What small details really elevate size content for you?
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@foreverlurk An all powerful giant can be exciting sometimes, but I think it’s much more interesting for him to have flaws and insecurities and vulnerable moments and all that jazz
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@littlest-lily said in What small details really elevate size content for you?:
Casualness. There’s something so lovely about a couple reaching a level of comfort with each other so that their interactions become incredibly casual. She’s climbing all over him as he goes about his business, he idly picks her up without really needing to look, and likewise she hardly bats an eye when she’s plucked up into his hand or dumped into his pocket.
YES. This is so much fun. And when they do encounter a new size-related obstacle it makes it so much more refreshing and interesting.
I also like dialogue-heavy stories. Makes the characters seem more human.
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@foreverlurk If the giant is also anxious (or has any vulnerabilities at all), even better! A wholesome and mutually beneficial relationship is far more interesting than the development being onesided.
Even all-powerful, “infallible” giants need their flaws. Arrogance, a lack of empathy, impatience, etc. There’s also something fascinating about seeing that exterior fall apart.
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@littlest-lily said in What small details really elevate size content for you?:
@foreverlurk An all powerful giant can be exciting sometimes, but I think it’s much more interesting for him to have flaws and insecurities and vulnerable moments and all that jazz
I realize it’s almost the antithesis of the kink but I like when power shifts back and forth between G and t (only possible if love or at least gentleness is involved in the scenario).
Different kinds of power, of course. She could never have any physical control, but she probably holds more sway over him overall than the casual observer might notice at first.
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@littlest-lily Agreed! However, I disagree that love needs to be part of it as per my first bullet below…
My list is:
- Really exploring the nitty-gritty of what it means for a dominant/predatory personality to need the submissive/prey personality in order to express and justify itself. Like, sure, the giant can huff and puff as much as they want but if they break their toy and there’s no one left to push around, then what? At the end of the day they’re just as powerless as the rest of us. (And to be menacing/dominant/authoritative in spite of that is one of the places where things get really interesting for me.)
- Physics and anatomy. Like, get as detailed with the physics as possible without breaking the fantasy. What does a follicle of a giant’s hair actually feel like? Is it the same diameter and texture as a regular human hair, or is it thicker and more wiry? What is the texture of their skin? Can you draw blood as easily? Can they move through water with more or less effort? What about their clothes? At a certain point fabric has to be engineered to a completely different degree than at a normal size, and it probably won’t feel soft to a tiny whatsoever. What are their caloric needs? Where does the food come from and how often do they need to eat? What’s the texture of a giant’s cum? Does its aesthetic viscosity match the size or is it exactly the same stuff that a normal-sized human produces and is only gloopy at that scale? (Thoughts on the physics of giant dicks could warrant an entire postdoc research career, too.)
- Logistics. Spending time thinking about how giants get around, how much damage they do or don’t do, or what might engineering for a giant look like.
The details of a giant’s very existence is just as important to me as their interrelations with tinies!
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Seconding Kisupure, I’m kind of weirdly detail orinted at the weirdest times, and a lot of times giants have me asking, ‘How??? How this? How that?’ Something that answers that question, however it shows up, even if it’s just a handwaved, ‘It’s magic, I don’t need to explain shit’, is great for me.
Beyond that… overwhelming. When I look as the giant, I want to casually, accidently dominate the tiny, just by existing. I touch them, they get sent flying. I move my hand when they stand on it, they fall over. Not purposeful threat, but the sheer difference in… existence, that she has to give way for the fact that is Me, and all the consequences that comes from that fact. To be blunt, I want the size to reflect something beyond… human. That they’re fundamentally something that can’t be stopped, but only survived; a force of nature.
When I look at the tiny’s perspective, I want that same dominance to be reflected, but as something that’s happening to them; if the giant is force of nature to them, I want that fact to be shown. There’s a story somewhere where it’s mentioned that the giant (post exercise) is so hot that sitting next to them the tiny feels like she’s in a sauna. Or, when the normal sits on their bed, it deforms under them, and the SW goes tumbling towards them, like gravity. In a bath together (or the ocean), the casual movements of the big make currents that threaten the tiny’s ability to stay afloat, to the point where said big may need to rescue them from… themselves.
That kind of thing brings a certain… weight to the story, a reality that makes it seem more real.
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@i-am-insane Totally agree with this!
I was going to add that accidental displays of power are a fun detail. Especially early encounters where the giant is still figuring out how fragile said tiny is. Maybe they squeeze a little too tight (could even be when rescuing a tiny and they aren’t as careful).
Or maybe even the tiny is playing a prank/trying to pinch the giant, something. And their efforts are just a tickle/not much to the giant. Just showing how much power they have over the tiny. All the more so when the giant is careful so much of the time and its an accidental reminder of it all.
The beautiful contrast size creates and how that inevitable power indifference is handled by the characters is just so fascinating and lovely to me.
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Honestly, that sheer difference in power informs a lot of how a GT/sw dynamic works, and how, in anything close to a ‘fair’ relationship, the giant has to accommodate the sw, make allowances for her, respect her fragility and how delicate she is, that many things that aren’t a threat or obstacle to him may be serious problems for her, while the sw has to acclimate to the fact that they aren’t in control, in many ways.Sure, she may be in charge, or telling them what to do, or even manipulating him with pleasure until he’s weak in the knees, but the second he just… reaches over and picks her up all of that goes away; they don’t get to choose what happens to them, where they go, anything. It’s all the giant’s choice, and even the fact he’s not making that choice is, in fact, him choosing not to choose; he allows her that control, it’s not something she has herself.
In reminds me about what people say about Superman vs Batman fights, that Superman has to not use all his natural advantages (like just blasting Batman from space or something) to even allow Batman to get to a situation where they fight at all, allowing him to even be able to have a chance to fight. That those big, dramatic fights are still Clack accommodating his strength against Bruce’s frail humanity.
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