by Sinnamom

@SmolChlo I was sure tinyfluencers would be a thing. #TinyHacks
@kisupure I remain impressed with how quickly you’re knocking this out. The dialogue is sharp and evokes a real meet-cute.
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.
@shrunkenlaura I like my tiny ladies to be comfortable and at ease most of the time, so she can wear what she likes until I decide it’s time for her to be naked. I kind of enjoy removing her clothing for her.
If I had the capacity, I’d shrink one of my oversize shirts that she could wear if she so chose. 
@littlest-lily Just lovely! The dialogue is very convincing. Dr. Little took a big risk relying on the neuroblocker to prevent Aiden from learning that Evie didn’t know what was going to happen. I hope his arrogance continues.

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

@SmolChlo Publicly declaring one’s size kink is an excellent way to get shrunk and kidnapped. 
@littlest-lily I really like the way you orient the reader to the action, enough detail to see what is going on but not so much as to slow everything down. Aiden’s interior narrative is complex and coherent, and Dr. Little’s reactions are plausible and not conveniently stupid. Aiden barely gets Evie out of there instead of being some sort of perfect action hero. He and Evie have a lot of discoveries ahead of them.
@Mrgoblinging7 Because women in size fantasy should only be giantesses with narrowly-prescribed personalities, and any deviation from this is offensive and threatening.
@Kongman1313 Welcome!
Almost fifty years later and there hasn’t been anything equal to this:

@littlest-lily I had expected Evie to join Aiden in the kitchen at some point, but I never made the Ratatouille connection. That’s a sweet image.
“You ready to be my little GPS?”
Aiden’s pick-up lines are improving.
“Aww, why do you keep them in a box? Poor things. You should display them if they’re important to you!”
Indeed.