Monster Romance Field Guide: 🍆 Pockets

The No-Clothes Solution to No Clothes!

The field guide continues! I cannot say that this will be a weekly occurrence. I am working on the Naga Brides and Ragoru series right now, which are BEASTS in regards to both the main characters and the enormity of the writing. So these guides keep me in the writing practice while I read those series.

A Thing to Put in Your Thing.

Cock pockets are the best not-clothes. They are available for any monster-y situation where clothes won’t work but you also don’t want everything hanging out. They are also self-explanatory. A cock pocket is a body part that holds and hides genitalia. A huge range of monsters can sport cock pockets: reptiles, insects, canines, felines, demons, cephalopods, and even plants.

Natural Solutions to Natural Lifestyles

The scenarios cock pockets are used tend to fall into one of two. These scenarios absolutely overlap.

Naked but Not Nude

The monster of attraction is part of a species that lead lifestyles closely linked to their immediate environment. Perhaps they are dryad-like guardians or lizard people hunters. Clothes don’t factor into their lifestyle. The cock pocket tucks everything away without the story needing to venture into a full nudist lifestyle.

Inspired by Our World

Sometimes monsters could or do wear clothes but the biological traits of the species they connect to in real life would use a cock pocket. Some examples of these are reptilian, canine, or feline monsters. Animals of these categories in real life tuck their junk away. Why not their monster counterparts?

I Married a Lizard Man by Regine Abel is a good example of these scenarios coming together. The lizard-like people in Abel’s world both use almost no clothing because it isn’t a part of their hunter-gatherer lifestyle and their anatomy loosely takes after lizards who keep their genitalia tucked away.

But, Wait! There’s More!

Cock pockets can sometimes go a bit further than just a storage compartment for a penis. Some authors use it as a pleasure center that can be entered like an anus or vagina. This is not yet a common utilization of the cock pocket motif and why I will include books to reference that I have not yet read myself to give those reading these options to explore beyond my limited exposure.

As a personal aside, I greatly enjoyed Lillian Lark utilizing a penetrable cock pocket in Entranced by the Basilisks. If others what to try that out in their stories, I heartily encourage them.

For further reading…

Cock Pocket Book List

• The Mabon Feast by C. M. Nascosta

• Sweet Berries by C. M. Nascosta

• There Arose Such A Clatter by C. M. Nascosta

• Viridios by L. A. Holloway

• Entranced by the Basilisks by Lillian Lark

• Naga Brides series by Naomi Lucas

• Duskwalker Brides Series by Opal Reyne

• I Married a Lizardman by Regine Abel

• I Married a Naga by Regine Abel

• I Married a Birdman by Regine Abel

• I Married a Dragon by Regine Abel

• I Married a Dryad by Regine Abel

• Xian Warriors Series by Regine Abel

• Ragoru Beginnings Series by S. J. Sanders

• Spiders Mate Series by Tiffany Roberts

Penetrable Cock Pocket Book List

(Those crossed out have not yet been read by the author of this newsletter)

• Entranced by the Basilisks by Lillian Lark

• Kissed by the Krampus by L. Eveland

• Moth by Lily Mayne

• Soul Eater by Lily Mayne

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