@bigcuddlygiant I’d be there every night. 
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RE: Out of their Elementposted in Stories
@littlest-lily To be fair, I’ve been thinking about this for a lot longer than they have.
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RE: Have you ever had a "size interaction" in real life?posted in Size Life Chat
@blehb I expect it makes a difference if the person knows you have a size kink vs. the unintentional mention.
I’ve been pretty diligent about concealing my kinks, so there hasn’t been any deliberate teasing.
The only unintentional interaction that comes to mind was when a group of friends and I went to see Hook. Afterward, one woman (who later married one of my high school friends) expressed her, um, admiration for the scenes when tiny Tink interacted with Robin Williams. I must admit that in the years since I have been suspiciously attuned to her reactions to anything even slightly sizey.
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RE: Out of their Elementposted in Stories
Looks like Aiden chose well.
@littlest-lily said in:
By the time Moira makes it across the room with me, the other giant is on her heels
Adorably, I initially misread that second clause as “my other giant.”
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RE: Have you ever had a "size interaction" in real life?posted in Size Life Chat
@littlest-lily said:
I kept wondering to myself “is he one of us???” (I feel like there’s no way he has a size kink because surely he wouldn’t have been able to comment on it so easily if he did, but who knows! Was that one of you?? Out with it! lol)
Perhaps because I long ago gave up hope on engaging in this kind of size interaction, if that doctor had a size kink then I would regard his conduct as not just unprofessional but regrettably aggressive. Like, catcalling aggressive or hitting on someone in an elevator. Sorry for the buzzkill.
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RE: Out of their Elementposted in Stories
@littlest-lily Typical Evie, worrying about how she might be able to satisfy Aiden instead of the other way around.
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RE: What Lurks Underneathposted in Artwork
@tiny-ivy The main challenge in photocollaging, IMO, is selecting the original photos. The vast majority of size collages are too forced. Seeing the possibility in the photo of the man’s pose is the inspiration, and her shadow on the pool floor is the final touch.
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RE: Have you ever had a "size interaction" in real life?posted in Size Life Chat
@blehb said:
it seems like Tinkerbell is the bridge that connects size and non-size individuals.
Definitely. When I’m sourcing “Tinkerbell riding cock” images, half of them are by artists who don’t seem to do any other sizey art.
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RE: Out of their Elementposted in Stories
@littlest-lily I can see that for pre-existing partners who are now relatively giant. Happens all the time when one partner becomes disabled and the relationship has to be re-negotiated. Sometimes they get divorced and marry their professional caregiver. Evie should feel no shame about acknowledging the transactional aspect.
Anyway, Moira might have some suggestions (for both Evie and Aiden)…
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RE: Have you ever had a "size interaction" in real life?posted in Size Life Chat
@SmolChlo said:
My friend told me that she thought it was creepy to which I responded with Don’t you get it! I want to be trapped inside his box
Does she know?

