@smolchlo I think there’s room for you at the far end of my fleshlight (for now).
Best posts made by Olo
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RE: Trying New Thingsposted in Artwork
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RE: Gift idea from Shrunk 3Dposted in Videos
@foreverlurk “Ma’am, you’re facing where the wine bottle will be, you need to turn your face to the side. Ma’am, why is your tongue out like that?”
“Uh, he knows I really like, uh, wine!”
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RE: Size Tier List(s)posted in Size Fantasy Chat
@SmolChlo Not quite. All I really need are the names of which particular aspects or activities of Size Fantasy that you want to see represented. I’m going to make what I hope to be a very long list (it’s going to be all sizes, genders, and orientations lumped together).
Once I have the list, I’m going to have to make and label icons for each option, so if there’s an illustration you think is representative, you can send that too and spare me the effort of finding one myself.
Then I will upload the whole thing to Tiermaker.com and send y’all the link. Then you can arrange all the options as you see fit.
This is going to take a while.
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RE: Touchy Feely Fool (M/m music video)posted in Videos
@littlest-lily What a rush the first time the hand appears!
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RE: I Claim Chaotic Evil For Usposted in Size Fantasy Chat
@Nyx said:
I’ve explored the opposite concept myself (which turned out to be some of my darkest stories).
Oh, I remember.

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RE: I Claim Chaotic Evil For Usposted in Size Fantasy Chat
@foreverlurk It’s my goal to represent all of these in my stories.
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RE: Butch lesbian giantessesposted in Size Fantasy Chat
@TakoAlice8 You are quite right that Size porn is similar to vanilla porn in that most the F/f stuff is made by straight men for straight men. Complicating this is the fact that 3D rendering—which allows some of the most creative and expressive poses and scenes in size fantasy—is restricted to the variety of character models developed and sold for it. This means most render artists are stuck using models designed for the (straight and gay) male gaze.
Off the top of my head, when I try to envision what I’ve seen that could be called butch lesbian giantesses, I think of some of the drawings that I used to see on Tumblr. I’ll keep an eye out for this kind of content, and if I find any artists that have that kind of vibe I’ll update this thread.
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RE: They Ate The Whole Dish!?posted in Artwork
@smolchlo Reading porn at work is a shrinking offense.

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RE: The dreamposted in Videos
@skysayl said:
Where did you share the gifs?
Oh, I haven’t done it, since you beat me to the punch.

There’s a bunch of them here, along with other SW gifs.
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RE: I Claim Chaotic Evil For Usposted in Size Fantasy Chat
@TakoAlice8 said:
My personal thoughts on this type of trope is that it is a little difficult to tackle where trans people are put in this trope, but I am very glad the post that started this thread included trans people. Then again, I don’t write, I just read, so I could be wrong about how hard it is to implement trans people in this trope.
In the past I have railed against the “all men and only men shrink” scenario because I (perhaps uncharitably) suspected insecure straight shrunken men of adding an unnecessary and illogical constraint just to avoid any possibility of encountering a giant cock. I become even more uncharitable when all the women instantly adapt to the new world order and have identically dehumanizing attitudes toward all shrunken men. It’s the lazy writing in service of a too-transparent thirst that offends me.
I have since become less strident on this issue and allowed that there can be multiple reasons for scenarios like this and that different writers can put their own unique spin on it. I still insist on there being some explanation for this phenomenon other than “it fuels my fetish.”
The trans issue is delicate. I recall @Taedis saying that they wanted to attempt an “all men shrink including transmen” story. I don’t think I’m equal to writing a story in this vein, and if I did I would probably be obnoxious enough to have some trans people grouped with their identified gender and some grouped with their birth-assigned gender.

