ariel bondage

Ariel is mostly not a real story. It could be from a fantasy world, a product of someone's creativity. There's no historical or factual basis for it to be considered real.

Bondage fanfic refers to a type of fan - created fictional work that involves the theme of bondage. It often explores scenarios where characters are restrained in some way within the fictional universe. However, this kind of content may not be suitable for all audiences as it can be quite edgy and may involve adult - like themes in some cases.

Bondage fiction is a genre of fictional writing that often involves themes related to restraint, confinement, or domination in a fictional and usually consensual context within the story. It can explore power dynamics, psychological aspects, and complex relationships in a fictional world.

Often, there are themes related to family and future. For example, how Ariel and Eric plan for their baby's future, what kind of world they want to bring the child into. There could also be a theme of protection. Since Ariel has had her fair share of enemies in the original story, she might be extra cautious about protecting her unborn child from any potential threats.

One idea could be that Ariel discovers a new sea creature that has the ability to tickle with its tentacles. As she explores this new discovery, she gets into some ticklish situations. For example, when she tries to study it closer, the creature playfully tickles her fins. Another idea is that Ariel and her friends play a tickle - based game in the underwater kingdom. They could have rules like the first one to get tickled three times loses. This could lead to a lot of laughter and fun among them.

No.

In this fanfic, Moana is on a new voyage and gets lost in a mysterious part of the ocean. She ends up near Ariel's territory. Ariel, who has always been interested in humans, approaches Moana. At first, Moana is a bit startled by a mermaid but soon realizes they share a common love for the ocean. They start to exchange knowledge. Ariel shows Moana some of the amazing underwater wonders she has never seen before, and Moana teaches Ariel about the stars that help her navigate. Together, they face a sea monster that is causing trouble in both their areas of the ocean.

In the original story, Ariel wasn't specifically described as white. Her character was more focused on her personality and adventures.

I don't think Ariel was green in the original story. Usually, she's depicted with more traditional colors.

No, Ariel wasn't black in the original story.