Essay on giant women
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A interesting article basically what I got from it is that shrunken woman is more empowering than giantess
https://buginacage.wordpress.com/2025/01/17/giantess-kink-and-false-empowerment/
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“To put it another way, to be a giant woman is oftentimes to be a shrunken woman: to be treated like a toy, to have one’s own desires and agency ignored by men who assert the primacy of their fantasies over those of the giantesses whose attentions they seek.”
Hmm I can’t tell honestly.
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@The-Big-G It’s an important essay demolishing the conceit held by some F/m fans that engaging in giantess fantasies is, by definition, “feminist” or “empowering women.” It shows how selfish male F/m roleplayers center their own preferences and demand female roleplayers conform (and perform) to their fantasies.
The essay deserves wide distribution, although I suspect the unpleasant experiences it draws on are already rather familiar to most people on this forum.
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Damn BG, you beat me to the punch!
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@Giant-Gripper the joys of being awake while you sleep
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I’ve been saying it for a long time, but the best way to empower women is to allow us to pursue our interests rather than dictate what we should enjoy.
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@Nyx I totally agree with that. I get that giantess is a way for men to deconstruct gender roles in a way. But it’s not deconstruction of gender roles or any better than the societal gender roles we have if you are trying to shove a gender into a different box(e.g. a man trying to force women they encounter to be a giantess). Generalization of a gender isn’t empowering. Being gigantic may be empowering to some woman but it’s not a universal empowerment woman as a whole, vise versa with being tiny.
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@Olo proves that men are generally worse people especially tiny men. You never see that from women
