Bath time by @chadsterpost

@SmolChlo Clearly, you’re too irresponsible to have possession of that device. Better give it to your boss.
@SmolChlo Your boss might have other duties for you.
@Im-Warden I suppose it would depend greatly on how long one could stay at the “ideal” size. Also, what happens when the “new normal” is under a foot? Do you just start losing half your height each time?
@FairyFanatic Clearly, it makes a big difference if a tiny woman has grown up that way versus being suddenly shrunk.
@giantmaneddie Yeah, I see the role reversal, but is it deserved? Do her authority figures do anything to bring shrinking on themselves?
As SW fans, we tend to view shrinking as something to be desired. Most normies, however, typically consider being shrunk as undesirable. As Size stories are often found in mainstream children’s entertainment, they can include some kind of lesson or moral, sometimes characterizing being shrunk as something that one “deserves” for making a mistake or behaving poorly.
Leaving aside the fact that we are all naturally eager to see a character get shrunk, what do you imagine might be some conditions she can find herself in or certain behaviors she can exhibit that would “justify” her getting shrunk? Has there ever been an instance of you watching a show or reading a story and thinking to yourself, “That girl deserves to get shrunk”?
Similarly, if you are one of those shrunken women who gets off to the humiliation or degradation that comes with being tiny, do you ever imagine that you have done something to earn such a fate? Some vice or regrettable behavior that you know will result in you becoming tiny and helpless but which you cannot resist?
@littlest-lily I presume Aiden’s relationship status remains: “It’s complicated.”
If Evie likes swimming pools, she’s gonna love bathtubs.
@foreverlurk Reminds me of Star Trek: Voyager when Kim and Torres tried to transfer The Doctor from Sick Bay to Engineering and they got the size wrong.