I sure could use some help with the text.

Also, this explains why a battleship female would have a "Port" with a size perfect for a human companion, as well as the "Probes" with ladies.

airplane sex is now a thing on e621. has science gone too far?

I always wondered what was inside the cockpits of these...

Whether you like, hate or are simply confused by Ratbat's very specific tastes in porn, you've got to admit that this is dedication

XavierThePolarBear said:
airplane sex is now a thing on e621. has science gone too far?

No. Science has gone to CrAzY!

Now that I'm in your cockpit, do you mind if I eject?

Just when I though ive seen it all ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

i love this is so well done! thats why this fetish is now a thing :-)

XavierThePolarBear said:
airplane sex is now a thing on e621. has science gone too far?

not far enough.

So that's why the windows are always dark, because it would be a disgusting sight to see.

This looks like something from an Outer Limits episode!

This says "as many as three probes or ports". I've always wondered if a single machine can have both or if they're mutually exclusive.

I'm personally not into this fetish, but I do love these info pages.

secondCountable said:
This says "as many as three probes or ports". I've always wondered if a single machine can have both or if they're mutually exclusive.

From a genetics standpoint, only one type. If someone alters the coding for those parts and make the resulting Dire infertile in all respects, then both.

https://youtu.be/XJvOxFhVNbQ

I also feel like the dire machine porn is a combination of cool werid hot and creepy

This has gone far, far beyond the realm of porn or fetish material; this is just completely fucking cool. I understand why many people would be weirded out by the whole 'aeromorph' subject, but even if this is completely not your thing at all, you have to at least acknowledge how cool and interesting this shit is.
Like, logic and (fantasy) science for how and why aeromorphs exist, instead of just "hey, airplanes with dicks, because why not?" It's awesome.
Nanomachines are definitely a massive stereotype for sci-fi Phlebotinum, but it works.