@biggrumpy It would take several attempts from different perspectives. It’s only been in recent decades that anyone has openly discussed these desires as an abiding serious interest, and even then it’s been almost entirely anonymous. Trying to look back at historical examples of size fantasy and speculating, “Were they one of us?” seems like wishcasting, as the kids say.
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RE: 35 Centimetres
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RE: How detailed are your size fantasies
@foreverlurk said:
thanks for proving I’m not insane, LOL.
There’s nothing sane about this, fella. It’s just a good kind of crazy.

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RE: Taken (M/f, shrinking, non-con, fatal vore)
@ghostwriter44 You and Gordon both.
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RE: Lee's Doodles
@infinitesimalee I remember these from Tumblr. If I were in the habit of switching my avatar, the top image would be in the rotation.
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RE: Karmic shrinking
@giantmaneddie Yeah, I see the role reversal, but is it deserved? Do her authority figures do anything to bring shrinking on themselves?
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RE: Petrichor - a novel in "open beta" - [M/f, minigiant, post-apocalyptic dystopia, slavery, military setting]
Finch doesn’t seem too shocked that Wesson drugged Gray. She’s either dead inside or she’s playing a wicked angle.
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RE: G/t male giant trend among male models
@tiny-ivy “What is this, a fetish for ants?”
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RE: Petrichor - a novel in "open beta" - [M/f, minigiant, post-apocalyptic dystopia, slavery, military setting]
Yeah, creek water makes for lousy lube.
Very elegant device to get Wesson in Rice’s crosshairs. Kudos!
As skilled and experienced as these two are, they’re in unfamiliar territory, and there’s no one they can ask for guidance. Rice, in particular, doesn’t seem to like not knowing the lay of the land.
I really like the way Gray has converted the Fear from a biochemical agent into a philosophical posture. It’d be ironic if her “resistance” to the pheromone gives her away to her fellow corpsmen at some point.
I still wonder how difficult it is for Anakim to suppress their scent. Very intrigued by the possibility that Gray is the first human he’s fucked that asked him not to suppress.
“I think you do, soldier,” he said.
Soldier. Not corpsman, soldier. I might swoon.
Fear on the battlefield was honest, but at camp it was the dirtiest weapon of all.
I’m still not relaxing around Finch.
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RE: Karmic shrinking
@FairyFanatic Clearly, it makes a big difference if a tiny woman has grown up that way versus being suddenly shrunk.
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RE: Taken (M/f, shrinking, non-con, fatal vore)
@tiny-ivy Glad you’re liking it!
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RE: Petrichor - a novel in "open beta" - [M/f, minigiant, post-apocalyptic dystopia, slavery, military setting]
New title: Soylent Gray
“Captain Rhyd Wesson, it’s time you learned what retraining is.”
So is the implication here that Wesson is about to be inducted into the mysteries of the Corps, and that by the time he sees Gray off he knows that non-officer corpsmen (along with the rest of humanity) are just livestock? That’s some red pill.
Either way, Wesson is an irredeemable shit. Conflating treason against the Corps with betraying him personally is pathetic, and sending Gray off to get mulched is as cold as it gets.
Gray goes through a lot and learns a lot in this chapter, but you did well to make us feel each blow as it lands. The death of the Corps cuts the deepest. Gray’s body might still be intact, but her spirit has been puréed.


