@sumguy13 It’s alright. If I was being patronizing, it was toward Aborigen, who can speak for himself.
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RE: Gift of a Tiny Womanposted in Stories
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RE: Gift of a Tiny Womanposted in Stories
@kisupure said in Gift of a Tiny Woman:
The GTS community definitely still has a lot of baggage to unpack wrt their internalized misandry, though.
A entire separate forum could be devoted to this and similar inquiries, if the willingness and industry existed to sustain them.
For one thing, I don’t think everyone comes to size fantasy by the same path, so how many “misandrist” sentiments are actually compensations for or deflections from other pathologies is anybody’s guess, let alone those engaged in long-game gaslighting.
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RE: Gift of a Tiny Womanposted in Stories
@sumguy13 At the risk of sounding patronizing, I don’t think Aborigen was speaking out of conviction, but rather his personal aesthetic. Both his male and female characters display a full range of moral worthiness, and none of them are exempt from narrative judgment upon their actions. He was just expressing some understandable hesitation about writing a story intended for sexual gratification of the reader that features distress being visited upon a female character.
Nazis do have it coming to them, but that is a straightforward judgment upon the (well-understood) consequences of Nazis’ statements and actions. In fact, the uncomplicated nature of punishing Nazis makes it less interesting for me to incorporate into a new story. I’d rather write about more intimate transgressions.
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RE: Gift of a Tiny Womanposted in Stories
@sumguy13 said in Gift of a Tiny Woman:
Author’s comment has me turned off to them though.
He’s outside his comfort zone. Everyone deserves some space to experiment. There was a time I would have echoed his comment.
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Gift of a Tiny Womanposted in Stories
Aborigen has recently done a couple of quickies about a man vexed by his sudden and unsought custody of a tiny woman. Incomplete at present.
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RE: Petrichor - a novel in "open beta" - [M/f, minigiant, post-apocalyptic dystopia, slavery, military setting]posted in Stories
@kisupure 9th-years. Oh yeah, that makes sense. Should be some snappy jargon to refer to “graduates.”
Regarding Gray and her “hatred” of the Corps, it’s perfectly reasonable for her to resent the Corps as its regulations impinge more and more upon her interest in the sentinel. It’ll be totally subconscious, tho.
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RE: Petrichor - a novel in "open beta" - [M/f, minigiant, post-apocalyptic dystopia, slavery, military setting]posted in Stories
@kisupure Keep the spiders where they are, just add a sentence before it, describing how Gray found an arroyo in the dark.





