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    Disaster and confrontation

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Size Fantasy Chat
    tinyothergiantmental healthsafe for work
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    • protect-tiniesP
      protect-tinies GIANT @littlest-lily
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      @littlest-lily

      Alternative Giant Exposure Therapy Program, Optimized for Maximum Efficiency:

      Step 1: Shrink her down to an inch tall, then have her walk around on the giant’s hand and on other parts of his body. If she’s tiny to a human, then she’ll be an absolutely minuscule, barely visible speck to a giant. If she can handle walking around on a giant when she’s (comparatively) dust-mite-sized, then being held by him when she’s normal-sized will be EASY by comparison! 😄 (Note: Before performing Step 1, don’t tell her she’s going to be shrunk.)

      Step 2: There is no Step 2. (After Step 1, growing her back to human size is optional. 😉)

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      • littlest-lilyL
        littlest-lily tiny woman @protect-tinies
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        @protect-tinies 😍 Well I certainly love the way you think. Maybe a little extreme for anyone dealing with trauma, but I sure would sign up willingly~

        If you’d like to support me and my work, please feel free to leave me a tip and I will be so grateful! https://ko-fi.com/littlestlily

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        • skysaylS
          skysayl tiny woman
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          I actually have something on my docs along these lines, but it’s been very hard to write because it started as a therapeutic piece for myself. Sort of a hurt and comfort dynamic except I take the ugly, raw parts and have turned them up to mirror my own experiences with trauma therapy. I’m talking full on breaks in the presence of a professional, verbal abuse, avoidance, SI, the nine yards. Except the therapist is a giant, and therefore the source for a lot of triggering moments.

          I can’t imagine anyone wants to read that, so it’s a private doc. I thought that maybe if I were to trim out a lot of the intenseness and zero in on a more optimistic narrative it could be palatable. But if I did that I felt the context would be neutered and it just wouldn’t… work.

          Seriously though, what is the appetite for trauma-genre? The discourse here is making me wonder if it would be worth putting it out there someday.

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          • blehbB
            blehb tiny woman @skysayl
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            @skysayl said in Disaster and confrontation:

            Seriously though, what is the appetite for trauma-genre? The discourse here is making me wonder if it would be worth putting it out there someday.

            I think a lot of people would be interested, myself included. As long as it has the proper warnings and tags I don’t believe there would be an issue.

            I think a lot of us have used this fantasy to cope with the various obstacles in life. I personally have a lot of story ideas that are on the heavier side.

            But just keep in mind your own comfort with posting these types of things. The majority of this site is dedicated to the kink aspect of size content, so some readers might approach your story from that POV. Not trying to scare you away from sharing, but it’s good to be mindful of that.

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            • foreverlurkF
              foreverlurk GIANT @skysayl
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              @skysayl said in Disaster and confrontation:

              Except the therapist is a giant, and therefore the source for a lot of triggering moments.

              I’m curious about that part - do you mean “triggering” in a therapeutically good way? Like during CBT’s exposure part?

              For my part I’ve often thought of tinies as ideal therapists, as non-threathening as they are, makes it easier to open up. No distracting eye contact either.

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              • OloO
                Olo GIANT @foreverlurk
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                @foreverlurk said:

                I’ve often thought of tinies as ideal therapists, as non-threathening as they are, makes it easier to open up.

                Ideal. They can even surreptitiously accompany you for stressful situations and talk you down from a panic attack.

                All my M/f stories and discussions can be found here.

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                • littlest-lilyL
                  littlest-lily tiny woman @Olo
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                  @Olo I can totally see that. Meanwhile, during an actual panic attack I (sometimes) seriously benefit from being held by someone I deeply trust. Similar to how some people are comfort by weighted blankets, I guess, or babies when they’re being swaddled. A massive, caring, protective presence is my kind of therapy.

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                  • OloO
                    Olo GIANT @littlest-lily
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                    @littlest-lily I just started using a weighted blanket a couple of months ago. I’ll most likely stop using it when it gets warmer, but for now it has really helped me get to sleep quicker.

                    by Tillie Walden
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                    All my M/f stories and discussions can be found here.

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                    • skysaylS
                      skysayl tiny woman @foreverlurk
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                      @foreverlurk said in Disaster and confrontation:

                      I’m curious about that part - do you mean “triggering” in a therapeutically good way? Like during CBT’s exposure part?

