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@littlest-lily Usually my unaware fantasies don’t stay unaware - that moment of realization is so good for me - but when they do, it normally involves cartoon levels of resilience. Typically things just end with the tiny woman getting tossed to the side, reeling from the experience while the giant goes on his merry way.

Semi-awareness!!! That’s so cute. Was hide and seek your favorite game growing up as well? I LOVED finding small places to hide and would feel so much anticipation waiting. I love those types of games in size content even now.

Gah one of my favorite lines to hear from a giant (that could be said in all kinds of tones) is “ah, there you are”

Well of course. The giant is talking about you like you’re a missing set of keys. Being so small he can misplace you…

@TakoAlice8 First and foremost, I’m so sorry you’re having difficulties with body image. Your health is the most important thing, and as long as you’re leading a healthy lifestyle and communicating with your doctor, your shape and size are perfectly fine.

If you feel this is causing you a lot of distress in life, it might be a good idea to speak to a professional? Genuine body dysmorphia is a common thing, but it is important to address if it is having a negative effect on you.

As far as fantasy goes, I am strictly in the shrunken woman role. I get extremely uncomfortable imagining myself as the larger half in a size interaction. I know that’s very dramatic (I like to think of myself as pretty laid back normally), but for some reason this particular dynamic feels way too awkward. It’s even more strange because I enjoy good giantess content! I just can’t insert myself into the role. I have no idea why this is.

As for real life dysmorphia? I don’t really experience any when it comes to size. I’m at a very average height and ideal weight, so I don’t really feel “too big” or “too small.” Growing up I was always one of the tallest girls in class, which made me feel pretty insecure at that age. You would think that might be the source of this fascination of mine, but I was dreaming about size stuff looong before I started noticing things I didn’t like about my body.

My younger self would be happy to know I stopped growing around middle school. Unfortunately, my adult self wishes I had longer legs. Which I guess brings me to my next point.

I don’t really associate size kink with real life height or weight, because the two are completely separated in my mind. Imagining myself as a giantess is very unpleasant, but I wouldn’t mind gaining a few inches to have modelesque legs. I don’t have a strong height preference for men- I’ve been into guys that towered over me, and guys that were shorter than me. When I’m coming up with stories and imagining the characters, I like to imagine them as all shapes and sizes. Rarely does it have a big influence on the plot- I just enjoy thinking of what is most fitting aesthetically.

The size I want to be in my fantasies is completely divorced from reality, so no realistic size is going to do anything for me.

Sorry for writing so much, but I think this is a very interesting topic! Thank you for posting! I hope my response was a little bit insightful. But if you are ever feeling down about this sort of thing, feel free to reach out. Unfortunately, there’s not a whole lot people can say to make someone with body dysmorphia feel better. But sometimes it is nice to just talk and get things off your mind.

@Olo

@skysayl Oooh, really? I’m sure there are some people here who would be thrilled to write a script.

That actually could be a fun project idea. Finding people here who would like to write scripts, and those who would read/record them.

@Giganto82 At first it might look like it’s aesthetics over functionality, but you put a hook or two on the back and you can easily make yourself a SW necklace or keychain.

@foreverlurk Luckily, in defense of the article, the experts and personal experiences state it could be from more serious childhood experiences, OR something as innocent as a TV show. Which I think is reasonable. They’re not trying to do a whole Freud-style psychoanalysis on everyone.

I do agree though, as a child there was no single piece of media that “triggered” this in me. I was naturally drawn to it from the start.

@foreverlurk said in Do you have any size kinks or interests that you feel are unusual?:

I’ll admit I’m not very good at sharing my toys. It’d be even worse if one of the giant is into something I’m not, like vore. We’d end up arguing like trolls over whether to eat you or shrink you.

I mean… being fought over is a pretty common fantasy. Probably not the most fun for the giants, but I think some tiny ladies would enjoy this.

@ChiisanaKurisu Honestly, the typical jar is so overused. There are so many more creative containers out there- I love the necklace idea! Imagine him messing with it between his fingers when he’s bored, getting sidetracked and then tapping it when he remembers you’re there, spending all day surrounded by his chest and scent and heartbeat.

I think my all-time favorite tiny lady vessel was the lamp in I Dream of Jeannie. It’s so beautiful and comfy on the inside. And I loved when Major Nelson would yell into it or carry it around or trap her inside of it. It was perfect!!!

@Nyx There used to be so few writers of M/f on Giantess World or even in general. When I found a fantastic author, I could never forget them! Dreams of Distant Spheres will always hold a special place in my heart.

@skysayl I don’t really listen to a lot of ASMR myself so I don’t know the specifics. I always thought it was people like crinkling paper and whispering or something but it seems like thats changed a lot?

I’m not a Marvel person so I don’t know who any of these characters are, but what a fun little interaction. The animation is great for the movements, and the voice acting makes their interaction so charming.

@foreverlurk

@Olo I think ultimately the most important thing about AO3 is to utilize the warnings appropriately. For tags, it’s really just about using your best judgement.

At least it wasn’t a rocking chair you had to climb up.

@Olo said in Dungeon Soup - How much for the tiny man? (M/m):

An excellent example of mainstream Size content alluding to sexytimes without making the writer’s Size fetish (if any) too transparent. I particularly appreciated how it illustrates the process by which a normie can become gi-curious.

That’s exactly why I thought it would be appreciated here! It doesn’t actually show much interaction, but I was surprised to see this type of humor outside of a niche size forum.