@smolchlo I guess you’ll be “rising” after all.
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RE: zHEIGHTgeistposted in Size Life Chat
@SmolChlo Just keep a canister of helium on you at all times.

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RE: The space between SFW and NSFWposted in Size Life Chat
@littlest-lily I’d like to clarify that what seems to be proposed here is a SFW-focused space outside of Daddy’s Dollhouse. If not, then close consultation with @Jitensha would be in order.
While my abiding interest in Size Fantasy is sexual, I would be delighted to see what a SFW-focused space would produce. I’m fascinated by Sizey world-building, which tends to be more thought-through by creators who aren’t mainly chasing their Size thirst.
Would this proposed space still be about GM/SW?
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RE: Macrophillia Bleeding Into Other Interestsposted in Size Fantasy Chat
When I first discovered Size Tumblr (RIP) back in 2015, one of the stumbling blocks for me was how much size art was actually repurposed fan art, usually of characters from some anime or video game with which I was unfamiliar. Here I was, looking for anonymous size interaction, and I was confronted with names and worlds with seemingly unrelated backstories. Often as not, the characters were from universes where size differential was unknown or even improper to the genre. But the artist (or their followers) really liked those characters (or the show/game) and saw no reason not to make one of them giant or tiny and see what they looked like.
Eventually I determined that many artists start out copying others’ characters and styles before creating their own work (that was when I learned that “OC” stands for Original Character), so if they had a size kink it was natural that they would experiment with established characters first before creating their own original giants and tinies. It all clicked for me when I realized it was the graphical equivalent of fanfiction.
It still kind of irks me when characters from a “normie” universe are suddenly thrust into a size encounter. Realistically such characters would focus entirely trying to explain on the supernatural size phenomenon rather than have the sizey sexytimes the fanartist might be hoping for. I have an easier time when the genre already allows for magic or fantastic technology, so I have some idea of how those characters will react to size differential (hopefully in a pervy way). It’s a lot easier to swallow Hermione fudging a spell or a malfunctioning transporter than, say, Dr. House contracting a rare shrinking disease.
Anyway, in Decmber 2018 Tumblwintr blew, sharply curtailing the amount of size-crossover fanart to which I was exposed. Partly in tribute to what I learned from my Tumblr experience (but mostly in response to a prompt from @MightyTinyGiant), I composed Played, my Firefly fanfiction. It starts out F/m (Saffron/Mal), but it’s mostly F/f (Inara/Saffron).
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RE: zHEIGHTgeistposted in Size Life Chat
@i-am-insane There are not a few biggo-identifying folks who indeed enjoy leaving a guilt-free swath of destruction through populated areas.
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RE: Blood, Sweat, and Steel art [M/, mech/ human]posted in Artwork
@kisupure Still can’t get over “NO STEP”.
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RE: For vore fans: what's the appeal?posted in Size Fantasy Chat
@i-am-insane Our ancestors have been eating each other for hundreds of millions of years. It’s the oldest form of domination on the planet.
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RE: zHEIGHTgeistposted in Size Life Chat
@littlest-lily This is how I’ve identified another “axis” for categorizing size fantasies. Unaware, giant or tiny, falls on the “Indifferent” end of the spectrum, where people of a different size are relatively anonymous and undifferentiated, and the protagonist is usually only talking to themselves. The other end of the spectrum is “Intimate,” where who the differently-sized people are matters greatly.
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RE: Witness Your Godposted in Size Fantasy Chat
@tiny-ivy Which is more fun, destroying their old faith or demanding it for yourself?
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RE: zHEIGHTgeistposted in Size Life Chat
@foreverlurk I think he did a fair job of acknowledging that his personal preferences were not universal among Size fans. Where he could (as in the passage you cite) he used gender-neutral terms, which is proper because the sentiment expressed is applicable to all Size configurations.


