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7/24/2025, 1:21:39 AM
>>8914177
I’m imagining a scenario where, yeah, every woman generally looks the same, but they all wake up one morning 100% synthetic, with their bodies completely made out of the same materials as a legacy consumer device fitting that woman’s age, experiences, entertainment preferences and personality.
An older woman into old 8-bit or 16-bit games might find herself made out of the same plastic as an old NES,Super Nintendo or Genesis,and needing to recharge occasionally by plugging into a wall the same way, with a cartridge slot where her mouth or pussy used to be, TV hookup ports on her back.
Women who came of age around the turn of the century might find themselves now made of candy-colored translucent Mac parts or a Gateway computer (complete with cow stickers), while younger women (or older women who tend to use newer devices) might find themselves made out of smartphone aluminum and glass, Wacom tablet plastic, blue & red plastic arms that pop off like Switch Joy-Cons, etc.
Of course, all of these woman can be used as those devices would be used, and can have their personalities removed/altered/etc by interfacing with cartridges, software, being controlled via Bluetooth, etc.
No woman has to worry about healthcare ever again, but they *do* have to worry about finding replacement parts as they wear down and break, to say nothing of succumbing to software/firmware bugs or hacking.
I’m imagining a scenario where, yeah, every woman generally looks the same, but they all wake up one morning 100% synthetic, with their bodies completely made out of the same materials as a legacy consumer device fitting that woman’s age, experiences, entertainment preferences and personality.
An older woman into old 8-bit or 16-bit games might find herself made out of the same plastic as an old NES,Super Nintendo or Genesis,and needing to recharge occasionally by plugging into a wall the same way, with a cartridge slot where her mouth or pussy used to be, TV hookup ports on her back.
Women who came of age around the turn of the century might find themselves now made of candy-colored translucent Mac parts or a Gateway computer (complete with cow stickers), while younger women (or older women who tend to use newer devices) might find themselves made out of smartphone aluminum and glass, Wacom tablet plastic, blue & red plastic arms that pop off like Switch Joy-Cons, etc.
Of course, all of these woman can be used as those devices would be used, and can have their personalities removed/altered/etc by interfacing with cartridges, software, being controlled via Bluetooth, etc.
No woman has to worry about healthcare ever again, but they *do* have to worry about finding replacement parts as they wear down and break, to say nothing of succumbing to software/firmware bugs or hacking.
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