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I thought sidewalks for tinies were called “tunnels.”

@Aborigen Impish question: Are you gonna do a M/m version over on Coiled Fist?

by manuel7777777

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.

Try before you deny!

by manuel7777777

@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.

@HentaiHunter1 It has nothing to do with trust. It has to do with $2 pints on Tuesday.

@Nyx said:

It’s eerie how similar this is to the size community. Just change a few words and this could be an article about us.

Insecure straight dudes terrified of being thought of as gay ruin everything.

This straight dude loves seeing images of giant cocks. AMA

by manuel7777777

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

@SmolChlo Building that kind of infrastructure takes time, so unless we’ve been trying to integrate tinies for a few decades, they’re gonna literally fall through the cracks.

@SmolChlo Don’t answer this if you’re not comfortable with it, but I’m curious how much of a role foot odor plays in your fetish. Apparently, the apocrine sweat glands in the soles evoke the same neurochemical reaction that is generated by smelling more conventional erogenous zones.

by Alexandra Compain-Tissier