@mrgoblinging7 This is a bit too on the nose…
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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.
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RE: Date Nightposted in Artwork
@smolchlo Real friends would research giants first before setting you up on a blind date.
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RE: Out of their Elementposted in Stories
@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.
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RE: Date Nightposted in Artwork
@smolchlo Diligent matchmakers won’t simply take his word for it. Talk to his exes, scan his browser histories, find out he treats his pets. They’re tiny, so they can spy!
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RE: Out of their Elementposted in Stories
@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.
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RE: Greatest Shrinkie Everposted in Artwork
@mrgoblinging7 She starts off with a bit of indignant kink-shaming and then slips into “This is what I’ve always wanted!” Kinda clichéd, doncha think?
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RE: Out of their Elementposted in Stories
@littlest-lily IMO, well-motivated characters make the best smut.
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RE: Out of their Elementposted in Stories
@littlest-lily Aww. I got some strong Minami-kun no Koibito vibes from their “hug.”
"You can stay here forever if you want…”
In other stories similar to this, such an offer by the biggo often provokes the more self-effacing tiny to respond with something like, “Be realistic. What if you get a girlfriend?” This is, of course, a test to get a glimpse at the biggo’s self-perception of his romantic ambitions. The tiny is typically pessimistic about such a possibility and is looking for either confirmation or a reason to hope.
Here, Evie is too wrapped up in the fantasy to risk disturbing it with such provocations. I wonder if she understands that Aiden, too, is entertaining a fantasy he doesn’t want to end.

