There are number of giant dudes here who have talked about enjoying a “harem” of tiny ladies at their beck and call. I have a question for the tiny ladies: Do you prefer to have your giant all to yourself, or do you fantasize just as often about being one of several shrunken women under a giant’s control? If the latter, is there a pecking order among the tinies, a shrunken sisterhood, or is it every little gal for herself?
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First Among Tiniesposted in Size Fantasy Chat
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RE: Out of their Elementposted in Stories
@littlest-lily Excellent tension-building, btw. I had no idea (or, rather, too many ideas) how this chapter would end.
I suspect Evie will now permit Aiden to commit a little trespassing.
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RE: First Among Tiniesposted in Size Fantasy Chat
@sloppy_amy I’ve told you before, Amy, we don’t use that word. She’s a “pet” or a “toy.” Sometimes a “lost and forgotten toy.”
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RE: Hypnotizingposted in Stories
“Glorious Dollar Points?”

It’s perfectly normal to keep a woman in mind for months or years before you’re ready to shrink her. Not that I have any personal experience with that.
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RE: Hypnotizingposted in Stories
@littlest-lily Ryder continues to take presumptuous liberties with Isabelle, but perhaps my favorite presumption is giving her a pet name. With peers one tries out a nickname to see if the subject will permit its use before adopting it. Ryder extends no such courtesy to “Sweetie.”
“You and I have a unique bond”
At least she’s honest with herself about how attractive she finds this situation and not pretending to be gaslit. I wonder if she’ll think to ask him how many others he’s “sent down there” and what happened to them.Looking forward to the smut…
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RE: Taking Care of Your Shrunken Princess ASMRposted in Other Media
@foreverlurk ASMR has mutated into many different things since it started over ten years ago, and one of those mutations is elaborate and creative roleplaying. That’s what I think we should be aiming for: a gratifying narrative that is performed by a single voice. Tingles and “triggers” are distractions from what should be a theatrical monologue.





