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@foreverlurk Reminds me of Star Trek: Voyager when Kim and Torres tried to transfer The Doctor from Sick Bay to Engineering and they got the size wrong.
@kisupure Those are some cuddly-looking calves.
Questions for the little ladies:
Suppose you had to share “your” giant fella with a woman the same size as him.
Does she know you exist?
Does she know of your relationship with “her” guy?
Does she accept or approve of your relationship?
Are you afraid of her?
Are you jealous of her or her size?
Is she jealous of you or your size?
If you used to be as big as everyone else, did she know you then?
Do you hang out and do things with her that don’t involve your mutual (boy)friend?
Did she introduce you to “her” guy?
If he treats you like a pet/toy/prisoner, does she approve or object?
If you have a threesome whose idea was it; his, hers, or yours?
@comicmaster1997 Nothing wrong at all. This is a place for tinies who can take it.
@foreverlurk On Reddit (r/sizetalk) last night there was a post titled “How to Giant Male” by a guy who also didn’t want to reinforce the harmful social norms cited by Google AI.
He didn’t seem interested in being absolved for feeling icky about preying on shrunken women.
@kisupure I remain impressed with how quickly you’re knocking this out. The dialogue is sharp and evokes a real meet-cute.
@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.

@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.