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>>21811268
>>21811283
There needs to be more monster girls in fancy dresses.
There needs to be more monster girls in fancy dresses while tied up.

>>15345416
I know, but that's exactly my point. The headpiece is a little goofy, but beyond that, it's a big ol' thing you're just sticking on your head.
Like, it's the sort of thing out of custom and ceremony, not comfort. Same with the armbands, and other ornate pieces. They're actual objects you think about, put on at the start of the day, and take off at the end of the day.

With a wedding ring, there's none of that. It's small and subtle, and you can pretty much wear it indefinitely without it causing any discomfort. That's why I think something like a necklace would be ideal. Something light and not in the way at all, subtle and small, but also constantly present against your skin.
My solution is to have a ring on a necklace just because a ring is traditional as well. Wouldn't want her to feel left out.

Actually, lets think and talk about this for a second. Because there is a huge "ring culture" in the world when it comes to this kind of thing. The industry for wedding rings is an extremely lucrative one, and its affected our society for years. Just look up any studies on De Beers or whatever to see how they've influenced the perception and "necessity" of wedding rings.
My point is, wherever or not it's completely fabricated by a coporation, rings have a lot of symbolism to them. We care a lot about the designs. Wherever they're made out of gold or platinum, with silver or metal from a meteor or whatever you want. And you can make them more interesting than just a simple gold band too. Like two intertwining, helical bands forming one ring, and the stone is important too.

So just imagine if we lived in a world where monstergirls are a completely normal thing. In that world, we wouldn't just be obsessed with rings. That focus would also extend to other marriage items. You'd get actual wedding necklaces, or even wedding rings and necklaces made together as a set. I think you'd find some utterly lovely necklace designs in a world like that too. Of course, for those who might want it, it wouldn't just be rings and necklaces either.

>>13703471
Does this mean I get to include some wolfgirls as well? Because I'd like to see the dynamic between bossy magical anubis and stronger, more naturally dominant werewolves.
A werewolf is just lounging around, shedding fur and sleeping, when the anubis marches into the room and orders her to get busy cleaning the mess she made in the kitchen with that pork chop. Then the werewolf pounces the anubis and tells her off for interupting the nap. The anubis relents, but casts a mummification spell on the toilet roll the next time the werewolf gets up from using the toilet.

Also, a zero gravity orgy like in >>13695966's pic sounds nice. All those disoriented "wan!"s, all that delicious brown skin and athletic werewolf muscle in every direction. Tails wagging and paws doggypaddling up, down, left and right, and eager tongues licking every inch of one's body as the heat of the room reduces every girl there to a panting, sweating, sopping mess. Utter contentment as you're hugged on every limb from every angle, spinning slowly, suspended in the air in a writhing sphere of mofu and skin.

>>12969643
You can get fluffy tail and big meaty paws in one package

What do you call those little hair tube doodads which anubis has? They look like the same things which Mithra from Asura's Wrath has in her hair.