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@Olo BoomGT does seem to like their meat. I’m not complaining - beef is delicious.

@tiny-ivy you had me at Darcy 🤭 I’m curious where you’ll take this!

@i-am-insane like these?

My heart, my goofy moon witch ️ I romanced her on my Pali run after realising how adorable she was, especially against a big character model. And now she’s even cuuuuuutteeerrrrrrrrr~

@tiny-ivy If you haven’t already, have a read of Jane Eyre. It’s a lot messier (for a smaller read too), but Mr Rochester is broody af.

@i-am-insane said:

(Honestly, I find both versions hilarious; not!Steve Irwin as this advocate for protecting tiny women and their habitats just works

Hahaaaaa sorry, I did read this, but I absolutely forgot when I replied. I was clearly too distracted by how nice a thought it was.

@TastyAce thanks! The Reddit style post was a fun little exercise. If you write something up, I’d be curious to see what you come up with!

@littlest-lily her hesitancy to ask for things, including help, resonates sooooo much on a personal level. Love it, empathy is at 1000%, but damn girl know your limits! ️

@Olo said:

What might be challenging for someone of the SW perspective is to realistically model how a male Biggo who never thought about being attracted to a SW before might “come around” to it. This includes, of course, what sort of stimulation he might expect or hope for from such an encounter. How does he view his own sexual self, and what would he think of a man who gets it on with a mouse-sized woman?
It might be simpler to go after a guy with microphilia, but wouldn’t it be hotter to have to make the case to him (and the reader)?

Yes! I was referring mostly to writing physiological responses + feelings of arousal for men (because I like to include little details like that, even if it’s not the major focus, because the human body is lovely and fascinating. Helps the reader relate, I think). @foreverlurk, you’re probably right in that it’s probably not that complicated. But @Olo, you’ve also brought up a very good point!

This was something I only recently noticed in my own process/preferences: that giants were sort of neutral about the size difference. Like it is an objective truth that he is big and she is small. When the initial attraction develops, it is primarily around her as a person, but he might develop an appeal for her tinyness later. Once that happens though, the challenge is describing that realisation, the moment of discovery, that being able to hold her in the palm of his hand is actually a massive turn on and how it makes him feel. Is he conflicted? Does he embrace it? When that is done well, then I am also well done.

@Olo said:

@miss-lillipants Leaves a cute silhouette.

I like to think of it as a brand.

I’ve always been into giants, tiny people and especially fairies, but I would pinpoint my “awakening” to M/f was Captain Planet S6E3, Frog Day Afternoon when Wheeler and Linka (who was my favourite character) are shrunk by Dr Blight. Wheeler reverts back to normal size first and has a brief but rather cheeky interaction with Linka. I’d have been around 5yo at that point.

I was exposed to sexual size content at around 15 or 16, but it made me uncomfortable and I had a complicated relationship with sex in general, let alone a fetish. I didn’t really get into it until I was maybe 20. I still very much have my preferences, but my tastes have changed over the years with regard to what I do and don’t tolerate.

@Nyx isn’t it! Ubisoft is clearly size fandom friendly.

@foreverlurk said:

Tinies always know how to find the best spot

(Meanwhile here it’s -15C and it’s dropping to -30C in a few days Could definitely use some beach weather)

Any weather is perfect weather for tiddy diving.

(But seriously, stay warm!)

I’ve always found it easier and more comfortable to be a sort of observer and to relate to characters in situations rather than be invovled myself. I’ve only broken this rule in my dA and Tumblr days during roleplays, comics or other visual aids that are meant to act as “behind the scenes” resources of my characters or world building (or just general silliness), where I have an avatar to represent me. Even then, I’ve rationalised “her” as not really me either, but a character or caricature.

I think it goes hand-in-hand with my preference to avoid involving real people in my fantasies - no friends, no family, no celebrities, not even some random hottie I happened to pass by. Insipried by them, maybe, but never themselves.

For fellow Australians, it’s also on Disney+ but…you know, the Australian one.

I unintentionally binge-watched the first season last night (only 8 eps), it’s a good show!