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@biggrumpy

• Give her time to get acclimated to your voice, your touch, and your smell.

• Let her hear you coming, and let her put herself into your hand.

• Give her a new name, and reward her when she responds to it.

@shrunkenlaura Right. If it’s a reward, you get to determine the pace.

@littlest-lily Well, that was certainly worth the buildup! Too bad Camila wasn’t watching; it might have helped her “get it.” jk

the fleshy shape up ahead, as big as inflatable lawn decor.

I won’t be unable to unsee that whenever I look at a neighbor’s holiday display.

Peek-a-boner was terrifically cute. Just excellent emotional and physical immersion. Hope she gets to see it out when she’s on the floor and he’s standing over her.

“I’m sorry I can’t take you inside me.” “Conventional sex is overrated.”

This was a tough exchange. I hope Aiden finds the poise at some point to acknowledge that Evie, too, is missing out the pleasures of penetration.

One final note. A former co-worker once confided to me that an old boyfriend of hers had, more than once, exclaimed “What a trooper!” at the moment of climax. I thought it was the perfect thing to say to one’s tiny lover after they had just survived copulation, so put it in my next (F/m) size story.

@nyx Well, that would make a for a rather short story.

We’re going to need months and months of observations before this study is concluded. Then there’s the peer review…

@littlest-lily

that “weighty pause” on his end was processing that exact thing you mentioned . . . But it wasn’t quite working and felt like too much, so both Aiden and I figured we’d put a pin in that

I figured as much. It’s a natural consequence of the one-sided perspective mode you’ve chosen, and Aiden’s instinct (and yours) was correct. It wasn’t the right time.

Aiden’s also grown up a little, in that one of the hardest things to do in a relationship is let someone else do for you (especially when it revolves around a secret kink you’ve been ashamed to share for so long). Concern for Evie’s physical safety aside, he finally gave in to the moment. That was nice to see (as Evie would readily attest).

Speaking of secrets, I’m worried sick that there might be no way to prevent Camila from venting her frustration by blabbing to others about Evie’s condition. If she were a more mature and empathetic person, Aiden might have been able to explain his kink to Camila and thus assure her that there’s no need to worry about him, but she’s proven that her “concern” is wholly insincere and self-serving and that attempting to appeal to her better nature is futile. If only Diego had some kind of leverage over her…

“What’s Evie doing with that banana?”

“It’s not a banana, I’m just happy to see her.”

@giant-me A puppy dog could do horrific things to a three-inch-tall woman.

@mrgoblinging7

If you knew Sushi, like I know Sushi

@littlest-lily I’m not worried; I’m sure an owl will prevent Evie from hitting the ground.

I can vent my heart out on the car ride back tomorrow morning.

If Aiden’s anything like me, you do not want give him alarming or enraging news while he’s driving.

that Disney trip sounded pretty great

Sorry, Tink, but they don’t allow guests to wear costumes.

I’m starting to be good at noticing invisible paths

Years of Super Mario Bros finally pays off!

I could have sworn she saw me

How deliciously deniable.

@tiny-ivy

What if your giant tries to play the tiny ladies against each other, picking a “favorite” (whose privileges can be earned and lost)?

What if there are size differences among the shrunken women?

UPDATE: Link was broken before, now fixed.

If you read the captions of the associated image-story, the giantess here caught the shrunken woman cheating with her (the giantess’s) boyfriend and shrunk them both.

@littlest-lily BTW, in the SW genre a cliffhanger is now officially called a “sillhanger.”

@smolchlo Yes, there’s a sizetwitter, but we’re all owned by Elon Musk now.

Handmaidens 11 by RiojaFan

@littlest-lily The best thing about this chapter is that, while it’s properly focused on Aiden’s emotions, due weight is given to each of the other characters’ reactions. A sure sign of a good drama is that the audience wants to know how X responds to what just happened, not just for how they might advance the plot but also because it’s a test of how well that character has been established as well as an opportunity to learn something new about that character.

For once Aiden loses his temper at the right time and it doesn’t further contribute to the problem at hand. Stay vindicated, buddy.

I’m keen to discover whether Camila is genuinely trying to help solve the mystery of Evie’s disappearance or if she’s just cunning enough to realize that Star would bring it up anyway and so she’s trying to rehabilitate her image in Aiden’s eyes by bringing it up first.