@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.
@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.
@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.
@littlest-lily Slow burn is perfect. We want to get to know these two better.
As demeaning as it might appear at first, I’ve always thought tinies would prefer to sleep in a drawer or a similar enclosure in order not to feel so exposed.
I’m looking forward to Evie working up the nerve to ask Aiden to curl his fingers around her.
@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?
@littlest-lily I must admit I chuckled at Evie’s misinterpretation of Aiden’s proposal. Unwanted little tiny, ready to hit the pavement and find new digs on her own. 
Too cute.
Much more encouraging is Evie’s determination to adapt to her new circumstances. Many tinies would not only despair but also pretend to be happy for their keepers’ sake. Good on Aiden for being honest with his feelings, too.
@foreverlurk Good question! Had I searched for the OP I would have realized that this survey was over six years ago. Sorry for the false alarm.
Never mind. 
@foreverlurk I wish he could write it off on his taxes as a charitable donation.
