@littlest-lily said in Question Tiny Ladies.:
We just don’t want the male character to be an afterthought.
Exactly! Gentle, violent, aware, unaware, shrinking, growth – our preferences are as varied as those of men. But it would be nice to see more content that focuses on the male character as well.
@SmolChlo I get the impression that we’re all nerds here and it’s one of the things that I love about the site
@blehb For gentle scenarios, existing relationships such as friends or lovers are easier for me to explore. In those cases, I like the idea that despite growing or shrinking, the other person is still the same otherwise.
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.
@miss-lillipants Because my brain likes to go to size scenarios as well:
After so many articles equating macrophilia to “giantess fetish”, it’s nice to see an article that mentions all sexual orientations and genders.
@blehb said in Another Size Kink Article:
Somewhat related, but has anyone noticed the increase in “switches” recently? I feel like back in the day almost everyone was strictly big or tiny, but nowadays I’ve seen way more people enjoying both sizes. I think it’s awesome personally- it definitely gives fresh perspectives as far as content goes.
I think that one of the reasons why switches have become more common is that the community has become more open. It used to be that giant men and tiny women were treated with hostility (and they still are, in certain spaces) but now it’s more acceptable for someone to be both giant and tiny.
@foreverlurk said in Kink shamed by Google AI:
It seems he just doesn’t really like M/f and he was trying to force himself to like it?!
Back when I was more active in the giantess community, I noticed that a lot of men who were into F/m scenarios would pretend to be into M/f so that more women would pay attention to them. Most of the time they came across as incredibly insincere and sometimes even offensive (“I know that giant men are disgusting, but I’ll try being one for you little ladies!”)
@littlest-lily Bonus points if they try to justify it by saying that being a giantess is “empowering”.
@Olo I know that this sort of extreme size difference is great for unaware scenarios, but oh man, I love it when the giant is aware of the bug-sized people.
@TakoAlice8 I’m a big fan of giants who wear gloves. Gloves go well with suits, superhero/supervillain outfits, uniforms and other clothing that convey a sense of power and elegance.
@skysayl The giantess guys have been trying to hijack feminism since I first discovered the size community a billion years ago and they fail to notice the hypocrisy of trying to control our desires and fantasies.
I’ve seen tons of M/f creators driven away because those guys shame them and I’ve received quite a few comments myself (“This would be better if it was F/m. M/f is so gross!”) Now I see those comments and I smile to myself as I create more M/f content 
@SmolChlo Immediately, I imagined them applying sunscreen all over him and it was a very good thought.
@foreverlurk Be right back, buying my plane ticket to go to Florence for…reasons.
@TakoAlice8 I’m going to agree with everyone else in this thread. I’ve definitely felt frustrated about the lack of M/f content since I discovered the online size communities. What makes me even more frustrated is the seething hatred that M/f creators and fans constantly have to endure. I’ve created all kinds of size content, including giantess stuff, but I’ve always had a special place in my heart for big guy/tiny lady scenarios. Every time that I posted something M/f instead of giantess-related, I received all kinds of awful comments, ranging from “Why don’t you just focus on giantess stuff?” all the way to “What the hell is wrong with you? This is disgusting.” I could go on and on about the problems in the giantess community, which is one of the reasons why I’m concentrating on giant man content for the foreseeable future.
@annaconda I enjoy both growth and shrinking scenarios, but if I have to choose, I prefer growth scenarios. I noticed a long time ago that there isn’t a lot of M/f content involving giant men towering over everyone, which is disappointing.
From the article:
"Reddit’s multiple foot-fetish subreddits are nearly all created for men—their homepages solely show pictures of female feet, and one of the biggest subreddits, r/FootFetish, warns that “Female nudity is welcome here” but male nudity “is not allowed.”
Giant men male feet are so gross! They are not allowed to exist ever!
"Katherine also feels ashamed of having a foot fetish, which is partly why she never tells her partners about it. “I see a lot of men with this fetish and I think they give it a bad name,” she said. “A lot of them are incredibly obsessive and intense, even creepy.”
It’s eerie how similar this is to the size community. Just change a few words and this could be an article about us.