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@kisupure I really love the world that you created as well as the characters. It’s an excellent size story and an excellent sci-fi story. I’ll definitely be rereading this.

@littlest-lily said in Psychology of fantasies:

@Nyx I thiiink that part of the reason 50 shades got a lot of flack was for it not being the best representation of what BDSM actually is, so the fact that it got so mainstream was potentially a disservice for the kink community. But also I wouldn’t be surprised if most of the backlash came from harmless reasons (like it being “porn for moms” )

It’s fictional and has many of the same vibes as other romance novels (which shouldn’t necessarily translate into real world relationships, either). If it had tried to sell itself as a nonfiction BDSM guide, I would have agreed with those critics. But most viewers can separate reality from fantasy (as is the case with horror and video games). Not to say that the novels were perfect; I had trouble getting into them, especially since Christian Grey was way too small

I love this scenario so much. The mask is fantastic as well

These are really good so far! I’d be interested in reading more if you decide to continue them.

@Olo The giantess guys have already swarmed the poll

@olo Unknown Hand created such fantastic M/f artwork

@kisupure More glimpses into Anakim society…I really like the small details that you include throughout the chapter (I’m guessing that the strange contraption that they attached to Rice was some sort of feeding tube or regeneration serum?) The fact that so many questions are unanswered — Rice’s motivations and background, for example — leave me eager for the next chapters.

P.S. I had to laugh when Gray describes the Western that she was reading because I’ve read so many books like that.

P.P.S. Giants carrying smaller people over their shoulder are the best.

@Olo I’m a fan of The Boys and the fact that there’s size-change only makes me want to watch this more.

@olo Those tinies are the perfect size for snacking

@olo It depends. Occasionally, I like the giant person to remain mysterious and for the reader to draw their own conclusions about them. One of my giantess characters was a liar and played mind games with the main character, so I wrote the story from a third person limited point of view.

Other times, I explore the inner workings of both the giant and tiny characters, which can serve as an interesting contrast, especially in terms of motivation.

@green I’m loving this story

@olo Yesssss, handplay is so wonderful!

@mrgoblinging7 Heck yes, I’d love to read it!

@tiny-ivy This was an excellent story

@tiny-ivy I completely support this trend