What would happen with IRL "all the way through"?

muschi26

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I wasn't sure where I could possibly ask this question, but I always wondered what effects this fetish might have on the body if it were actually done in real life. I'm talking about both "all the way through" content where there's a tentacle or something going through the person's entire gut (sometimes it's a magically-lengthened cock or a machine tube) and content where it's simply fluid moving the whole way through (cum, etc.), as well as whether whatever it is is moving from mouth to anus or vice versa. Some things in particular I'm curious about:
  • Presumably, a tentacle blocking the mouth and oesophagus would prevent breathing, but some people getting stomach probes have to breathe for extended periods of time with tubes in their oesophagus—how big could a tentacle etc. be and still allow someone to breathe?
  • How fragile are the intestines? How likely would a tentacle etc. moving through them be to cause damage? What about a large quantity of cum?—at what point would the guts just burst?
  • Would a tentacle or a large amount of liquid coming from the intestines and into the stomach trigger a vomit reflex? How early in the "ascension" process?
  • Could someone filled to the brim with cum vomit/expel a sufficient amount of it fast enough to avoid e.g. water poisoning?
  • Having one's bowels swollen with liquid must be painful—would a relatively thin tentacle etc. be able to pass without causing much pain/only discomfort?
  • Would a sufficiently lubed-up tentacle even be able to pass through the whole gut? or would the friction be too great?
  • What amount of liquid—approximately—would it even take to fill up the whole gastrointestinal track? What is the average volume of the human gut from mouth to anus?
Are there any doctors or med students who can answer this, please?
 
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Ah yes, putting my biology degree to good use.

I'm not going to answer each bullet point because there are too many assumptions to be made, but I'll generalize.

Intestines and most of the digestive tract would probably be flexible enough to accommodate a reasonably size tentacle but would likely result in serious damage. Assuming the tentacle can be perfectly guided through the tract, and assuming the digestive tract was completely empty (unlikely). It would still have to pass through the pyloric sphincter which connects the stomach to the intestine. This sphincter would be seriously damaged. On top of that, the intestines can move so if the tentacle moves too quickly, the friction can cause the intestines to move in ways that can cause damage to it or other organs. If the digestive tract was not empty, a tentacle moving through it would cause forced expulsion of waste. Depending on the gag reflex, a person may also vomit and suffocation is unlikely if the tentacle isn't too thick that it blocks the airway.

As for the cum, I don't know how much the digestive tract can hold, but it will pretty quickly begin to expel from the anus or be absorbed as nutrients by the body, depending on where the cum is. In the stomach it would be basically the same as drinking it. If there is too much the person will feel full and bloated or cause rupture.
 

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Ah yes, putting my biology degree to good use.

I'm not going to answer each bullet point because there are too many assumptions to be made, but I'll generalize.

Intestines and most of the digestive tract would probably be flexible enough to accommodate a reasonably size tentacle but would likely result in serious damage. Assuming the tentacle can be perfectly guided through the tract, and assuming the digestive tract was completely empty (unlikely). It would still have to pass through the pyloric sphincter which connects the stomach to the intestine. This sphincter would be seriously damaged. On top of that, the intestines can move so if the tentacle moves too quickly, the friction can cause the intestines to move in ways that can cause damage to it or other organs. If the digestive tract was not empty, a tentacle moving through it would cause forced expulsion of waste. Depending on the gag reflex, a person may also vomit and suffocation is unlikely if the tentacle isn't too thick that it blocks the airway.

As for the cum, I don't know how much the digestive tract can hold, but it will pretty quickly begin to expel from the anus or be absorbed as nutrients by the body, depending on where the cum is. In the stomach it would be basically the same as drinking it. If there is too much the person will feel full and bloated or cause rupture.
Thanks for the insight!

If I can ask for just a few more clarifications:

Assuming the anus is plugged up while being filled, do you know if the cum etc. would be able to reach the stomach? or would the outward pressure be too much, and lead to intestinal rupture before the cum can get to that point? If it can reach the stomach, would a liquid cause the same type of damage to the pyloric sphincter as a solid object like a tentacle?

Also, if cum is continually being swallowed (and e.g. the mouth is sealed to prevent reflux), would it eventually force its way past the stomach and into the intestines? or would it be stopped at the stomach and continue to fill it until it burst?
 
