@littlest-lily I’m sorry to say it, but Camila is my kind of villain. I understand why Evie wants to keep her feelings to herself, but she’s in for a time. Good luck, girl.
Star & Diego make an adorable giant couple. I kinda need fanart of them from Evie’s POV.
@foreverlurk Often the best solution is to make a pair of images. Don’t know how you get a statistical image generator to do that, though.
@foreverlurk I think he did a fair job of acknowledging that his personal preferences were not universal among Size fans. Where he could (as in the passage you cite) he used gender-neutral terms, which is proper because the sentiment expressed is applicable to all Size configurations.
@giantmaneddie Mixing cinematic universes? I think Emma is gonna gross Cassie out.
“You tunneled through his brain? I usually just yank their legs out from under them. Dad’s gonna freak when I tell him about that.”
“So don’t tell him.”
@i-am-insane said:
there’s definitely a type of GTS guys seem to like
I’d cavil at this, too, but this isn’t the venue for a discussion about F/m.
@tiny-ivy Thanks! “Tolerance for deviance” seems an excellent rule of thumb for identifying a WLW gaze. 
@littlest-lily said:
“Aren’t you worried about running into a spider or something?”
Just the two-legged variety…
I guess our little troupe will have to do without a Tiger-Lily.
@giantmaneddie Fetish videos are so few and far between that it’s hard to make a generalization, but in imagery (particularly 3D rendering) there’s a lot of F/f stuff out there, and it really seems that most of those are created by straight men for straight men, which bugs me. I can see the potential M/f image in there, and I can’t help suspecting the render artist would have gone M/f if they didn’t fear backlash from their followers.
If any wlw here are so inclined, I’d love to hear any specific details s to how to identify F/f images created by women as distinct from F/f images created by men.
Of course I’m not going to pester such artists to make M/f images, just as I wouldn’t harass M/m artists (who render awesome male giants) to make M/f. It’s just frustrating (and so unnecessary).
@foreverlurk I’m out of “likes” for 24 hours, but this was an awesome interview.
