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    What was the thing that sparked your interest?

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    • ?
      A Former User
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      Alice in Wonderland and Thumbelina have to be my earliest memories.

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        Deathstrom1850 @NatalieTheTiny
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        @nataliethetiny that show was wonderful.

        Be a you, that you are proud of.

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        • NatalieTheTinyN
          NatalieTheTiny @Deathstrom1850
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          @deathstrom1850 From the episode synopsis:
          “Betty Ann, explains that most people think that Dolls are just toys, but they’re really like perfect little people. Sometimes they’re so life-like, that it’s almost as if the Dollmaker took a person and shrunk him down to Doll size. But that’s not how Dolls are really made… or is it?”

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          • GraceG
            Grace
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            Mine would have to be Thumbelina I assume.
            I watched that movie almost back to back as a young child, and almost always had a fascination with being tiny and handheld.
            Though, I imagine my Polly Pockets aided in that as well.

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            • ShardroS
              Shardro
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              I wish I knew exactly where it all started.

              I could point to so many different influences. A couple of British kids shows with tiny protagonists, though they were both male. The ones with more women were more common ones like Alice in Wonderland, but there were more sexually appealing ones with women. The fragile damsel in King Kong is a good example. But if you want something a little more niche, I present to you the Dungeon Master’s Guide for Advanced Dungeons & Dragons, featuring a scantily-clad woman clutched by a giant demon. Hardly the most expressive artwork, but there’s plenty to enjoy. For instance, note that she only has one sandal on. What happened to the other one? O.o

              Image as a link because I can’t figure out how to make it not massive: https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/91JbBCoCL5L.jpg

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              • The Big GT
                The Big G
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                Alice in wonder land,I dream of Jeanie, the land of the giants from a young age I was hooked on the whole size thing I hunted it down didn’t know why till at least puberty

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                • TheReducerT
                  TheReducer
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                  The earliest would be Captain Sinbad.!(https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/23/EvilElKerimCaptSindbad1963Trailer.jpg/242px-EvilElKerimCaptSindbad1963Trailer.jpg)

                  I saw the image when it appeared on TV in the late 60’s and it spoke to me. Now I know why. 😉

                  Discord: TheReducer#0977

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                  • pseudocleverP
                    pseudoclever
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                    I could point to so many early bits of childhood nostalgia. Movies and cartoons with an episode where a character grows, or shrinks.

                    One snowy evening many years ago, I wanted to see when something featuring that trope would be on TV. I typed “shrinking woman” into a search engine. And that’s how I found all of you.

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                    • Sir-RaptorS
                      Sir-Raptor
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                      I would probably say a combo of Totally Spies and Honey I Shrunk the Kids/ Honey We Shrunk Ourselves. Alongside other media as a kid with shrink rays and growth but those to this day remain the most distinct and memorable. Though the flame that ignited it was finding the minimizer’s original website by accident. That is what set the spark aflame.

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                      • MaxineItascaM
                        MaxineItasca
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                        Hm there’s a lot of stuff I can point at. Since I’m millennial I grew up with the “Attack of 50 ft ____” episodes in shows and the “Honey I,” franchise was pretty popular growing up but one thing I remember in particular is that my room was Winnie the Pooh themed and I had many Pooh stuffed bears including one that was bigger than me at the age I was and this was also when “The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh” was airing more regularly and there of course was an episode where Pooh becomes a giant and remember watching that and snuggling up to my Pooh plush and that pretty much sealed the deal for me.

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                          Qwajuu
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                          Honey I Shrunk the Kids had to be the first film that started the whole thing for me. Watching that opened my mind in to a whole new world of fun.

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                          • VorepunV
                            Vorepun GIANT
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                            I’m not really sure exactly. It was pretty concurrent with me getting interested in the idea of people getting eaten, which was also concurrent with an interest in power dynamics and sadomasochism. It’s hard to pick it apart from the rest, and I don’t remember for sure the ‘first time’ I was interested any of it. It’s all welded into this weird BDSM kink ball. xD

                            I’m actually bad at coming up with puns.

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                            • GorristerG
                              Gorrister Tiny man tiny woman
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                              I’ve been into giant men as far as I remember. Monster Blood III, an interest in dinosaurs and dragons, and Godzilla parodies in cartoons planted the idea in my head. Gulliver’s Travels cemented it. My masochism fueled the flames.

                              I step down into sand
                              Water carries us from here

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                              • littlenicholeL
                                littlenichole tiny woman
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                                Honestly i can’t pinpoint a specific thing. In some way or another being tiny has been ingrained in my brain as far back as i remember. My earliest memories tho involve a dollhouse i had when i was younger and wanting to live and play in it.

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                                • greenG
                                  green
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                                  I can’t really pinpoint any specific media that got it started off, which leads to me to believe that it’s something genetic and inherent in me. I’ve always liked the idea of being the bigger one, and often had thoughts from a very young age of how elegant and convenient it would be to put annoying and overbearing authority figures like grumpy teachers into my pocket just for some goddamn peace and quiet. Though someone like my dad will joke and explain away all my personal quirks as being the byproduct of him accidentally dropping me on my head as an infant, lol.

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