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@giant-me Jit expressly created this forum for M/f fans to have a place to share their darker thoughts and fantasies. Even I have to remind myself of that occasionally.

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@Nyx 🥺

Sure, go ahead, abet more evil.

Ready and Willing by Lastcall 41 aka 9SWLover

There are number of giant dudes here who have talked about enjoying a “harem” of tiny ladies at their beck and call. I have a question for the tiny ladies: Do you prefer to have your giant all to yourself, or do you fantasize just as often about being one of several shrunken women under a giant’s control? If the latter, is there a pecking order among the tinies, a shrunken sisterhood, or is it every little gal for herself?

@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.

@blehb

by Lastcall 41 aka 9SWLover

@sloppy_amy I’ve told you before, Amy, we don’t use that word. She’s a “pet” or a “toy.” Sometimes a “lost and forgotten toy.”

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.

@blehb said:

Also a SW Tomagotchi game??? It NEEDS to be made. Maybe a bit more forgiving though.

Different kinds of care and feeding, certainly.

Cover for Science Fiction Age by Joel Naprstek

This seems relevant:

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

“He’s Large”