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…
Amusing footnote to Bad Channels: At the end of the film, one minor character, Bunny (Daryl Strauss), was not restored to full size and remained eight inches tall.
The studio behind the film, Full Moon Pictures, wanted to have a crossover between three of its franchises, Bad Channels, Dollman, and Demonic Toys. The result was Dollman vs. Demonic Toys, pairing Dollman with the last shrunken woman from Bad Channels. Unfortunately, Daryl Strauss was unavailable (perhaps she got some better career advice), so they retconned the end of Bad Channels and made “Nurse Ginger” the one woman who remained tiny. Happily, Melissa Behr brought her obvious charms to the role.
@hentaihunter1 Not at all, I just wanted to clarify that it’s not my work. 
@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.
@tiny-ivy Tim Thomerson never phones it in.
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.
@smolchlo Jodi Ann Paterson, Playboy’s Playmate of the Year for 2000.
@hentaihunter1 They can make the wildest shit out of paper clips. And leaving that lighter in there is just criminally negligent.
@sloppy_amy You’ll just have to spend the night in a stocking.
