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Someone’s excited for Vore Day.

by manuel7777777

@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.

Would you want your phone with you, or would you seize the opportunity to get off social media?

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

by Alexandra Compain-Tissier

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.

@SmolChlo I was sure tinyfluencers would be a thing. #TinyHacks

@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.

Charging by Kona

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

@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.

@TakoAlice8 It has varied over the years, and even now different moods take me down different paths.

When I started out, I would take two or more existing characters, either fictional or real, and imagine how they would react to encountering size differential. It wasn’t always interesting; I knew from the beginning not everyone would get into it as much as I would. Sometimes, however, it got exciting when the size differential revealed something previously unknown about a character (but if it diverged too widely from what was already known, it would break the spell).

Later, I would start with a particular situation or activity that would be more exciting with the addition of size differential, and I tried to imagine what kind of person the characters would have to be to make it happen. At first, of course, it was laughably transparent that I had invented these characters simply to engage in the desired scenario, but I came to appreciate that more complex and fully-realized characters having plausible reactions that eventually lead to sexytimes was more satisfying, and watching “normies” take a journey into size kink was as exciting if not more so than characters who were ready for sizey sex right out of the box.

As I started molding these ideas into narratives, it became clear that the social context of size differential would have direct implications for individual characters’ attitudes towards people of different sizes and their presumptions about what kinds of relationships are permissible (or possible). Is size difference unheard of and fantastical? Is it common and well-understood? Is it a natural phenomenon, such as whole species that are differently sized? Does it happen by a known process or for a specific reason? Does it have a random cause, like catching a virus? Are tiny people considered low-status? Are giant people considered monsters? Answering these questions helps form a baseline from which the characters are conceived. If cruelty to tinies is the norm, then it doesn’t say much about a particular giant if they treat tinies callously.

I cycle up and down this scale of complexity depending on what I’m in the mood for. Since sizey thoughts are always lurking in my imagination, my mood for complex or simple fantasies can differ from hour to hour.