Best posts made by Olo

@kisupure Dawn could use an assistant like Rosalind.

@smolchlo Real friends would research giants first before setting you up on a blind date.

@kisupure True story: I have a mongrel rescue dog that I take to the dog park. Occasionally people there try to guess his breed, and I have a little fun making up an obscure breed that they’ve never heard of. My go-to is “Madagascan Zebu Hound.”

@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!

@kisupure said in Attorney At Large [M/sw, gentle giant, light kink]:

I’m sure Dawn would MUCH prefer to do the shrinking, if she had her way. Though I’m sure she can make an assistant feel inches tall with a word and a look.

If she makes partner at the right firm, anything is possible.

@smolchlo

@kisupure I remain impressed with how quickly you’re knocking this out. The dialogue is sharp and evokes a real meet-cute.

@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?

@kisupure You can tell this is a great rom-com because I don’t want to spend any time learning who shrunk Dawn or why.

@giant-keith [twitching]

@kisupure Tiny on their back, giant looking down and filling their whole sky. A classic for a reason.

@smolchlo paste lube

@littlest-lily I simply love hearing Evie’s inner monologue as she grapples with her new circumstances. That moment just before she puts herself in his hand, I want it to last forever.

@sloppy_amy Get back to work.

@littlest-lily Aiden is properly freaked out (and enchanted). I like how neither of them has a ready plan of action for this absurdly unforeseeable circumstance, but they are both mature enough to allow each other and themselves to have inconvenient and unhelpful emotions.

As someone who has had to improvise toilet facilities for hamster-sized women on multiple occasions, I am very intrigued by Dr. Little’s contraption, not least because I have no firm idea of what kind of life he anticipated for Evie (or whomever ended up being his test subject).