Posts made by Olo

@foreverlurk Depends on whose bush we’re talking about.

A ShrinkGirl in Hand by Thomas Crumb

I’ll hug you and squeeze you and pet you and call you George. by bobascher

found by ezo!

@manuel7777777777 This but on her back.

guhhh men ️‍⚧️… by SSSpicyFryd

Rubberapex took the cover to Tabitha King’s Small World and animated it (probably using “A.I.”). Follow the link for a larger, higher-resolution version.

Small World cover by rubberapex

Table Play by env-light

@foreverlurk said:

I much prefer “lilliputienne”.

German doesn’t seem to like double consonants like those in “Lilliput.” Their words for male and female inhabitants of Lilliput are Liliputaner and Lililputanerin.

I bought the first hard copy of Milo Manara’s Gulliveriana I came across, which was in France. When Gulliveriana finally has her big disagreement with the Empress of Lilliput, she calls the latter a “Lilliputasse.”

@foreverlurk I went looking for an online German translation of Gulliver’s Travels and I found this. Who knows what we’ll get this time?

German, another language with gendered nouns, has Riese and Riesin for male and female giants, respectively. Oddly, German uses the same word, Zwerg, to refer both to IRL people with dwarfism and to imaginary people who are Tom Thumb-sized. And yes, a female “dwarf” is a Zwergin.

(Tom Thumb is Daumling (Thumbling) in the original German Kinder- und Hausmärchen by the Brothers Grimm)

Nasal Vore at Work Story - 1 - Sequence by DrMorphGTS

Tall Glass of Iva by Warin-the-Younger
Follow link for long caption/brief story

Provocatively, when Rebecca Sugar wrote her Sizey song for Steven Universe, she didn’t write “All I wanna do is see you turn into a giantess.” I don’t think we need to limit ourselves to a single-word term for “male giant” or “giant man.”

Captive Audience 01 and 02 by Warin-the-Younger