What are your favorite types of relationships to see in size content?
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@Nyx said in What are your favorite types of relationships to see in size content?:
But it can also be interesting to see how two strangers would react to size differences. For example, a man riding home on the subway and finding a shrunken woman hiding underneath one of the seats. How does he react? How does she? Can they learn to trust each other? I like going through those questions, regardless of whether the scenario is gentle or cruel.
This is such a great point to make! One of the most thrilling aspects of size content is that first introduction. Of course, you can write any type of relationship to have any response, but with strangers you could be in for anything and you won’t know what to expect.
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@miss-lillipants said in What are your favorite types of relationships to see in size content?:
For me, the size scenario an opportunity to build trust, rapport, reliance and/or dependence, etc. between the giant and tiny. So particularly for gentler fluffy stories, it comes almost naturally.
That seems to be a very common sentiment for people who love gentle/strangers scenarios- a growing relationship that stems from the size difference itself. Which is exactly what I mean when I say I love seeing a married couple “fall in love again”. It’s like they’re thrust into a completely new relationship but still adore the person for who they are.
@littlest-lily said in What are your favorite types of relationships to see in size content?:
Weirdly I’m not as much into existing couples dealing with shrinking, usually because the content I’ve seen where that is the case tends to be rather sad?
That’s something I never realized but it’s true, isn’t it? Even in my story ideas with married couples there tends to be a bit of tragedy that it focuses on. I do love the sadder stories though, they tend to really stick with me. But I need a couple dozen happy or smutty stories in between so I don’t get too upset.
And I agree 100% about the endings to crueler stories. It’s something I really struggle to conclude in my own ideas. I’m fine with a cruel ending if it’s a short story, but if it’s something that is multiple chapters and I’m invested in it, it doesn’t feel like the best pay-off. Of course, it totally depends on the author’s talents as well! I definitely don’t write it off completely.
I tend to prefer a tiny victory as the ending. Where they escape or take down the giant. Gives one the opportunity to write a clever tiny which is so much fun!
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@BigCuddlyGiant Yes, yes, and yes. I love ALL of these scenarios! Geez, it’s like you’ve read my mind. I’ve played around with these exact fantasies in my head before.
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@foreverlurk said in What are your favorite types of relationships to see in size content?:
I’m mostly into gentle stuff, but overall the nature of their initial relationship is less important to me than the way they adapt to their size difference.
That’s completely fair. For me, the initial relationship has a big influence on how the size difference is approached. But I know plenty of fans prefer to just jump right into it. There’s a reason we have slow burn vs instant size change as a label in the community!
I do start to lose interest when it takes TOO long to get to the size content (unless it’s very well written).
ie. shrinking her as a way to spice up their sex life after years of marriage
I love this scenario so much. Especially if the woman is the one pushing it while the man is less enthusiastic. Then they actually do it, and while she’s a lot less into it than she thought she would be, the guy discovers he really likes it.
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@blehb said in What are your favorite types of relationships to see in size content?:
Then they actually do it, and while she’s a lot less into it than she thought she would be, the guy discovers he really likes it.
Go on…
Seriously that’s really hot - I can imagine her getting way too overwhelmed by the experience, while he never thought she’d be so desirable at that size. She wants out, wants him to bring her back to normal but he’s so entranced he’s like “No, I don’t think I will”.
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Read a story years ago where the tiny were the ruling class and the normal sized people were the peasants basicly one day a guy has a head gear much like a horse bridal place on his head as the tiny woman wishes to use him for sex. He of course objects and with a press of a button he’s basically tazzed to the head at which point he gives in and lets her have her way with him with the threat of a second dose if he objects. Fast forward to the end he asks her to remove the head ware as she had warned him if he did it would shock him again only for her to inform him as she walks away that the device had but one charge and it was his own fear and her confidence that kept him in line
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Honestly I have such a huge thing for when men are shy or apathetic about anything BDSM, and then watching as they learn they’re super into it. I don’t know why. Maybe it’s because you know they’re not just humoring you; he’s genuinely liking the role he’s in. And a man enjoying himself is very sexy.
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@The-Big-G The enemies to lovers trope is already amazing - adding some size roles to it would just be fantastic. So much potential for humor and development!
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@SmolChlo As I said earlier, I’m not the biggest fan of when giants treat tinies as disposable, but I make a major exception when there’s one particular tiny that is special to him.
Especially when you see a big guy be all mean and scary but then he acts all dainty and careful at times. 
IT’S TOO CUTE.I do hope you write a story for it in the future!
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@The-Big-G said in What are your favorite types of relationships to see in size content?:
only for her to inform him as she walks away that the device had but one charge and it was his own fear and her confidence that kept him in line
Why would she give that advantage away! … unless she’s inviting him to take advantage of her next time…
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@littlest-lily I don’t think Pepper is truly dominating, especially in a negative sense. I think she just has Salt wrapped around her very very little finger. It’s the normal respect and teasing your average loving couple would have, but her being so tiny makes it amusing and adorable to see.
We definitely won’t object to more Salt and Pepper content though~
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@SmolChlo very hot I do like that kind of scenario. I also dig romantic scenarios to. You could say I like both being gentle and dominating.
My DMs are open.
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@skysayl the way I took it is that she and her kind saw them all so far below them she didn’t care as I said they were the ruling class. Plus she lied about removing it caused the shock who’s to say she was honest story wise anyway in reality at the end of the day she was dominant and he was submissive the size difference had lil to do with it
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@SmolChlo said:
Enemies to lovers all the way ~
Enemies-to-lovers is great! It’s got to be done well though, otherwise as @littlest-lily said, you end up wondering how they can stand each other (reminiscent of the whole “marriage/relationships are a battle” mentality, I think). That is, of course, depending on the kind of relationship the author is trying to convey - even problematic ones make for a good narrative, depending on where they’re going with it.
I’m not sure if it can be classed as “enemies-to-lovers” dynamics, but I enjoy exisiting tensions between a giant and tiny that causes at least one of them to be very wary of the other from the beginning. It doesn’t have to be antagonistic or hateful necessarily (i.e. enemies in the strictest sense of the word), but something that gets them ruffled when forced to interact, e.g. maybe they have to rely on each other to meet each other’s goals (quid pro quo), or they have a strictly professional relationship (colleagues, work partners, boss-employee, etc.). The size scenario ends up challenging their perceptions of the other; it disrupts their relationship dynamics by placing them in what are often intimate situations with each other that they wouldn’t have otherwise volunteered for - not necessarily sexually intimate, but others forms of physical and/or emotional intimacy as well.
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@Giganto82 well that’s why I call it “enemies to lovers” it’s both dominating and gentle.
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