336 The Seduction of Ursula

336.

The Seduction of Ursula

 

Oh Ariel, do you think you can hide from me…

By changing your body’s sexuality?

What a shame? What a timidity?

 

However, I like the way you transformed your body

Your bulging biceps & chocolate abs attract me

Lol! My raging enmity turned into salivating bestiality!

 

Hihihi! An octopus being seduced by a fish? So funny!

It’s the greatest abnormality under the sea!

A very big insult to my superiority!

 

But anyway, come to my tentacles you hot twink so sexy

Hihihi! Feel the loving embrace of your ex-mortal enemy

Aha! Ex-enemy!... Yes! ‘Coz I’m now an admirer of thee!

 

Oh I forget…I’m still a clumsy bulky lady

Unable to match the strong muscles of thee

Hihihi! So now watch me as I change too my entity…

 

Hahaha! Here I am, lo! Now a male like thee!

My tentacles’ muscles are no longer flimsy!

I can hug you now so tightly!

 

Witness oh Triton, as I  with your fruity

Hahaha! Gotcha! Oh Ariel, your warm flesh is tasty

Struggle more! It tickles me! Oh so yummy!

 

Away Flounder! Don’t disturb! We’re in’ busy!

Away Sebastian! We’re doing our business privately!

Hahaha! That’s it, Flotsam & Jetsam! Banish the animosity!

 

Now come, oh hottie Ariel…let’s go into serene secrecy…

To my private room in this corner of the sea

Where it’s only you and me!

 

Ah!...This is the Seduction of Ursula! Heavenly gay joviality

A kiss of vascularity on your muscularity

Oh Ariel! You’ve just broken my virginity!

 

-02/13/2015

(Dumarao)

*Disney Characters Sex Change Collection
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