another connection to oviposition that appeals to some people. Again, similar to the belly shape of pregnancy.
	To some, it may appeal to the idea of having a completely foreign or alien organism inside you or relying on you, and being forced to bear responsibility for another life.
	There is some variety as well. There can be one big egg, lots of little eggs, lots of places to lay on people, in people, in non-people. Eggs from many different things, beings, monsters. Willing, unwilling, mindcontrol, paralysis.
	These are just some of my preliminary insights into oviposition, it's not something I've gotten that deeply into. But I do recall a story I found arousing in my youth from Goosebumps, a little something called Egg Monsters From Mars. In short, a guy (I firmly remember the main character being female, but alas) finds an egg and it hatches into a brown slime monster. Later, the slimes cover the main character in a blanket of sorts for warmth to stop him from freezing to death. But later he lays a large egg. I was more interested in the slime part of the story, but I found the egg aspect interesting, even as a young and naive degenerate.