                      Exactly as in exposure therapy.

                      The giant in this context isn’t the one who inflicted the initial trauma, but they do represent it by virtue of being, well, giant. 😛

                      @blehb said in Disaster and confrontation:

                      The majority of this site is dedicated to the kink aspect of size content, so some readers might approach your story from that POV. Not trying to scare you away from sharing, but it’s good to be mindful of that.

                      Oh, that makes perfect sense. It’s another one of the reasons I hesitate, actually. There are definitely kinks involved every time I write, but sometimes they’re hidden behind a wall of buildup. I guess I enjoy it as a payoff, rather than instant gratification. I think I fall almost purely in femgaze for that reason alone lol

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                        wildxpixie @littlest-lily
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                        @littlest-lily This 14 step program reminds me of a one-shot I read on deviantArt probably over a decade ago.

                        My hazy memory of it was in the lore, giants could shift between a ‘human’ size and being over a hundred feet tall, but being human size was super uncomfortable. The woman was terrified of giants and because of terror from humans, the giant didn’t feel comfortable returning to his true form, but they helped each other out - her encouraging him to shift back to his true size, holding his hand at first as he started to get bigger, then being in his hand. Goodness, what a cute little story it was.

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                        • blehbB
                          blehb tiny woman @skysayl
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                          @skysayl said in Disaster and confrontation:

                          Oh, that makes perfect sense. It’s another one of the reasons I hesitate, actually. There are definitely kinks involved every time I write, but sometimes they’re hidden behind a wall of buildup. I guess I enjoy it as a payoff, rather than instant gratification. I think I fall almost purely in femgaze for that reason alone lol

                          I’m sorry if I came across as sounding like people here wouldn’t enjoy the buildup. Quite the opposite - the buildup is everything to me! I feel the exact same way you do, so now I’m even more interested.

                          I was more implying that there will undoubtedly be readers who sexualize the content. If what you’re writing is important or therapeutic to you and you’re not comfortable with people doing that, then that’s totally understandable. I know most of the regulars here would be kind and respectful, but I think it’s good to be mindful or lurkers who might not be as considerate.

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                          • OloO
                            Olo GIANT @skysayl
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                            @skysayl said:

                            I guess I enjoy it as a payoff, rather than instant gratification. I think I fall almost purely in femgaze for that reason alone lol

                            I’m curious how people around here define “femgaze,” what they think it’s specific characteristics are.

                            All my M/f stories and discussions can be found here.

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                            • littlest-lilyL
                              littlest-lily tiny woman @Olo
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                              @Olo I’ll toss out my own opinion on this one! To explain how I think of it in very broad strokes, “male gaze” to me is more of a focus on the physical (in the past when I’ve RP’d with dudes, most of the time they would ask me what my character was wearing - just as an example). Whereas “female gaze” feels like it has a bit more of a focus on the emotional - inner monologues, slow burns, angst. At least this is what I’ve gathered from the stuff I’ve read and the demographics of the different communities I’ve been a part of. Obviously this is a big generalization and all genders can enjoy any of it~

                              If you’d like to support me and my work, please feel free to leave me a tip and I will be so grateful! https://ko-fi.com/littlestlily

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                              • foreverlurkF
                                foreverlurk GIANT @Olo
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                                @Olo

                                I’m not female so maybe not qualified to answer fully, but what I personally like about it compared to MOST (not all) male writers :

                                • Larger overall focus on psychological aspects and growth of characters
                                • Insights and narratives presented purely from the SW’s point of view (sooo interesting)
                                • Slower pace overall, richer build-up to get to the spicy parts (bigger payoff!)
                                • More space and easier for me to insert as the male/giant in stories, sometimes eerily so(!)

                                My take is that usually the male gaze is focused on our (male) needs without delving too much into the consequences of such actions. I guess partly because some male authors would then share at least some level of guilt or shame at their character’s actions, or also perhaps because they don’t actually care and see the SW as a sex object/tool (which is okay sometimes, not judging).

                                But again I want to reiterate not all male authors are like that.

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                                • OloO
                                  Olo GIANT @littlest-lily
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                                  @littlest-lily said:

                                  Obviously this is a big generalization and all genders can enjoy any of it~

                                  I imagine everyone is capable of either “gaze,” and I asked because I want to work on them.

                                  All my M/f stories and discussions can be found here.

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