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@littlest-lily said:

I have also noticed the (general) trend of it being mostly men who have the “which celebrity/character” discussion.

It’s a discussion that men are constantly encouraged to have in a way that women typically aren’t (although this is changing rapidly, of course).

I also have the opposite problem of “bleed-over,” where once a given actor has taken a role in a Sizey scenario, that actor remains “potentially Sizey” in every other role they play. Diana Rigg, Barbara Eden, Jessica Lange, Teri Hatcher, Robin Williams, Brooke Shields, Melissa Joan Hart, Pamela Anderson, Ted Danson, Alfre Woodard are now all “Size-tainted” for me.

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@TakoAlice8 “The trick, William Potter, is not minding that it hurts.”

The Trick

@Nyx No rage like nerdrage.

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@blehb

@Nyx The Giant Emergency Alert System.

Lord Xarnor just dropped a 104-image series of renders over on DA. In addition to some hot handhelds and mouthplay, it’s a cute dub-con encounter.

@maladaptivetiny

@foreverlurk “Bigmine”? That’s a giant’s name if I ever heard one.

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@maladaptivetiny I just heard someone refer to the age of dating apps as “the Swiping Era,” and I gotta say that hits differently for Size fans.

@blehb Ahem.

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@blehb said in Go-to sizey daydream?:

Here’s a weirder one I’m wondering if any of you can relate to: I love imagining peoples reactions to size content. Good or bad, I’m just fascinated by people’s thoughts on it (beyond the “wow how strange!” part). Like how into it would they be? What role would they want to play? How would they feel towards someone who was really into it?

And I don’t mean this in a way where I’m trying to project my own fantasies onto them, or hope they’re going to love it as much as I do. It is just a genuine fascination. I don’t have the guts to bring it up to anyone though.

I am probably more interested in normies’ reactions to size content than I am in kinksters’ reactions, tbh. I’m no longer trying to “recruit” people into size fantasy, but I do think it doesn’t have to be as insular as some might think. The aesthetic I’m aiming for in my stories is an engaging story that “just happens” to have size content.

Accordingly, I want to know how much size content normies will entertain before it gets too silly and they stop engaging with it. For example, if I come up with a mixed-size society and describe certain accommodations that are made for People of Unusual Size, my goal is to make the normie reader say, “That’s clever, that’s probably how it would have to work” rather than just laughing at the sight gag.

Once they buy into the premise, then the size smut should sell itself.