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Happy Valentine’s Day! by Flagg3D

That is one of the more depressing ways to activate shrinking.

@SmolChlo I always drink too much at weddings; I usually try to find some quiet corner to sit and put my feet up.

@miss-lillipants

Replying to u/PuddingGremlin_9k
From u/LikeWipingAMarker

Thank you THANK YOU for keeping us updated. I follow this sub both for the drama and because I have a professional interest: I’m in Employment Law. I must first caution you not to rely on my statements without first consulting your local statutes and probably a local lawyer. That said, I am very happy that you escaped that toxic situation at the regional branch office. That sounded like a nightmare! Just what you mentioned in your post constituted more than sufficient grounds for a claim of discriminatory size harassment. Now that you have management looking out for you, I would not recommend commencing an action against the company.

I do, however, want to advise you against pursuing a relationship with your new supervisor or even allowing the appearance of such a relationship to become common knowledge. Even without the difference in your sizes, the power that the owner of the company wields over the entire workplace both calls your capacity to consent into question as well as invites accusations of favoritism. That the company owner has made it known that he making Tiny-accommodation a priority as well as personally intervening in business operations on your behalf only focuses attention on you and your working relationship with the owner. Your boss has wandered into a minefield of liability.

I have colleagues at the UN Human Rights Council who may be able to give you more specific and up-to-date advice. Visit the link below to see a list of countries and their respective UN contacts from the Special Rapporteur on the human rights of tinies.

https://www.ohchr.org/en/special-procedures/sr-tinies

Luo Tianyi by Shadako

@giantmaneddie:

Also GTS City wants her to be big, ugh…let the SW folk have this one thing I swear to fuck.

I saw that, too. What always amazes me is the sheer lack of reasonable expectations some of those guys have. “Well, there was that one issue where Spidey got shrunk, so that means that the next movie could have GTS in it!”

My long-term partner is 5’3, six inches shorter than me. I haven’t conducted a survey of all her exes, but I get the impression that they were all as tall or taller than me. She thinks of herself as below average height, lamenting that she can’t reach something “because I’m a dwarf.” She’s never mentioned my height as a factor in her choice to be with me one way or the other.

I myself have never had the luxury of having preferences with regard to such things as height.

@miss-lillipants

Replying to u/PuddingGremlin_9k
From u/BetweenDesireAndBreakfast

I’m so happy for you both! It must be a real tightrope act to make that kind of relationship work. Forgive my curiosity, but how are mixed-size relationships viewed in your country? You and Big Boss can’t have been the first.

by Tedge

Look Alive! New episode drops tonight!

@skysayl said:

Am I the only one who finds it odd there are different preferences for short and long term partners??

I, too, find it an overcomplicated thing to get hung up on. But then, I have never set out in search of specifically a short- or long-term partner. I have absolutely zero confidence in my ability to judge anyone’s suitability in that respect.

OTOH, I wouldn’t expect a potential partner under three feet to last very long under most circumstances.

@miss-lillipants

From u/BetweenDesireAndBreakfast

Sounds typical. In my country, mixed-size marriages are illegal, and just hooking up with the wrong size is frequently met with violence. A close friend from high school stopped talking to me after he found out I had a mixed relationship. I’m seriously thinking about emigrating as soon as I get my degree.

by Ernie Centofanti (aka Pacific1982)

On a non-sizey note, this look from Emma owns the room:

I think dating apps have dramatically affected the way we view “preferences.”