Best posts made by Olo

It’s a few months off, but one of the best ways to spice up tinies is to make them live in a gingerbread house for a few weeks.

@kisupure Do corpsmen have dogtags? I thought it was just tats. Either way, they’d look shiny hanging from my Rice’s cock.

@SmolChlo Reading from a script without sounding like you’re reading from a script is hard. So I sound like I’m reading from a script.

@phoenix09 Mother Gothel would make a great giantess. Just sayin’.

@kisupure

She glanced up, suddenly sheepish and feeling very, very small now.

Sounds like her story to me.

@SmolChlo Thanks, but with me food metaphors carry a distinct peril.

@Kondo Hamster wheel for cardio.

by Unknown Hand

@foreverlurk said:

Seriously those themes are so far away from my comfort zone. Still found it interesting.

No one has to enjoy everything or even most things in Size Fantasy, and that’s okay.

@blss There are no mistakes, only “happy accidents.”

by Unknown Hand

@littlest-lily We need to find you a surly 4’10" guy.

@RavenRose4242 “That, that’s just a distortion, right? One of those trick mirrors?”

@cyberpool said in Inspection:

These are so well drawn, who’s the artist?

Unknown Hand

@blehb I’m coming to Unaware from about the same place you are, a mostly accidental “no-fault” encounter. After listening to the episode, I have a better appreciation of how some people see it a kind of violation that they fantasize they can get away with undetected. I suspect that’s the framing they first encountered and they “imprinted” on that. I’m sure hundreds of people watched Honey I Shrunk Te Kids and came away with the notion that Vore should also be Unaware.

A giant rampaging through a city and an unaware person causing havoc for tiny people can be grouped together as “Indifferent.” The Biggo isn’t pursuing a relationship with the tinies around them, they’re just doing their own thing and it’s up to everyone else to get out of their way.

I went to the page for this episode on Aborigen’s blog and left a comment that went into this a bit deeper. Aborigen is really eager for feedback, and I encourage everyone to go to his page and tell him what you think of each episode, including where he gets it wrong.

Excellent job representing the M/f side of things @Olo You did great!

Thank you!