@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~
@SmolChlo As I said earlier, I’m not the biggest fan of when giants treat tinies as disposable, but I make a major exception when there’s one particular tiny that is special to him. 
Especially when you see a big guy be all mean and scary but then he acts all dainty and careful at times. 
IT’S TOO CUTE.
I do hope you write a story for it in the future!
@The-Big-G The enemies to lovers trope is already amazing - adding some size roles to it would just be fantastic. So much potential for humor and development!
Honestly I have such a huge thing for when men are shy or apathetic about anything BDSM, and then watching as they learn they’re super into it. I don’t know why. Maybe it’s because you know they’re not just humoring you; he’s genuinely liking the role he’s in. And a man enjoying himself is very sexy. 
@foreverlurk said in What are your favorite types of relationships to see in size content?:
I’m mostly into gentle stuff, but overall the nature of their initial relationship is less important to me than the way they adapt to their size difference.
That’s completely fair. For me, the initial relationship has a big influence on how the size difference is approached. But I know plenty of fans prefer to just jump right into it. There’s a reason we have slow burn vs instant size change as a label in the community!
I do start to lose interest when it takes TOO long to get to the size content (unless it’s very well written).
ie. shrinking her as a way to spice up their sex life after years of marriage
I love this scenario so much. Especially if the woman is the one pushing it while the man is less enthusiastic. Then they actually do it, and while she’s a lot less into it than she thought she would be, the guy discovers he really likes it. 
@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. 
@miss-lillipants said in What are your favorite types of relationships to see in size content?:
For me, the size scenario an opportunity to build trust, rapport, reliance and/or dependence, etc. between the giant and tiny. So particularly for gentler fluffy stories, it comes almost naturally.
That seems to be a very common sentiment for people who love gentle/strangers scenarios- a growing relationship that stems from the size difference itself. Which is exactly what I mean when I say I love seeing a married couple “fall in love again”. It’s like they’re thrust into a completely new relationship but still adore the person for who they are.
@littlest-lily said in What are your favorite types of relationships to see in size content?:
Weirdly I’m not as much into existing couples dealing with shrinking, usually because the content I’ve seen where that is the case tends to be rather sad?
That’s something I never realized but it’s true, isn’t it? Even in my story ideas with married couples there tends to be a bit of tragedy that it focuses on. I do love the sadder stories though, they tend to really stick with me. But I need a couple dozen happy or smutty stories in between so I don’t get too upset. 
And I agree 100% about the endings to crueler stories. It’s something I really struggle to conclude in my own ideas. I’m fine with a cruel ending if it’s a short story, but if it’s something that is multiple chapters and I’m invested in it, it doesn’t feel like the best pay-off. Of course, it totally depends on the author’s talents as well! I definitely don’t write it off completely.
I tend to prefer a tiny victory as the ending. Where they escape or take down the giant. Gives one the opportunity to write a clever tiny which is so much fun!
@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.
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by u/giant_tormentor
NTA!!! The bigger the giant, the bigger the baby. 
My ex broke up with me over this. I put some of my old clothes and crushed cherry tomatoes on the bottom of his shoe and hid until he found it. He FREAKED- both when he saw it and when he found out it was a prank. But really it’s all on him. Like does he think we are made of tomatoes or something? Is he stupid?
He forgave me on the condition that we didn’t do pranks for a while, but a week later it was April 1st. Naturally I had to SOMETHING to celebrate. I made a fake post to Sizebook Marketplace listing myself for sale using his account. His phone started blowing up with offers, along with family and friends furious with him. Of course things ended after that, but who wants to be with someone who can’t take a joke?
(For real, someone get our poor hypothetical boyfriends some therapy 
)
@skysayl Even with crueler fantasies I like the giant to be on the protective side. Like they’re keeping you safe and intact because they want to keep you around to bully. Treating tinies as disposable has never really been my thing unless the giant develops a special relationship with one of them.
@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. 
@izaak There will always be something special about a relationship developing after the size change. They’re not sticking together despite the obstacles- they’re growing closer because they’re facing them together.
You know, assuming neither of them had a size kink to begin with. But I’ve read stories where that was the case and it was still very wholesome!
Not talking about gender or sexual orientation but rather the actual bond shared between giant and tiny.
Of course there are so many answers to this question. There are so many relationships to choose from and so many ways for them to develop/decline as a result of shrinking/growing. But I am curious if you all have a preference or find certain relationships underrated. Do you like them to start out as strangers? A couple? How do you like to see the relationship change over time? Does it depend on your mood?
I have a major thing for married couples, ESPECIALLY in gentle scenarios. They’re already in love and everything is great - then one of them ends up 1/10th the size of the other. It adds such a great conflict to the relationship, but you see them try to work it out and it’s like they’re falling in love all over again… UGH. My heart. 
@SmolChlo I was cleaning through some stuff I had from my childhood and found a little badge thing that said “I like boys who sparkle” with a picture of Edward on it. CRINGE!!!
Oh yea, Hot Topic definitely scratched that emo/Twilight/weeb itch for me in the late 2000s. Good times.
@littlest-lily Oh boy, I had a massive Twilight phase as a preteen/teen. I love looking back and laughing about it.
No judgement to younger me. Adult me shamelessly loves trashy romance/smut. 