@Aborigen Some great questions, thanks for putting it together
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RE: zHeightgeist: Giant/SW
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RE: Out of their Element
Eeeee! What a nice chapter for them both to unwind. God knows they needed a break, especially Evie.
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RE: How to pick her up?
I’m a gentle content fan so will tend to prefer (what might be considered) more gentle methods with my maximum size being approximately 4 inches (or a ~1:20 ratio). But like some other responses here, the pick up and holding technique are dependent on the context. I have 3 preferences.
Generally, I like having the hand down and open for the tiny to crawl, step or hop into. This acknowledges some of the tiny’s independence and ability to make decisions, before being engulfed by a hand at least twice their height. The fingers can be curled slightly for some added protection and stability for the tiny, especially during the initial lift. Allows for air flow, some movement on the tiny’s part, quite a comfortable and flexible position for the giant: 10/10, preferred method.
In moments where time is fleeting, or the giant’s patience is wearing thin, a solid grab and fist around the tiny’s body may be more appropriate. For the tiny’s comfort, ideally their head, shoulders and arms are free, but this can’t always be guaranteed. The grip must be firm with the potential tighten (perhaps to teach a lesson, or as a result of rising tempers, maybe both). More of a symbolic gesture than a transport method, so excellent for proving a point of who is the big man, but grip tightness may be difficult to control (could also be triggering for claustrophobia): 7/10
Another symbolic gesture, but I think is better suited for playful or teasing situations, is the fingers and thumb pinching the torso and/or hips. Pinching pressure is much easier to control than a meaty fist, so force can be adjusted as appropriate. The tiny is exposed and their legs are free and left to dangle, kick, wriggle etc. but a firm hold and good placement of the fingertips can keep the tiny from wriggling out. To me, something about this method emphasises the size disparity and the diminutiveness of the tiny more than a fist - whilst the fist is a natural symbol of power, seeing someone held only by fingers seems more dehumanising as the tiny is reduced to a dangling exhibit. Better suited for short distance transport, but comfortable for lifting the tiny up to or above head height: 9/10
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RE: Out of their Element
@littlest-lily said:
and I’m going to destroy you with snuggles.
Better not be the only thing you destroy, Aiden.
The whole thing with Camilla has me so on edge the alarm bells have not stopped ringing.
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RE: An appreciation for GIANTS
@Nyx aw thanks! I think CF has a little less of a reticent relationship with M/f content these days, but I don’t blame your hesitancy. In saying that, I’m pretty sure that’s where I’ve read the majority of your content! Heehee
To be honest, a part of me is a little surprised that there’s not much in the way of growth/literal giant in M/f content (at least, it seems like it). But I think that’s probably part of a larger conversation around perspective, pleasure and a partner’s pleasure.
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RE: Reddit-style advice post (size edition)
@foreverlurk said:
(I thoroughly enjoyed your idea and story! Hope you don’t mind my stupid average Reddit troll too much - pretty sure the mods would have permabanned his ass at this point hehe )
Aw thanks! and no, I didn’t mind at all! I really appreciated it. It’s no Reddit post without some pitiable troll weighing in with pointless, muddled response, haha
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RE: An appreciation for GIANTS
@Technomage I’m not picky as to how, when and whether “giant” is used literally. If I was, I would be missing out on some pretty awesome stories and cornering myself further into a fussy little hole. I think back to what someone said to me years ago, that “it’s all relative”. I do find it interesting though, and a bit ironic, that a lot of guys much prefer the role of human amongst tinies. I said earlier that I think there’s a larger conversation around perspective, pleasure and a partner’s pleasure - if anyone is keen to share their thoughts, I’d love to hear them.
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RE: I didn't sign up for this. (Reddit-style post)
u/Fleaboard_Kingpin69
Replying to u/BurntProviderLOL dude you clearly need to divorce asap. Been in your position. Aside from the low chances of your wife recovering, there’s research that’s just come out that says that they can still pass on the virus through sex even if they’re no longer contagious - the mainstream media won’t tell you that. Let nature sort them out. Circle of life, survival of the fittest.
