zHeightgeist: Giant/SW
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@Aborigen No problems, size identities can be complex to navigate. I know I have no desires to grow or be a literal giant, I only want to be huge relative to the shrunken woman at my feet.
I also know some ladies that prefer to be normal sized with said literal giant, which is also completely valid. I think your questions were open enough that we understood the assignment regardless.
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Thank you so much for reaching out to us! I know we all are really enjoying the podcast so far.
It can be difficult to discuss things outside of your own preferences, so the effort you’re putting in with M/f is greatly appreciated.(I plan to respond under anon when I get a moment to think about my answers. I hope our feedback is insightful!
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@Aborigen Some great questions, thanks for putting it together
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I’m very excited with everyone’s participation! Holy boots, there’s some fascinating information coming at me.
But like with anything nice in this world, the questionnaire’s coming to an end. Please spread the word: I would like to hear from normal-sized women (why don’t we have a word for this?) who are into giant men! They’re relatively under-represented, when I break everyone down into categories. If I could hear from a few more regular-size women who are into jumbo-size men, that would be very helpful. But if not, well, maybe that’s what the landscape looks like.
Otherwise… yeah, get ready to listen to me stumbling my way through this in four days! Thank you very much for playing along.
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Better late than never
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Entered. Sorry I was last minute. I hope my answers helped.
HH1
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Thanks to everyone who responded! I had to end the questionnaire last night, but I got some fantastic responses. I’m having fun writing this one.
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@Aborigen Just finished listening, thanks again so much for reaching out to our little corner of the community. I think you painted a good picture representing the diversity of the SW and M/f side of things, and it makes me curious to read all the “raw” answers you got in the questionnaire!
And nice shout out of to my favorite Dr. Helen Friedman, and her “wOmeN cAn’t hAve sIZe fAntAsiEs!” diagnostic.Fully half of the responses were not from giant men or tiny women, but normal-sized men who appreciate tiny women. One thing these people have in common with giant men is that they’d like it known their interests aren’t misogynistic or power-tripping
This needs to be repeated ad nauseam, it correlates to some of the harrassment I mentionned on GTS City or DA. Like I said in my answers, I know it’s just a few rotten apples most people are not like that, but we can’t pretend they don’t exist in the community.@giantmaneddie I’m glad to know I’m not the only one who’s into the “SW controlling her giant” trope! I mean, when I’m not feeling like an asshole or when I want to imagine something more of a loving relationship with a tiny woman, there’s no denying she could hold sway over us, more than she realizes perhaps.
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Probably shouldn’t be listening to this at work
I had to bite my fingers a few times bc I couldn’t stop giggling 
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@foreverlurk She made a monkey out of old King Kong
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Honestly it’s a constant struggle in my mind with the whole me big man like tiny woman to toy with to not go am I just a dick much like fantasing about having different women of different races and not going oh I’m a middle aged white male of course I feel that I should have control over others. Like I’m pretty sure I’m not a raging misogynistic racist on a massive power trip but then again if I was would I admit it to myself.
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@The-Big-G The fact that you’re thinking about it and checking yourself is a good sign. If you really hated women, you wouldn’t even ask these questions but just assume you were correct and the rest of the world was missing something obvious.
I think one of the issues porn encounters with mainstream acceptability is that it’s very honest about things society would like to pretend don’t exist. Porn is about people getting in touch with themselves and responding to what stimulates them, when society is all “those aren’t the terms we use” and “you shouldn’t want such things.” I’m speak strictly about the fantasies in our minds, of course; bringing these fantasies into the real world requires consent on all sides. It’s a tricky dance to remind each ensuing generation that porn is not real life, while protecting porn as an important truth to the human condition.
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@SmolChlo I’m so glad you liked it! Once I figured out how to organize the topic, I couldn’t stop writing it all out, completed it around 3:30 a.m.
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@foreverlurk Thank you most kindly! Yeah, I wanted to protect some of the responses, represent them without giving too much away, not wanting to embarrass anyone. It was all fascinating for me to read and learn about, and I’d definitely like to get to know some people here better.
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