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I wasn't sure where I could possibly ask this question, but I always wondered what effects this fetish might have on the body if it were actually done in real life. I'm talking about both "all the way through" content where there's a tentacle or something going through the person's entire gut (sometimes it's a magically-lengthened cock or a machine tube) and content where it's simply fluid moving the whole way through (cum, etc.), as well as whether whatever it is is moving from mouth to anus or vice versa. Some things in particular I'm curious about:
  • Presumably, a tentacle blocking the mouth and oesophagus would prevent breathing, but some people getting stomach probes have to breathe for extended periods of time with tubes in their oesophagus—how big could a tentacle etc. be and still allow someone to breathe?
  • How fragile are the intestines? How likely would a tentacle etc. moving through them be to cause damage? What about a large quantity of cum?—at what point would the guts just burst?
  • Would a tentacle or a large amount of liquid coming from the intestines and into the stomach trigger a vomit reflex? How early in the "ascension" process?
  • Could someone filled to the brim with cum vomit/expel a sufficient amount of it fast enough to avoid e.g. water poisoning?
  • Having one's bowels swollen with liquid must be painful—would a relatively thin tentacle etc. be able to pass without causing much pain/only discomfort?
  • Would a sufficiently lubed-up tentacle even be able to pass through the whole gut? or would the friction be too great?
  • What amount of liquid—approximately—would it even take to fill up the whole gastrointestinal track? What is the average volume of the human gut from mouth to anus?
Are there any doctors or med students who can answer this, please?
There are a number of factors that are going to run into play here.
Your digestive tract / intestinal system is really meant to be a one way path. You have muscles that help move food in that direction. You esophagus has quite a few. In fact there is a disease were some times those muscles close up and it requires surgery placing a balloon in the throat and tearing the muscles.
You can also have issues were stress can cause stomach muscles to get so tight they cause kinks in the smaller and larger intestines. In bad cases that can require surgery and wearing a bag ... messy.
People have had issues so bad they crapped out their mouth.

Your lungs and respiratory system is an entirely different set of problems. You can suffocate in more ways than one.
If you have someone sitting on your chest and stomach and your lungs room to expand is reduced you can suffocate.
Some times people bleed out internally the pressure from the blood inside the body prevents the lungs from expanding.
So imagine putting anything in there that takes up a lot of room. Hell even over eating can give people problems breathing.

Liquid. You can drown by drinking to much water. Hydro intoxication. So a large amount of Semen could cause serious harm beside vomiting. Given semen also tends to be salty it would be like drinking salt water. You will have all the same effects of drinking saltwater if they live long enough to see it.

How fragile are the intestines. Quite fragile.
Your small intestine is about 22 feet in length while the large is about 5 feet in length. If that was just 1inch cubic per each inch of length you are talking 324cubic inches not including stomach and esophagus and mouth... That's around 1.4 gallons of volume.
Think about sticking 1.5 milk jugs in someone stomach. In short way to much for them to keep breathing even at that. So if it started off larger it would need to get small really quick. The smaller a tube gets the less volume it can push through at the same pressure. Meaning it would take some pretty significant pressure to pump a large amount of semen through it in short order.
Imagine releasing a high pressure hose loose inside someone. Also if the tentacle isn't made or something sturdy it to is going to get shredded.

Vomiting the water out. Vomiting is a safety system we have for when shit goes wrong. Having a large tentacle or even a small one may prevent or seriously hamper that ability. Think about it your stomach using muscles to reverse something it usually pushes the other way. Suddenly now you have a substantial foreign object inside that same area that has muscles and such of its own. So it is highly unlikely they will be able to vomit out the fluid.

Could a small tentacle pass without causing much pain. Colonoscopy used to be more painful. Muscle cramping from pushing against it, it bumping into the walls and not turning easily ...
I would suspect if the tentacle released a local anesthetic it could pass easier especially if it has a high mobility. Also if it could go into an area small and expand slowly that would help. But it would not solve the volume issue keeping them from suffocating.

Could a sufficiently lubed tentacle be able to pass through the entire gut. Yes. I think I've answered it above. Will the person live? That depends on how long the tentacle remains, how large it is ...

Less than 1.5 gallons. They would die from it. Normally you can hold 1 to 2 litters in the digestive track. That's a little over half gallon at 2 litters.
 

