@Mrgoblinging7 The group dynamics of tiny captives guests are always fascinating. I should probably do a story from their perspective with all the biggo interaction happening “off-stage,” so the reader only gets to see the little ones talking and has to infer what happened when they were played with.
Think Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Pets.
@SmolChlo You’ll be forced to watch as Bear pays for your misbehavior.
@SmolChlo Complete with leather wrist- and ankle-straps.
@i-am-insane Sex-related guilt is not confined to the U.S., but our Puritanism lends itself easily to sex-negativity both in faith-based guilt trips and in personal hangups. I was extremely sex-negative in my adolescence, and that had nothing to do with size fantasies (which I thought were unique to me and didn’t even rise to the level of “kink”). Everyone has to find their own path through this shit, and only you can release you.
@i-am-insane To quote my own blog:
I am a full-on feminist. I espouse and practice affirmative and enthusiastic consent among real people. I support dignity, respect, and justice for all people everywhere. I abhor cruelty, dehumanization, and bullying, whether they are committed by individuals, institutions, nations, or faiths. I also sometimes get off to fantasies of shrinking, kidnapping, raping, and eating women (sometimes it’s the other way around).
If you find this difficult to comprehend, this might not be the blog for you. Or perhaps it is.
At one point in this thread I was going to refer to a hypothetical “FluffCon.” Turns out it already exists.
It seems to me that the basic error here is assuming that one’s sexual desires somehow reflect on one’s social values, particularly if one has a hidden or obscure kink. “This must be what they really think!” The human mind is never so simple, and it is capable of containing multiple contradictory thoughts and feelings. I used to think my size kinks said something profound about me, but all they really say about me is that I’m very creative. 
