S+P 30 - Spring is here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StrBoWeV-Fo
Just found this channel and I am obsessing!!
Something that’s been on my mind lately and I’m curious to hear if I’m alone on this.
I absolutely have a size kink, no doubt about it. But the more I’ve embraced this side of myself in recent years and participated in the community and poured my creativity into it, the more I realized how much this is way more than a kink to me. And in fact, I now mostly enjoy it in a completely non-sexual way.
Which leaves me in a bit of a weird place, because I feel like online I tend to find a heavy focus on the sexual aspect in some spaces, or sexual content being strictly forbidden in others. I’m pretty active in a SFW group and really like it there - I just love thinking about all the logistics of being small, and all sorts of fluffy/wholesome/adventurous aspects of size differences. But I’m also very aware that a lot of the members in that sfw group are young, and so I definitely can’t freely discuss everything that I’m interested in. And that’s okay! But it would be nice to have a space where I know everyone is an adult and is cool with sexual content, but where that’s not the entire focus. Like how with my IRL friends and my partner, we can bring up sex to varying degrees in our conversations, but most of our day to day is not that.
Hopefully I’m making any kind of sense. It’s not really that much of a problem at all for me, I hope this doesn’t come off as complaining. I know that this site is perfectly amenable to sfw stuff, and I’m also content being in a couple of different groups within the size community. Just some musings I had, since I do often feel a bit like the odd one out.
I enjoy AJR and was waiting in high anticipation for this!! Argh I would not complain if I had such a clingy giant following me around
@HHunter1 Whaaaat, you mean women have a wide variety of tastes and no two people are completely the same? 🤭 (I’m totally teasing you, and that’s great if this helps you learn/expand your viewpoints by asking what we like!)
If I may be so bold as to point out what I think is a common thread - for straight women, we like for the giant to receive just as much (if not more) focus and importance as a character as the SW. The way he specifically behaves might be different from person to person and story to story (heck, for me it even depends on the mood, whether I want him to be more sweet or more dominating). We just don’t want the male character to be an afterthought.
So if it’s well written, I’m sure plenty of women would enjoy the scenario you’ve outlined! Maybe not all of course, and that’s okay.