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you've welcomed the tiger girl into your home, given her food and taken her up on her "generous offer." you let her go about her business, when one day, you notice she's scowling at you... and uh... her body's showing clear signs she wasn't kidding about those cubs. fortunately you still have your Guide on Tigresses!

"Tigresses are a prideful sort. Once you have provided them with food and shelter, they may seem to become standoffish and rude, especially when with child. But it is all a ruse; even greater than their pride is a tigress' thirst for contact and touch. Now that her body has been fed, it is hungry for affection. Give her what she needs and her attitude will improve markedly. If a tigress will allow you to put a bell or similar accessory on her, she has begun to recognize you as her owner or master. But she may have anxieties about her body at this stage if she is pregnant. Half-human, half-tiger cubs are known for excessive thirst in their first few months of life. The tigress' body will change and grow permanently to account for this, further dampening her ability to hunt... But just like her antagonistic attitude, her anxieties can easily be dispelled. Simply show her you enjoy her body and she will come to love it as well.

Do be aware that overstimulation may cause some tigresses to become obsessed with pregnancy instead. No matter how fervent her pleas that you continue to have children with her, it's not recommended that you make any promises. Human-tiger litters tend to be larger than even normal tiger litters..."

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you've welcomed the tiger girl into your home, given her food and taken her up on her "generous offer." you let her go about her business, when one day, you notice she's scowling at you... and uh... her body's showing clear signs she wasn't kidding about those cubs. fortunately you still have your Guide on Tigresses!

"Tigresses are a prideful sort. Once you have provided them with food and shelter, they may seem to become standoffish and rude, especially when with child. But it is all a ruse; even greater than their pride is a tigress' thirst for contact and touch. Now that her body has been fed, it is hungry for affection. Give her what she needs and her attitude will improve markedly. If a tigress will allow you to put a bell or similar accessory on her, she has begun to recognize you as her owner or master. But she may have anxieties about her body at this stage if she is pregnant. Half-human, half-tiger cubs are known for excessive thirst in their first few months of life. The tigress' body will change and grow permanently to account for this, further dampening her ability to hunt... But just like her antagonistic attitude, her anxieties can easily be dispelled. Simply show her you enjoy her body and she will come to love it as well.

Do be aware that overstimulation may cause some tigresses to become obsessed with pregnancy instead. No matter how fervent her pleas that you continue to have children with her, it's not recommended that you make any promises. Human-tiger litters tend to be larger than even normal tiger litters..."

TO BE CONTINUED

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