Here’s a follow-up question: Of the women in your life that you’d like to see tiny, how many do you imagine would prefer/embrace a shrunken life, and how many do you imagine would protest/resist?
That’s been a common exercise for me as I get to know new people; does X have a personality best-suited to becoming giant or tiny, or should they remain normal-sized but in the presence of a giant or a tiny me? Endlessly diverting…
@littlest-lily I simply love hearing Evie’s inner monologue as she grapples with her new circumstances. That moment just before she puts herself in his hand, I want it to last forever. 
@tiny-ivy said in People you'd love to shrink in your lives!:
I’d find it hard to ask a tiny for anything because the tiny would probably just say yes out of fear, and that just makes me feel gross.
I’ve been involved in more than one online discussion about whether tinies can give meaningful consent.
@littlest-lily Aiden is properly freaked out (and enchanted). I like how neither of them has a ready plan of action for this absurdly unforeseeable circumstance, but they are both mature enough to allow each other and themselves to have inconvenient and unhelpful emotions.
As someone who has had to improvise toilet facilities for hamster-sized women on multiple occasions, I am very intrigued by Dr. Little’s contraption, not least because I have no firm idea of what kind of life he anticipated for Evie (or whomever ended up being his test subject).
For most cases, I think it simply shifts the point at which consent is given to when the tiny makes their presence known to the giant and/or puts themselves within the giant’s reach.
Needs source. I’m fairly certain this features @tinysupervicki (that’s my tongue, of course).
@littlest-lily I’m a little worried that Aiden will beat himself up, both for his involvement in Dr. Little’s plan and for his…appreciation of what Dr. Little was trying to achieve.
@sloppy_amy You’ll just have to spend the night in a stocking.
@littlest-lily Slow burn is perfect. We want to get to know these two better.
As demeaning as it might appear at first, I’ve always thought tinies would prefer to sleep in a drawer or a similar enclosure in order not to feel so exposed.
I’m looking forward to Evie working up the nerve to ask Aiden to curl his fingers around her.
For those of you who like to imagine themselves being used as a living fleshlight, do you prefer to be held face-up or face-down? I’m told I make scary faces.
@littlest-lily I must admit I chuckled at Evie’s misinterpretation of Aiden’s proposal. Unwanted little tiny, ready to hit the pavement and find new digs on her own. 
Too cute.
Much more encouraging is Evie’s determination to adapt to her new circumstances. Many tinies would not only despair but also pretend to be happy for their keepers’ sake. Good on Aiden for being honest with his feelings, too.
