@TakoAlice8 said:
miss-lillipants Where did you find such gold?
Completely by coincidence on batoto (which is currently down and I’m big mad about it). I’ve been reading manhwa and it came up one day while I was searching for new smut titles.
@TakoAlice8 said:
miss-lillipants Where did you find such gold?
Completely by coincidence on batoto (which is currently down and I’m big mad about it). I’ve been reading manhwa and it came up one day while I was searching for new smut titles.
@tiny_spelunker69 said:
@miss-lillipants GIB ME DA LINK
Link is at the end of the post, or an alternative to Luna Toons is on foreverlurk’s reply.
@SmolChlo said:
Can’t thank you enough for the recommendation. I’m already obsessed
like c’monnn
It was that exact line that got me questioning whether the author was one of us
ahaha
@foreverlurk said:
I’ve had problems with Batoto from my end, pictures not loading but I found that LunaToons worked perfectly
Ack, yes, thank you! I’d forgotten that Batoto has been janky lately with panels not loading
Use either one of its mirror sites or alternative like Luna (who are the translators anyway).
Came across this Manwha/Korean comic recently that may be of interest to some. The premise: a woman who agrees to be shrunk to about 6" tall as part of a scam to repay a debt. The scam involves pretending to be a fairy for a rich Marquis who loves to collect things - a fairy being on the top of his list.
It’s still ongoing, but I don’t anticipate that it will be very long. Themes include: naked SW, caged SW, obsessive (but not violently) behaviour on the Marquis’ part, romance, pet-like treatment of SW.
Rated 19+ and smut. Bear in mind that despite the prominent SW character, it’s still what you might consider a “normie” story but with size themes.
An English translation can be found here on Batoto.
Potential minor l spoilers, but I’m avoiding mentioning specific plot points and details.
I’m both a fan of myth retellings and the animation studio behind Netflix animated show, Blood of Zeus. For those unfamiliar, it centres around a young man’s discovering that he’s a demigod, and whose father is none other than Zeus. It’s a whole fantastical romp through Ancient Greece, dealing with the gods’ bullshit and general pettiness.
The show already has some decent size-difference content in S1 and S2. My stomach dropped with excitement the first time I saw the size comparison of the gods against humans - maybe about 9-10ft tall? Some decent interactions between them too. May be of interest to mini-giant fans.
Scenes from S1 and S2 teased the presence of titans, who are mostly imprisoned at this point and referred to in passing. Giant humanoids, otherwise, were primarily monsters. And mentions of “giants” referred to dead creatures or non-literal giants.
Imagine my pleasant surprise, then, when the titans are a significant presence in S3. Not only that, but they are BIG and much more human-like. They may be 90-100ft? Maybe bigger (or smaller) in certain scenes, they vary a bit depending. I’m halfway through right now, and there have been some decent sized scenes, including growth, destruction and one particularly brief but gory bit with a massive hand emerging from the ground and crushing some nearby bystanders. The vast majority of scenes emphasise the strength and destructive power of the titans. Not so much M/f specific interactions, but - hey, you take what you can get.
I can’t provide screenshots right now, but I would recommend giving it a watch. It’s also very beautiful, in classic Powerhouse Studios fashion.
@sirensinner I’m much more open online than in RL. I keep my online presence and real-life presence separate, but also size and non-size online presence separate too - I have a separate email and username/“persona”/avatar for any accounts I make for size-related content (including this forum, DA, AO3, Blue Sky, etc.). I’m more cautious these days, but I used to be more laissez-faire with account-mixing when I was younger. Like I would just have a single account for multiple things, mostly because it was convenient. But it was also a time when emails weren’t so integrated into SO MUCH of everything.
In RL, my partner knows about my fetish (and it took me a long time to tell him), my ex knows (and am prepared to deny and retaliate if he tries to use it to try to undermine me to others) and an ex from a long time ago (though he may not even remember, or probably thinks I just like really tall guys).
I have also personally met friends I’ve made over the years through forums, or we’ve shared addresses and sent each other stuff. That takes a lot of trust though (and money, as we tend to be on opposites sides of the world).
If you’d still like to pursue some writing exercise, but having trouble with direction, you could consider doing a series of separate short stories set in a particular universe, rather than a single overarching story (which can come later if you figure something out).
There’s story potential there. Have a play around and get something down
@Olo said:
The OP was singling out F/m for the particular harms it can cause. The (straight) male gaze problem is present in all media and genres, and M/f is no exception.
I get that, and F/m is what I was referring to, even if I use the term “content” quite generally. I was giving context as to why I also feel objectified when I read/look at F/m content.
I lied on my most recent picture post. I am a filthy liar. To make up for it, here’s some fluff of these two (re-using the pose from an older drawing)

@Olo said:
The chief problem with “objectification” (in any context) is that it removes other people, erasing their personalities and needs and wants, and treating them as mere props in one’s own narrative.
I will add that we have to consider the broader socio-cultural context in which content is produced and consumed. For me, when I am surrounded everyday by systems, discourses, perspectives, etc that dehumanises me in real life, things in fantasy become just another thing that I’d rather not engage with - especially when fantasy is meant to be my escape from it all. I think there’s a larger discussion here beyond objectification and into autonomy that buginacage talks about in a recent critical essay.
But - as Olo pointed out - it’s often attitudes that are more off-putting than the content itself (there’s a whole conversation about separating the art from the artist, which I’m not going to go into). Frustratingly, it’s when something is being defended as something supposed to make me feel “empowered”, when it’s clearly just blatant wank bank currency for people not like me. I accept that people will like what they like, for whatever reason that may be (like me with studly giants squeezing a woman between their pecs or smothering her lovingly with his massive balls), but don’t piss on my leg and tell me it’s raining.
The difficulties of working on unstable surfaces.
(This may be the end of my drawing streak for a bit. It’s been fun
may post them on BlueSky and/or DA as well).


@The-Big-G said:
@miss-lillipants I love how they are in the palm of a god and yet they believe people will be looking at them
It’s not really about other people seeing her; it’s already embarassing having one set of (very large) eyes looking at you, especially if they belong to someone you revere. Also facing something that contradicts how you’ve been socialised, etc etc.
I’ve been mulling over a particular theme (trope?) of gods who are super unfamiliar with the customs of mortals who worship them. In this case, more than one piece of fabric to cover one’s body seems excessive to the divine. Or maybe just a convenient excuse to take a peek at what mortals have to hide - not that a god needs an excuse.

