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Luo Tianyi by Shadako

@tiny-ivy Oh yeah. Earlier in the season they showed Dr. Psycho (a dwarf) as having mind-controlled Giganta into marrying him (not at all canon). In a subsequent episode, Poison Ivy casually inquires “how did this work…sexually” (Psycho’s reply: “Not great!”).

Note that the Giganta eps had different writers than the ep with the Giant Ivy/vore gag. That they did all this in the first season demonstrates a boldness that kink-smugglers didn’t used to have.

@miss-lillipants

@kisupure Nobody has a lower opinion of men than so-called “Men’s Rights Advocates.” So narrow and desolate.

by Tedge

So, I was checking Wikipedia to see if the release dates for certain TV series had been updated, and I spotted the following on the page for Gen V:

• Lizze Broadway as Emma Meyer, a YouTuber that can shrink to 5 inches.

Vexingly, I couldn’t find any citation for an external source that would confirm the shrinking aspect of this character. Ms. Broadway’s pinned tweet features a still from the series trailer depicting a blood-drenched Emma looking up. Note that in the brief shot from the trailer at the top of this thread depicts a shrunken woman much smaller than 5 inches.

Further bulletins as events warrant.

@littlest-lily You do know that weighted blankets are a thing you can buy, right?

@tinyborrower I’d definitely want to read a story about someone who is made complete by getting to know a tiny woman.

by Ernie Centofanti (aka Pacific1982)

Aisha Tyler had herself a shrunken woman moment on Talk Soup:

@littlest-lily I visited Hungary once with a couple of other Americans (both taller than me). Hungarians are shorter than average, but where we really stood out was in our weight. One of our hosts gave us a ride in their car, and I was afraid it was going to bottom out.

@miss-lillipants As threatened promised, on the occasion of Vore Day here’s my navel-gazing post on the joys of mouthplay and vore.

by Ernie Centofanti (aka Pacific1982)

@Mrgoblinging7 Because women in size fantasy should only be giantesses with narrowly-prescribed personalities, and any deviation from this is offensive and threatening.

Travel can add different perspectives. If you want to feel short, visit the Netherlands, the country with the world’s tallest average height. If you want to feel tall, visit Indonesia or Peru.

I often wonder how @Jitensha is doing in Japan, which is shorter than average.