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@Olo If I ever become filthy rich I’m going to buy that thing.

@infinitesimalee Handplay and mouthplay are some of the best things ever

@SmolChlo Tiny people in hamster balls!

@SillyLilBug Thank you! Even in gentle scenarios, I still love overwhelming size and power. The giant person can choose to use that power for good or bad purposes, and I really like exploring that tension.

Also, accidents happen…tiny people tend to make such fragile little things. Like skyscrapers

@Olo said in SW in Gen V:

@Nyx Commission an array of different sizes (and ethnicities, and cut/uncut…).

I’m going to have a whole wing in my mansion dedicated to that.

@brytheguy I’m often disappointed by comic books that advertise micro/macro themes on the cover, but this looks really good.

More giant superheroes/supervillains, please

@miss-lillipants I’ve watched it as well and it’s brought back so many childhood memories! I’m also a big fan of the Sentinels and it’s one of the things that disappointed me about the movies…the robots weren’t as big as they were in the 90s cartoon

@Olo It’s interesting that even in a virtual world designed for him, Richard still has very human (and petty) motivations and desires.

@i-am-insane said in Looking for source of this GIF:

@giantmaneddie said in Looking for source of this GIF:

They self sabotage themselves at times but also, their fanbase is bigger.

This. I can get, on the face of it, wanting bigger women because big boobs/legs/etc, but the fandom around drove me off and I never really went back, but I can’t go anywhere size-y without seeing them because they’re everywhere.

I used to be active in the giantess community but there were so many terrible aspects to it that I don’t really participate much anymore. It was weird seeing how openly misogynistic attitudes were applauded; many of the giantess fans worshipped and loathed giant women at the same time. I’m sort of the same way when it comes to giantess content nowadays; I appreciate some of it but it also brings back bad feelings.

@Olo Flashback to me pestering the DM about including giants in this campaign.

“So, uh, will there be giants?”

“Why do you keep asking me that?”

@blehb I’m incredibly flattered that you liked that story! Back when I wrote it, I almost didn’t share it because it gets really dark at times. I’m very happy that you enjoyed it.

@i-am-insane said in Looking for source of this GIF:

@Nyx
I mean, you say misogynistic, but really, it feels like they just hate… humans, really.

There are sadism/masochism kinks that can occur along with other kinks like micro/macrophilia; as long as it’s kept to fantasy, I don’t judge the morality of those kinks (nor do I believe that most cruel fans hate people). I was referring more toward the attitudes that are present in the giantess community, especially when it comes to attitudes about women in general (that we’re not “really into it”, that our own desires are somehow “wrong” especially if they’re different than male interests, etc.) I have had so many male giantess fans talk over me that I could write a book.

@littlest-lily said in My Kinda D&D:

It wasn’t my original intention, but it ended up being a backdoor method of playing a fairy character in D&D mwahaha

Sometimes you just have to sneak some size interaction into the game

@Olo The amount of tags on AO3 seems to be both a blessing (because it helps readers to find certain content and avoid other content) and a curse (because there are so many of them). I’m not that great when it comes to tags but I try to tag violence and other content that readers may not want to see.

The site does have some nice features, such as being able to subscribe to authors and stories.

@maladaptivetiny Oh my gosh, he’s so big (or she’s incredibly tiny). Love this so much