@Dr-Cyclops The artist has written lengthy backgrounds for each image on DeviantArt.

@tiny-ivy big_corp_inc_comic__page_12__by_giantobsession_djxd9mr-fullview.jpg

I mean, that’s absolutely a fetish in a general sense. I might even say it’s common, even, considering what I know about female erotic stories and the like. I’ve found an almost certainly female author making stories about women cheerfully getting mind fucked into someone just as powerless to resist their owners as a shrunken women is, and a sort of shared universe literally called ‘Human Domestication Guide’, where the main characters are made into obedient pets by invading, well meaning aliens, so… yeah.

If you’re into it, willing, and consenting, then it’s not ‘unwilling’ in the meaningful, rape-y sense, which is rather the point where that gets awkward, morally. Hell if it’s just a story or a fantasy, then there’s no one real at all to be concerned about, and RPs aren’t real (unless you’re actually shrinking? 😏 ) so even if a ‘giant’ ‘steps on you’ you’re not actually getting stepped on by a giant foot, so… what’s the harm?

Honestly, I’ve always found it more concerning the other way around, since then you’re actually doing the wrong thing. The same logic applies there, of course, but I’ve always had problems emotionally accepting the logic about my own desires, so it’s not like I don’t get what you’re talking about.

(As a tiny woman): I really only enjoyed scenario 1 but I totally get it if others feel differently about the other scenarios. I just feel like the other scenarios were a lot for me. I’m also not a big fan of alcohol but beggars can’t be choosers so I’d stick through it just to be a prize. 😊 🏆 :kiss: :boner:

@i-am-insane This is what I think of when I hear She-Hulk being called “the Jade Giantess.” Weird how no one calls The Hulk “a giant,” huh?

@BigGrumpy It’s nice to have roles for open DMs/ask to DM/No DM. As well as Ping Friendly/Ping Unfriendly. Aside from that, the normal gender identifiers and sexuality identifiers help.

I’d be interested in joining when it’s ready. 🤭

@Giant_12 Wish I could be those kinds of grapes in your local store

@The-Big-G Community loyalty gets loyalty back!

@court-jester 😍 💦 😵

@DFP much like Pokémon you gotta catch em all

@Olo I am so glad I am not the only one who has thought of this. 😭

@DFP yay time to get a new video

@manuel7777777777 Snug as a bug!

@TakoAlice8 I say this coming from a drawing and writing background, can’t say much for animation. For me, the creative drive comes and goes. Creating takes work: some days it’s easier, a lot of the time though, it takes and effort. It can be exhausting. Countering the perfectionism is only a small part of the problem, I think. But I don’t mean to make is sound all “gloom and doom” though; I just mean that you’re not alone.

It’s hard to not already “love the process” - you wouldn’t be wanting to create otherwise (unless you’re being forced to, but that’s a different issue). So rather than seeking to “fall in love with the process”, it’s worth being patient and, I guess, let the magic happen when it happens. Don’t force yourself, lest you get frustrated. But don’t give up entirely: fill the time by doing something else - something small, or something unrelated to your current project, even if it’s just practising for yourself. Every little bit of work you do is progress, for the term short term and long term, and contributes to your process.