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. 
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RE: A Tinies Tasteposted in Size Fantasy Chat
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RE: Attorney At Large [M/sw, gentle giant, light kink]posted in Stories
@kisupure Tiny on their back, giant looking down and filling their whole sky. A classic for a reason.
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RE: KP's Garbage Doodles (All M/ )posted in Artwork
@kisupure Do corpsmen have dogtags? I thought it was just tats. Either way, they’d look shiny hanging from
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Lucya and Marcoposted in Videos
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RE: What's everyone going as for Halloween?posted in Size Fantasy Chat
@phoenix09 Mother Gothel would make a great giantess. Just sayin’.
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RE: Out of their Elementposted in Stories
@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.

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RE: KP's Garbage Doodles (All M/ )posted in Artwork
She glanced up, suddenly sheepish and feeling very, very small now.
Sounds like her story to me.
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RE: Out of their Elementposted in Stories
@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).
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RE: A bad experience activityposted in Size Fantasy Chat
@blss There are no mistakes, only “happy accidents.”
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RE: Out of their Elementposted in Stories
@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.


