u/finkledinkledoc

I'm developing an adult game and trying to track down two Reddit fiction posts from 2015-2016 for inspiration. Looking for u/sisthrowabro's "[B/S] Had to get this down. My brother turned me into a size queen." and its update. These were genuinely well-crafted serialized narratives, but they've vanished from the usual archives—already struck out on Wayback, Pushshift, Google cache, etc.

If anyone has local text files, screenshots, or knows of private fiction archiving communities, I'd really appreciate it. Trying to preserve these both for my project and because they're solid examples of that era's creative writing culture. Thanks!

I'm trying to recover two deleted narrative posts that appear to have been completely purged from the usual archives. Given this community's expertise in preserving lost digital content, I'm hoping someone here might have local copies or access to private archives.

Content Details:

• Author: u/sisthrowabro (account shows deleted/unavailable posts)
• Original Platform: Reddit, posted approximately 2015-2016
• Titles:
  • "[B/S] Had to get this down. My brother turned me into a size queen."
  • "[B/S] Update: My brother turned me into a size queen."
• Format: First-person fiction, serialized narrative with at least one update post
• Content: Adult fiction (taboo relationship theme) - hence the NSFW tag

Recovery Attempts Already Made:

• Wayback Machine / Internet Archive (no snapshots found)
• Pushshift and various Reddit archive scrapers (no results)
• Google cache with date range filtering
• Direct user profile inspection (posts show as deleted)
• Ceddit/Removeddit alternatives (no cached versions)

Why These Are Worth Preserving:

These were well-crafted examples of early Reddit serialized fiction with substantial community engagement. The author had a distinctive narrative voice, and the posts generated significant discussion in their era. From a data preservation standpoint, they represent a specific slice of 2015-2016 Reddit creative writing culture that has otherwise vanished.

What I'm Looking For:

• Local text files, screenshots, or PDF saves
• Access to private archiving communities that might have scraped this content
• Mirrors or alternative hosts I may have missed
• Any metadata that might help refine search parameters

If anyone has these stored in personal archives or can point me toward specialized fiction preservation groups, I'd appreciate the assist. These appear to be genuinely lost media at this point, and I'd like to get them into proper archival storage.