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    Secret sizey moments

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    • tiny-ivyT
      tiny-ivy
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      Wondering if anyone else has had a moment where sizey thoughts were summoned in you and you thought, if you only knew…

      I have this emotionally open friend who’s also unusually tall, tall enough for that to be the main thing people notice about him. (But there’s absolutely nothing domm-y about his personality, so it’s easy to kinda forget his height. He stoops when he walks. He wouldn’t hurt a fly.)

      Anyway the other day as a greeting his bear hug included playfully picking me up and I kinda wanted to die for five minutes. If he only knew. 😆 So glad he doesn’t know because I value his friendship too much to ruin a platonic (AND DOUBLY MONOGAMOUS AND PAIRED) thing.

      Anyway. Any similar stories. Share them here.

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      • The Big GT
        The Big G
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        Only every time I see a attractive shorter woman my mind jumps to what if you shrunk right now

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        • foreverlurkF
          foreverlurk GIANT
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          As Big G mentionned, any very short (5’2" and under) women can trigger spontaneous sizey thoughts. Even taller ones, depending on the vibe - yes, she’s hot, but what if smol

          Otherwise it’s the most random things - a woman wearing an oversized piece of clothing, or struggling to reach the top shelf at the grocery store. Or just using an everyday expression (ie. “I’d like to be as small as a mouse to hear what they said in that meeting!”)

          My mind wanders.

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