Implicating in_box → in_container
Link to implication
Reason:
Self explanatory
Similar tags:
in_cup (76 tags)
in_bucket (33)
in_bag (23)
in_jar (14)
in_glass (12)
in_bottle (4)
in_a_mailbox also exists but should be changed first *Edit now in_mailbox (12)
Possible implications:
caged (14) - there's tons of these not tagged yet
in_pouch (41)- Refers to bodypart, not the object
in_beverage (29) - I know someone's eventually going to ruin this with a beverage in zero gravity.
trapped_in_condom (34) - not sure
A bathtub might sometimes be a container but there's no way to imply it yet (bathing exists but no in_tub).
There's a bunch of characters in trash cans and dumpsters but no in_trash yet.
For additional discussion in the DWHATFT thread, we could probably also use some kind of general confined_space tag, for characters stuck in a vent or pit or something. I've seen quite a few of these and it has bdsm relevance sometimes.
Updated by anonymousanalogue
