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@miss-lillipants I prefer my giants to be conventionally attractive as well, but I have read some good stories that make the giant more on the “unhygienic/unattractive” side, I suppose. Seems to be a common humiliation aspect across the size community. Again, not really my thing, but I wanted to acknowledge the variety of stories out there.

Plus, beauty is subjective! Which is why I think some writers will leave out descriptions. They’ll imply the giant is attractive and what that means is up to you and your preferences. I do think there is a benefit to going into detail about physical descriptions though. Things like body hair, muscle mass, etc. obviously influence interactions on such a small scale.

(I totally agree with you on the ugly giant trope. I’ll hear about a piece of media that has giants in it and go to look and they’re definitely more on the monstrous side. I mean I’m not expecting the real world to cater to my strange little interests but c’mon. )

@littlest-lily Only to toss her away. What a bully.

@Olo I actually think almost all of these points wrap back around to the appeal of “femgaze” content. Like I said, I understand why some authors will leave out descriptions but I personally prefer the details and how they influence the scenario- and it seems like a lot of women in this thread agree (and men for that matter!).

Typically “malegaze” stories will focus on the attributes of the tiny woman, and “femgaze” of the giant man. Though I do think women are more likely to go into describing both, since we typically put more thought into our own looks.

And while it seems shallow to focus so much on appearances, it does make a difference no matter how you like your size content! In my experience it’s not even that I have one “type” of look I like to imagine. For example, I like my meaner giants to have a more pretty/beautiful man appearance. For the opposite, I’m into a more masculine and rugged look, like a true gentle giant. Idk why this is…

I can’t stop staring at the render with the girl balancing on the fingernail.

@miss-lillipants I’ve actually been playing around with a similar story idea where the tiny doesn’t speak at all. They do understand the giant, but there’s still the obstacle of her trying to communicate. It creates a lot of interesting scenarios and I’ve really enjoyed brainstorming for it.

Now I actually have to write it.

@foreverlurk The world is deprived from a full-length foreverlurk story!

@Visitor6996 I love the “naughtier” material for married couples as well. It just makes those scenarios so much crueler.

And YES. Absolutely. The stereotypical jock/frat/bro-ey type dudes make the BEST mean giants. Handsome, arrogant, inconsiderate, playful…

And you can either go all in on them being a big bully, OR you can just make them a tease (but a big old softy at heart).

Aw man, now we need more of this very specific type of content. Gonna start messing with this idea a bit more.

@foreverlurk When the whole “Moushley” meme with Resident Evil 4 was happening I was losing my mind. And not just because I’ve always had a big thing for Leon Kennedy.

@Nyx said in What are your favorite types of relationships to see in size content?:

But it can also be interesting to see how two strangers would react to size differences. For example, a man riding home on the subway and finding a shrunken woman hiding underneath one of the seats. How does he react? How does she? Can they learn to trust each other? I like going through those questions, regardless of whether the scenario is gentle or cruel.

This is such a great point to make! One of the most thrilling aspects of size content is that first introduction. Of course, you can write any type of relationship to have any response, but with strangers you could be in for anything and you won’t know what to expect.

@miss-lillipants (Sorry to not participate in the roleplay, but can I just say this is one of my favorite scenarios ever? Good lord… )

@BigCuddlyGiant Yes, yes, and yes. I love ALL of these scenarios! Geez, it’s like you’ve read my mind. I’ve played around with these exact fantasies in my head before.

@Olo By regular media I meant any content “normies” would be exposed to (as opposed to having to find it within the size community). I know Gen V itself is a little extreme, but it’s a spinoff to an extremely popular show!

Either way this is very cool. I loved this short story and I think it’s the perfect size content for your average audience. It can be wholesome, silly, or romantic. So exciting!

@littlest-lily I don’t think Pepper is truly dominating, especially in a negative sense. I think she just has Salt wrapped around her very very little finger. It’s the normal respect and teasing your average loving couple would have, but her being so tiny makes it amusing and adorable to see.

We definitely won’t object to more Salt and Pepper content though~

For me personally I always get a little bored when size content focuses completely on one thing. I definitely like variety in stories I read, as long as it stays within my limits.

I hope it’s okay to revive old threads- if it’s not please let me know!

I was thinking back to this topic and thought about what a cool roleplaying scenario it would make. (I feel like we discussed this more from a writing POV than a roleplaying one.) Imagine roleplaying where you can’t have any dialogue: maybe you just replace it with gibberish to represent the language barrier. Or maybe both characters are mute or their size doesn’t allow them to understand each other.

Even better if you go into it with only the bare minimum established beforehand (obviously things like boundaries, setting, etc). Each participant has to figure out what kind of person their roleplaying partner is, and the lack of understanding makes things even more confusing yet surprising.

It seems really unique in comparison to approaching this as a sole writer, where you know your characters and the structure of your story. I don’t know, just wanted to share this thought.