@miss-lillipants I’ve only watched the first episode so far but I need to finish the other episodes.
I’ve always loved the idea of a callous giant who can’t be bothered to relate to the tiny people at his feet. He has no issue trampling their cities or ruining their lives. Then, for whatever reason, he’s forced to understand the pain that he’s inflicted. Those “bugs” are people – with hopes and dreams, and he goes through a change of heart.
@littlest-lily I like both SFW and NSFW content and I’d read the heck out of it
For giants, I’ve always loved clothing that denotes power or intimidation or elegance, so business suits, armor, leather jackets, etc. In fact, I often imagine entire scenarios built around that type of clothing. So for example, if I’m in the mood for a guy in a suit, I’ll imagine a CEO stumbling across borrowers or somehow growing.
For tiny people, it depends upon the scenario. If they’re naturally small and somehow shunned from human society, I imagine makeshift or doll clothes.
@Olo That moment when you’re on your lunch break and the skyscraper-sized man starts flirting with you.
When it comes to giants, I like a wide range of personality types, but my favorite type is probably the evil (or morally ambiguous) giant who wrestles with his dark side and who occasionally shows glimpses of humanity. This type of giant is surprisingly difficult to find in size content because a lot of content tends to be either completely cruel or gentle. It’s something that I’ve been trying to explore more in my own work.
As for tinies, I also like a wide range. I’m totally into fear play and while I love the overwhelmed, frightened tiny, I also like tinies who are confident and capable. I like the idea of a woman standing up to a giant who can wreck entire cities.
@Olo I’m the biggest hypocrite on Earth because I’d hate to be dominated if I were huge, but oh man, I’d love to be a dominatrix to a titanic man.
@SmolChlo said in Looking for source of this GIF:
Just something I’ve pondered before but do you think the GTS community goes as hard as it does because it’s fanbase is mostly male? (No offense to any males) Men are pretty vocal about their sexual interests and the kinds of content they’d like to see where as women are more shy when it comes to fully expressing our interests. I’ve seen females easily get dominated in the comment section on DA when it comes to requests for future content. One girl squeaks out M/f and the poor lass gets buried under the F/m outrage. Can’t tell if there’s more of them or if their just louder
I think they’re just louder. I’ve noticed that when communities aren’t as male-dominated (like Tumblr or AO3 or certain DeviantArt communities), women participate in larger numbers. Whenever there’s overlap, there tends be a few very vocal and very entitled giantess fans who complain about everything that isn’t their specific interest.
I was involved in both the giantess and giant communities, and while giant fans never complained when I produced giantess content, giantess fans often sent me rude comments and messages about what I should be producing (which only catered to their interests, of course).
@Olo I love the casualness of the image…it’s content such as this that makes me appreciate slice-of-life size differences 
@Olo If some of those giant guys showed up in my town, I wouldn’t be disappointed, just saying.
@Olo A giant holding a tiny person in his mouth is good.
A giant holding a tiny person in his mouth while trying to talk or eat is even better.
@foreverlurk I just felt my heart break 
That idea has been on my mind lately, of a man who watches as his girlfriend dwindles away, smaller and smaller, until he is literally her world.
@foreverlurk You should write a full length story! You’re definitely creative enough and there aren’t enough M/f writers out there.
@Olo Happiness is being wedged between a giant guy’s pecs.
@miss-lillipants said in Webcomics/webtoons?:
I was reminded recently after reading the latest episode of Lore Olympus by Rachel Smythe on Webtoons. This comic is a contemporary interpretation of the Greek gods and mythology, with a focus on the relationship between Hades and Persephone (with a non-r*pe take). A fantastic comic in general and I highly recommend it for the story, humour and art, but an added bonus is the occasional size content. This usually comes in portrayals of the titans as being many times larger than the gods, who are assumed to be human-sized (with some being able to “grow to titan size” if they are powerful enough).
I received Volume One of Lore Olympus for a birthday present and I’d highly recommend it as well. The artwork is gorgeous and I’m a big fan of Greek mythology (and mythology in general).
As for other webcomics, I’d recommend Violet Goes to the Beach. It’s sweet and wholesome and M/f.