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Your lungs don't magically get smaller. It just requires more effort from your muscles to fill them with the same gas pressure inside them as you would have at sea level. The air want's to make the pressure the same, inside and outside. Less pressure outside means you can't have as much inside...

In the same way being at a higher altitude makes it harder to fill you lungs with the same pressure of air you would at sea level, meaning you have to exert more pressure with your lung muscles, breathing through a filter requires more pressure too, but the mechanisms are different for each. If...

It's ... kind of confusing and I don't know a great way to explain it but, the whole percent of oxygen thing isn't even a metric that makes sense, it's more about the gas pressure? The best thing I can think of to exemplify this, is, humans can easily breathe at 20% atmospheric pressure if it's...

It doesn't limit your oxygen specifically though. The ratio of atmospheric gases remains the same. The comparison to higher altitude is... hrm, similar in function but different in reasoning? At higher altitude, the ratios are the same but the pressure is less, meaning it takes more effort to...

Uh. Not the way you stated it? If you meant, does it make it harder to breathe? Then, absolutely. As far as, how much air you can breathe in, or the composition of the air, nothing changes.

The volume of air depends on how deep you breath in. It might take more force to breathe in as deeply if you're breathing through a filter, you'd need to exert more pressure, but the volume is independent of the force you're using to breathe it. If you were to blow up a balloon, it doesn't...

Nope. Not one bit. It's just a piece of cloth, the ratio of atmospheric gasses remain the same. The only difference is you might have to breathe with a bit more pressure, as it's essentially a filter. Also moisture from your breath will make it "feel" stuffier but, when you breathe in and out...

The fluffiest floof villainess evar.

I can get pretty argumentative too, A2. Though... it's usually with things I'm certain or when someone makes no sense. Like when I got into with a friend over the whole stupid "Masks restrict your oxygen" thing. Ridiculous. It'd be like a sifter being able to filter powdered sugar out of flour...

Oh.. also on the intended audience. I didn't really consider it too much, but I was imagining people 20 or older at least?

A2 can be as intimating as Nahrene is innocent. :sweating_profusely: A2 is still a fluffball though :blob_aww:

Oh no :blob_no:

Which tag would fit better.. I wonder? Adult or Mature? Or maybe there's another I'm forgetting?

It's fine, being kind to oneself is not a bad thing. I hope you enjoy it! <3

To be honest, there's really some underlying things that make her whole existence as a Shapeshifting Vampiric Succubus mean something completely different than first apperances. I might have already given it away a bit too early with hinting/foreshadowing due to being too impatient in my writing...

Perhaps mature or adult would be better then? Hrm. I don't intend it to be "as many people as possible" more just, "when it's convenient or she feels like it" but.. she's not like to just go around doing it with anything that moves, and, technically, she doesn't "need" to do it to suck out their...

I keep looking at this and getting a goofy smile, just like Lilith has. I love this so much, really. I'm not sure what all you've read but she goes off on tangents in narration and this totally fits her lol. Here's an example:

I don't think it would, I really wasn't sure what genre to use, and I preferred not to use redundant ones. For one you only get so many slots. I forget all the choices now, but I remember thinking, the others conveyed different things to me, uh.. I think Mature and Adult were a couple of them...