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I mean if you wanna see that stuff there is actually a game, namely Blue Ribbon. Or Testament of Minos. Both games are made by the same developer and feature all the way through where the victim passes out/dies-
 

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I mean if you wanna see that stuff there is actually a game, namely Blue Ribbon. Or Testament of Minos. Both games are made by the same developer and feature all the way through where the victim passes out/dies-
Thanks for the recs lol, but the reason I asked was because I was curious to know how such an ordeal would realistically affect the human body in detail. It’s fairly easy to assume death would be the outcome, but even so, how is it caused? Did the intestines rupture? if so, at what level? What damage was caused along the way? Would the pressure affect any other internal organs? in what way? And so on and so forth.
 

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Thanks for the recs lol, but the reason I asked was because I was curious to know how such an ordeal would realistically affect the human body in detail. It’s fairly easy to assume death would be the outcome, but even so, how is it caused? Did the intestines rupture? if so, at what level? What damage was caused along the way? Would the pressure affect any other internal organs? in what way? And so on and so forth.
I am a bit late to the party, but I'll give my try. Not a medic myself, but I do have some basic knowledge of anatomy, so I guess that will help a bit.

First, lets look at some IRL reference points.

1. For tentacles it would be colonoscopy, of course. That bitch hurts - REALLY hurts. I know a person who did that without local or general anesthesia, and that person was screaming from pain - its that bad. Colonoscope is somewhat stiff, its movements aren't quite fluid, it will some moments poke at the soft walls of guts and will push against muscles that will try to push in the opposite direction. And contrary to what many believe, guts do have enough pain receptors to make this process so bad its often done under general anesthesia.

2. For cum inflation it would be enemas. Big enemas are usually not comfortable, but if water is pushed fast and in great volume, it will definitely hurt. I think, for the same reason colonoscopy does - it will go inward, muscles will try their best to reverse it, it will slow the flow, make some areas expand disproportionately, etc.

3. Your guts and stomach could be worn-down in some places by ulcers and other illnesses. Most people have at least some problems, and it will be a down factor for guts' durability. So, tentacles can poke and expanding cum will poke at wrong places and cause extra damage.

4. Gastrointestinal tract (GIT for short later) is really a one way pass. So, I would assume it will be somewhat easier to move things mouth-to-ass rather than ass-to-mouth. At least, muscles designed to move it one way will help guide whatever there is moving down compared to muscles trying to stop whatever going up.

5. Breathing can be blocked either by physical blockade, filling of lungs or pressure put on the ribcage. And I would assume, mass of tentacles pushing from below through the diaphragm could do the same. So, the throat must stay relatively clear, not much pressure put on the ribs and not too much tentacles and or cum filling the guts.

6. If there's shite, it will either be pushed by the invader or, which IMO is more likely, smeared alongside it. The former will cause either defecating or feces vomit, which could lead to rather nasty suffocation. The latter will apply extra pressure at the gut walls, most likely disproportional pressure after in some places shite will congregate, pushed by the invader. So, its extra stress.

With that done, lets move to some conclusions.

I am not sure all the way through by liquid is even possible, since the tentacles could guide itself and liquid will just expand everywhere, putting stress into every area it encompasses. My guess is that the guts will break way before liquid will expand ass to moth (or vice versa), given that you must put some pressure to move the liquid all the way through a few dozen feet of GIT. That's a pressure guts were never meant to handle, so I struggle to see how it could work in non-harmful way - maybe if liquid is poured VERY slowly, but I don't think it allows us to dismiss the pressure issue. Another point is that pose would probably play some role, allowing gravity to help the process or not. Also, cum is more viscous than water, meaning it will struggle to pass more, meaning, as far as I understand it, all of the above liquid-related problems, but worse.

Tentacles/small crawly creatures on the other hand? Yeah, why not. Thin enough, soft enough, precise enough - yes, it will work, probably hurt less than a colonoscope. Bigger ones? Killers. Also, lube must be top-notch to allow near-zero friction - and hey, if would probably be farmed for technical use, during which some pretty tomboy mechanic falls into the pen to get her guts tenta-drilled... I digressed.

And if there is not enough lube... Well, spare for the obvious rip and tear until its peritonitis... Did you know there is a condition where one section of the gut folds into the other, like when sleeves got all messed up, rolling into themselves? As nasty as it sounds - I don't want to even think about it. Now imagine tentacles putting so much friction against the gut they drag a section of the guts with them inside the other section. I know you probably had a tiny bit urge to puke - don't be ashamed to admit it, I definitely had one.

