@coolguy69 said in Does your size identity affect your body image?:

I wonder how you can ensure that it’s not your fate… lol

I don’t know if you were asking seriously, or maybe you misunderstand, but in my country we can make plans (with safeguards, of course) for this eventuality.

@Giganto82 what they said

@skysayl I can’t say for sure, because I guess we don’t imagine the same things - where you imagine overwhelming full-body sensations, I focus on small, localised sensations on my body, mostly my hands, chest, and, well, privates. My hands are really good at getting those “phantom” sensations by pure imagination…

But having external stimulis never hurts! I found this stress ball squishy thingy, but in a different material than most, it’s NOT the jelly ones, I can’t explain but its texture is leathery/smooth and it doesn’t squish as much, like it offers some kind of resistance. If it was doll-sized and shaped, I would definitely use it to get the imagination going.

@foreverlurk Thanks, I sadly live in place that has banned big pets indoors and considered a hamster/guinea pig but I dunno if that is me.

I’ve walked the fine line of depression for most my life, I only admitted this kink for 2 of my GFs, both thought it was cute but sadly, one was a long distance and one moved away.

Right now, I’m exhausted, hating myself and just done with things.

@Mrgoblinging7 I’m just speaking for myself, but it can be a little bit of a hassle to post across a bunch of different places 😅

@skysayl

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@SmolChlo said:

Are they blending up human remains and feeding them to Dee?! 👀

The struggle of having a Giant crave you in more than one way 😩

Well, my thought about that was [REDACTED] 😉

I like my giants and tinies to have a multisensory experience 🙂

@Olo said:

Freaky and enticingly open-ended. The shock-collar mechsuits were clever, fiendishly introduced after the physical side effects started taking their toll.

Thanks! If work has taught me anything, it’s that internal retaliation is both petty and more likely to happen than one would think. Easy inspiration for the suits and their intent.

I initially read “CIs” as “cis,” which is (pace Elon Musk) a perfectly cromulent way to refer to people whose bodies haven’t been transformed.

I kept reading it as “cis” too, but it’s just a coincidence.

I hope that in the end Dr. Too Little accepted the price she had to pay for witnessing such a miracle.

She does, but she also doesn’t have much choice.

@miss-lillipants
(I love this so much. I absolutely adored the mild offense she had for the term “crush”. That made me laugh out loud.

The rest is so sweet and realistic, too! Not a trash fire at all!)

@Kisupure 💞

@ShrinkLord Casinos usually comp drinks and food for high spenders; if she can get in on that deal one meal’s enough to last her a week 😜

@TakoAlice8 I don’t mind answering this at all; in fact, thanks for asking.

It is my understanding that the term “switch” is used in Size discussions analogously to the way it is used in BDSM circles, where it means someone who is equally able to perform either the dom role or the sub role. I don’t engage in roleplay, but as a Size writer (including banter on Size forums) I enjoy “performing” equally as a Male Giant and as a Shrunken Man. In that sense I would say I am indeed a “size switch.”

However, I prefer to keep these two personae separate, Tol Olo and Smol Olo, if you will. I have no interest in performing as a character who can become both giant and tiny. Each persona has a Size orientation that is fixed and passionate. When I am on Daddy’s Dollhouse, I am always Tol Olo; if you forget that you’re going in my pocket (or my mouth).

Any hardy souls who have managed to slog through my interminable blog posts might remember that I have not always been equally comfortable in both roles. While my earliest memories of Size feelings were about having tiny women in my grasp or my mouth, once puberty hit I was all about becoming tiny myself and falling into a giant woman’s clutches. I violently repressed any and all shrunken woman fantasies as, if not misogynistic, at least regressive. It wasn’t until about nine years ago that I finally let myself embrace my SW fantasies. The main catalyst for this was years of observing and listening to female M/f fans share (and write and draw) what Size means to them.

Consequently, I’m committed to the notion that being exposed to different Size orientations and configurations than what one prefers expands and solidifies one’s understanding of what Size can be, leading to a deeper appreciation of one’s own preferences. I know for certain that it has made me a better Size writer, learning what pushes other people’s buttons.

I guess that’s why I’m proud to be a size switch.

@TakoAlice8 You are so so kind, thank you for those lovely words ❤

I’m also not sure if this helps… But another thing that I’m realizing has helped me is that I have a friend who is on the SM side - he thinks SW are cute but would much rather be tiny himself. And he is JUST as bothered by judgy GTS fans as we are and also thinks there should be more variety in content. It helps me to hear that kind of thing from him and know that the toxicity comes from a very loud minority.

@foreverlurk Yeah, it got lots of circulation for dunking on the graphic, but I grabbed for my own purposes…

In my stories, almost all of my main characters have elements of me. I can’t help but make them somewhat similar.

Some of them have a lot in common. But others just have tiny little opinions or annoyances that I share.

I have one story about a fast food worker who shrinks an obnoxious customer. The worker’s a cis man, a second generation immigrant, and he’s vindictive in ways that I’m not.

But, he shares a complete impatience with rude customers that I have.

I have another story about a woman who works in a media company that’s attacked by a giant business owner. She’s very similar to me, if I had just gone into media, the field I wanted to go into. (But I ended up stumbling into another field.)
The building she’s in is based on the building I worked in for a long time. And her CEO is based on my company’s CEO. That story largely came from years of fantasizing while looking out over the cityscape from a high story.

My story characters always have a mental separation from me, though. I never actually put myself in a story or a roleplay. It’s too intimate to do that with The Internet. That’s what my pen and paper journal is for.

I’m a switch, but I still get pretty pissed off when people want me to be big for them while I’m feeling small (and vice versa).