So you are having fun with a prey in your belly. All squirming and churning, but how do you let him out ?

Not to worry, Vallion Simon (or Simon for short) is here. In This episode of "How to vore" I will show you 3 ways of how your prey friend can exit your predator partner safety. No costly surgery needed !

1. The backdoor method

This self explanatory, the bathroom. You just let your prey partner travel all parts of your digestive system. Stomach, intestines, colon and all until the prey reaches.....you get the idea. However, this can be dangerous, especially if consumed large or multiple prey. There have been reports of predators with intestines rupturing because of large or multiple prey. Especially the small intestines (depending on the species) are very thin and can easy break if blocked or too much prey or large prey. Causing server internal bleeding and even fatal organ damage for predators , and prey being more stuck. So unless you are a trained vorephile or a snake, its best to train your pred guts before hand . Consuming a large amount of fiber vegetables can help. And have something light such as a soup before consuming prey is help to prevent blockage.

2. The sick method

This method can be a challenge at the first try. Also known as the "Throw up method", this method involves gaging or vomiting up your prey. This is done by letting your prey jumping up and down in the stomach violently to spew out. Or predator gaging it self, or letting the predator be upside-down to spew prey out. After prey is out, the predator has a moment of sickness after wards via vomiting prey. So provide predator with a soothing herb tea to let stomach to settle down. And a nice belly rubbing for will also help for predators afterwards.

3. The Belching method

Now we get to the fun method. This involves to burping prey out. This is done via carbonated drinks such as soda, or for extra strength is heavy seltzer water. Then predators shake up the belly with prey inside. Prey can also help by jumping up and down inside predator . And BRUUUUUUUUUP , prey is flying out of gut. Keep in mind, it may take a few tries. If prey is feeling dizzy by lack of air, make sure to use deep breaths to make sure prey is safe until he is out.


And those are the 3 Methods of how to helping getting your prey friend out of your belly safely . I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. If you like you got to tell your friends. If not, you got to tell your foes.

Love, Simon