Another big I see here is locomotion. See, either the tentacles uses its own muscles and power of friction to slither up the gut (like a snake through a tube, pushing against the walls of the tube) or it will be pushed inside by the rest of the creature, much like some liquid would be. You see the problem here? The first option requires putting stress on the guts, the latter will require some level of precision even a robot will struggle with, probably - otherwise we will have a pressure enough to push a few dozen feet of meat (that won't me a small amount of pressure) applied on some unfortunate area of the guts.

But hey - we are not in the realm of IRL here. We are talking about hentai many-tentacled rapist from hell, so we can take some liberties, based on all of the abovementioned, to ensure the safety of GIT of whomever gets the tentacle D.

Spare for the lube point, which I've spelled already, first thing first, muscle relaxants and anesthetics. As you have seen, one of the core issues of the whole process is muscles pushing against the invader to basically deal extra self-damage. Another is the pain of some rogue jabs at the soft tender walls not designed to be jabbed. So, relaxants will help turn all those pesky unbridled muscles soft, allowing the tentacle to push against them without extra-resistance - how much damage would be done to lower stomach sphincter if its fully relaxed and provides little resistance? I image much less - and the numbing agents will do the rest of the job, meaning occasional jab or two won't become such a pain.

But here is a "but", big BUT, in fact. I have no idea what long-term effect complete GIT muscles relaxation could cause. Probably nothing very good, but I dunno - maybe they will just restart as normal after the effect wears off, or maybe they will all get crampy and messed up: GIT no work, human no live. Also, anesthetics works against pain, not damage - whatever some vidyagames would like you to think. Duh, an obvious point, yeah - but one worth pointing out.

Also, if you feel extra-assholish, switch anesthetic with something to raise sensitivity and/or aphrodisiac. Those mind breakes and ahegaos won't make themselves!

As for the breathing - if the throat's blocked and the fire's hot, the tentacle will see what's hot... Sorry, I have an OD of MGR:R music. So, the tentacles could provide the air - the most obvious path is to push an additional tentacle or two down trachea or even bronchi to pump air directly into the lung and pump away CO2. Or just pump the air inside and let it fart the CO2 out of mouth and nose alongside the main tentacle. The sky is the ceiling of your fantasy, err, so to speak. That is, if you don't want to go full tracheotomy route - but hey, it will work! But it will add "guro" tag, since it means actually fucking opening up of one's trachea from the front. With a sharp object, to bypass the throat in case of blockade. Yep, not the prettiest bit of IRL lore, I know. But I mean - we are pretty much discussing medicine anyway.

Secondly, we can go full magic/superscience/magical superscience. Make the lass/lad extra stretchy! Make her breath through skin! Make her extra-durable! Give tentacles sex-magic! The tentacles can lobotomize her through nose and ears (some-fucking-how... hentai artists and anatomy knowledge, am I right?) to experience everything as mind-breaking pleasure!

Aforementioned problems are from real anatomy, but in fiction you can apply non-real solutions to real problems. Once again - the sky is the limit of your imagination!


Me out. Hope it helped.
 
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I wasn't sure where I could possibly ask this question, but I always wondered what effects this fetish might have on the body if it were actually done in real life. I'm talking about both "all the way through" content where there's a tentacle or something going through the person's entire gut (sometimes it's a magically-lengthened cock or a machine tube) and content where it's simply fluid moving the whole way through (cum, etc.), as well as whether whatever it is is moving from mouth to anus or vice versa. Some things in particular I'm curious about:
  • Presumably, a tentacle blocking the mouth and oesophagus would prevent breathing, but some people getting stomach probes have to breathe for extended periods of time with tubes in their oesophagus—how big could a tentacle etc. be and still allow someone to breathe?
  • How fragile are the intestines? How likely would a tentacle etc. moving through them be to cause damage? What about a large quantity of cum?—at what point would the guts just burst?
  • Would a tentacle or a large amount of liquid coming from the intestines and into the stomach trigger a vomit reflex? How early in the "ascension" process?
  • Could someone filled to the brim with cum vomit/expel a sufficient amount of it fast enough to avoid e.g. water poisoning?
  • Having one's bowels swollen with liquid must be painful—would a relatively thin tentacle etc. be able to pass without causing much pain/only discomfort?
  • Would a sufficiently lubed-up tentacle even be able to pass through the whole gut? or would the friction be too great?
  • What amount of liquid—approximately—would it even take to fill up the whole gastrointestinal track? What is the average volume of the human gut from mouth to anus?
Are there any doctors or med students who can answer this, please?
Death.