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The only Sizey scene was Emma shrinking part way out of her clothes after Sam ridicules her. She doesn’t purge to shrink, so the implication is that she might be able to control her size by inducing certain emotions. We’ll have to wait until Season 2 to learn more.
@sloppy_amy I don’t visit this forum to have my masculinity challenged. 
@foreverlurk said:
I must say I like that shrinking method a hundred times more.
I’m not fond of the purging either, but I’d rather watch that than watch someone make Emma feel like shit in order for her to shrink.
@giantmaneddie So do I, but certain brats need to be reminded of their place.
@giant-keith I appreciate her enthusiasm, but that posture is the ideal way to (prematurely) slip out of your tank top.
@Nyx Commission an array of different sizes (and ethnicities, and cut/uncut…).
@blehb Coming out of the cupboard certainly plays a role in trying to anticipate normies’ reactions. It’s always a fraught situation; you hope that the size content is able to explain its appeal, but at the same time it’s so easy for it to be cringey.
The reactions to Termite in The Boys and Little Cricket in Gen V have been all over the place, but that hasn’t kept me from trying to spot any gi-curious commentary.
I remember when the movie Downsizing was about to come out, I was all excited to see how normies would process it. Then it flopped and I was glad everyone quickly forgot about it.
@sloppy_amy I actually used this base photo for a size collage, but unfortunately for this forum it was F/m.
@giant-me Yup, even multisize tinies for some shoebox drama!
I just wish some of these talented artists would put out some M/f content…
@foreverlurk said:
My culture’s stuff is mostly about the Devil.
Need to get more First Nations stories in there. Lots of Biggos up north.
@foreverlurk I’m out of “likes” for 24 hours, but this was an awesome interview.
@i-am-insane said:
Honestly, I try to be somewhat ‘realistic’ with my ridiculous ideas, and the only way I can see normal humans building their lives around a giant who can step on a car and not even notice is if there’s a bigger threat that drives them to it.
Sometimes when an idea seems silly, the best remedy is to get even sillier.
Yeah, world-building is a lot of work, but boy does it pay off when you have multiple characters who become much more real when silhouetted against that world.
