@blehb said:
I didn’t really care for micro content UNTIL I read some really fantastic stories/saw some great art about it. While it still doesn’t come up a lot in my own fantasies, I definitely see the appeal of it now!
It’s almost as if Size is not just a fetish but an artistic genre.
@blehb I may never make it out of the FAQs.
@smolchlo Real friends would research giants first before setting you up on a blind date.
@blehb said:
This actually reminds me of another kink I’ve seen. Idk if there’s an actual name for it but there’s a subreddit called /r/BorednIgnored. Basically, one person is desperately trying to get off while the other person either acts annoyed or completely ignores them. While that subreddit mostly focuses on women playing the “bored” role, the reverse definitely exists. I love the idea of applying it to a size scenario.
Combine this with “free use” (where the “bored” one is also being “used”) and you’ve got yourself some Sizey goodness!
@skysayl it’s actually quite easy to think of Canadians as little people. 
@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!
@SmolChlo You can come out after he’s had a wank and a nap.
I watched the video, and I was most provoked by the potential for a really immersive game among giants. I’m less interested in a game aimed at Size pervs than in a game that just lets you be a tiny person who can have complex interaction with giant NPCs. The smutty fanfic can come later.
Skimming the comments was amusing. So many normies expressing how they were both afraid of and drawn to biggos. This is very familiar territory to horror fans.
@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?
@BigCuddlyGiant These are all excellent!
@MightyTinyGiant is inviting you to Scribble. Last year I didn’t give this any serious consideration until inspiration struck in the final week of September and I knocked out Lead Me Not Into Temptation.
Don’t think, just write.
