@Nyx Yes, ma’am.

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RE: DeviantArt Content Policies
@nephilim said :
I know, I know, just use a sensible machete to hack through the nauseating amount of My Little Pony weirdness.
The life of a size kinkster is sifting through mountains of crap to find that one tiny gem.
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RE: Thought experiment
@SmolChlo Clearly, you’re too irresponsible to have possession of that device. Better give it to your boss.
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RE: Enjoy The Show, Mousies!
@foreverlurk I haven’t seen that quote (tweet), but it’s wonderful. Everyone should feel Free to Be Huge and Wee.
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RE: zHEIGHTgeist
@SmolChlo So far, Aborigen has (unintentionally) devoted more time to the experiences and desires of macrophiles than those of microphiles. I don’t think that’s wholly unreasonable, given that I believe there are more macrophiles than microphiles in the size community, but I hope he rectifies this with the sensory impressions that microphiles find attractive. Being someone else’s entire world, affirming their total dependence on you, taking pride in providing for their needs; that’s what Biggos crave. Precious fragility and uncontested possession; gimme gimme gimme.
@blehb said:
While I definitely think that feeling of connection and safety plays a huge role in my fantasy, I think there may be a touch of masochism there as well.
Oh, there are many, many dimensions to these desires. I once discussed Unaware fantasies with someone who prefers them (I don’t, really), and ultimately I offered the following interpretation: One attraction of being tiny in an unaware scenario is experiencing peril or abuse from someone who doesn’t intend it, so you can’t blame them or think ill of them afterward.
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RE: Enjoy The Show, Mousies!
@foreverlurk Nice render to go with that sentiment:
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RE: zHEIGHTgeist
Episode 005 just dropped. Mouthplay and vore are discussed.
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RE: Lesser Known Inconveniences of Being Giant/Tiny
@i-am-insane The biggest “inconvenience” that I hand-wave away is tiny voices being too faint and squeaky and giant voices being too loud and rumbly. I need my characters to be able to converse. Frequently and easily.
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RE: zHEIGHTgeist
@giantmaneddie I still don’t know if it will get addressed in the podcast, but Aborigen did some comparing and contrasting of recent mainstream “What is Macrophilia?” articles on his Substack.