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.”
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.”
@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 Typical Evie, worrying about how she might be able to satisfy Aiden instead of the other way around.
@SmolChlo Whenever I watch a baseball game I figure that’s what all the scratching is about.
@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)…
@SmolChlo I’m sure you dutifully obeyed that instruction.
@SmolChlo I don’t imagine he made pleasant sounds, either.
@SmolChlo Sounds like you need to write this down to purge your spirit.