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RE: An appreciation for GIANTS
@Olo said in An appreciation for GIANTS:
When you mention “perspective, pleasure and a partner’s pleasure,” are you talking about role-playing, stories, images, or what? I know that in my stories I usually try to give some perspective into all parties to an encounter, which is (IMO) what makes it sexy.
I meant for any medium, really. I’m someone who also takes pleasure in knowing that my partner is taking pleasure in something - it’s an enormous turn-on for me. So, even thought I would more likely engage a tiny woman’s perspective, I won’t necessarily think about or have just a single character’s narrations, thoughts or feelings in mind; I’d be thinking about what would be pleasurable for the giant, what turns him on, how he’s feeling in that moment as he holds a finger-sized woman in his hand. So I appreciate content that does the same or similar!
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RE: Finally got MINUS-19 after avoiding it for a year, I hate my life (Reddit-style post)
@tiny-ivy (I love and am super flattered for your own take on this!)
u/PeevousGrievous
Replying to u/CheckPleaseFirst of all, I’m sorry that you contracted MINUS and I hope, for your sake, that it does not become a chronic condition for you. Thank goodness that your husband has been so supportive.
As a fellow MINUS sufferer, first and foremost: try to rest and relax. Whether a short-term or long-term infection, there isn’t much you can do while you’re still sick - it really is much like the flu in that respect.
If you’re feeling restless or can’t sleep, I recommend a free mobile game that’s just been released: Mi-Crow Cafe! It’s an adorable, “cosy” game about running a tiny cafe in a tree hollow for small animals. Each animal is a unique customer, with their own favourite foods, and as you build up a rapport with them, they tell you more about their lives. It’s also got amazing music, very Studio Ghibli-like. On top of that, it’s been recommended as a therapeutic game because the stories are actually based on the experiences of other MINUS sufferers. And I can confirm: it runs just fine on the tablet (I have the same one!)
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RE: Question
I prefer around 1:20; between 3-4 inches for tinies, or 100-150ft for giants. I’m a gentle fan so, for me, this gives enough size discrepancy for a lot of interaction with enough leeway to turn a fluffy situation into an intimidating or fearful one.
Lately though, I’ve been appreciating larger ratios (e.g. around <1-2 inches for tinies, or 200-400ft for giants) if I’m itching for more destruction, domination and godliness.
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RE: I F’d Up by accidentally taking part in an evil experiment (Reddit-style post)
@SmolChlo said:
Are they blending up human remains and feeding them to Dee?!
The struggle of having a Giant crave you in more than one way
Well, my thought about that was [REDACTED]
I like my giants and tinies to have a multisensory experience
@Olo said:
Freaky and enticingly open-ended. The shock-collar mechsuits were clever, fiendishly introduced after the physical side effects started taking their toll.
Thanks! If work has taught me anything, it’s that internal retaliation is both petty and more likely to happen than one would think. Easy inspiration for the suits and their intent.
I initially read “CIs” as “cis,” which is (pace Elon Musk) a perfectly cromulent way to refer to people whose bodies haven’t been transformed.
I kept reading it as “cis” too, but it’s just a coincidence.
I hope that in the end Dr. Too Little accepted the price she had to pay for witnessing such a miracle.
She does, but she also doesn’t have much choice.
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RE: Giant knight thoughts
@Olo said:
Being a giant is much more congenial in a world without artillery, aircraft, or nuclear weapons.
True. I like to spare my giants exposure to harder hitting pests, but they have a time and place.
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RE: All That I Could See
There are so many wonderful lines, I should have kept better track of them great job, a lovely read!
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RE: Giant knight thoughts
@foreverlurk said:
BG3 is crack
Isn’t it just
An unwavering righteousness to a fault is one of my favourite character flaws. I look forward to whatever you might create