Posts made by TakoAlice8

@i-am-insane There are so many reasons I want to be shrunk but here are a few.
I think plants and furniture look extremely fascinating when you are shrunk and they look really big from your perspective. It makes you feel as if you are in a magical forest. I also like it because there is more objects to hide under, and having spaces where nobody can find you creates a sense of peace for me. I am really self conscious so being small makes smaller details of you and smells really hard to make out, which makes me feel a sense of comfort.

I guess when it comes to danger when being shrunk, I would much rather feel fear as a shrunken person faced with danger than to become gigantic and feel the pain of embarrassment and awkwardness of having my body stand out for everyone to see. I also just really don’t like the thought of people being intimidated of me for my size and would rather be tiny to appear less intimidating. Emotional pain is too much for me and I have a major limit, dying from extreme physical pain seems better to me because at least the pain would be over. And I heard large wounds hurt less than minor wounds because of the loss of neurons.
I am sorry giantess fans, but you made the thought of growing even worse for me with all the art sexualizing them and you being horny towards them.

I guess we are just completely different people overall, I don’t understand why some people want to be enormous and you don’t understand why some people want to be shrunk.

@BryTheGuy I wish I could be her. Love the fist bump

@Olo I really hope they find someone new to run the site and keep it good. I really hope that it doesn’t shut down for good.

It will be really sad it shuts down. Gay men need their sizy sites too

@littlest-lily congrats on 1k watchers on deviantart

(Trigger warning: I may dwelve into sensitive topics regarding body image, please stop reading if this post upsets you. Your mental health is important)

I read a section on mightytinygiant’s website going over her experience as a switch a little while back(if you are reading this mightytinygiant, shoutout to you, you are awsome). She mentioned dysphoria, a feeling when you are uncomfortable with something you have. And she related it to her sometimes feeling like being only a tiny but being forced to be big vice versa.
What she said had related to what I am currently going through.

I hope you can see, obviously I identify strictly as a tiny and I cannot at all take a millisecond at the thought of being the opposite of tiny. I can’t understand fully what it is like to be a switch such as mightytinygiant, but her experience was still relatable.
I currently have an issue with my weight. My bmi is 24.4 which is healthy but almost to the overweight side. This has made me feel heavy and large, an absolutely terrible set of feelings for a strictly tiny identifying person such as myself.
I also have gotten jealous of short people in the past because to me it seemed so easy for them to feel tiny.
I wanted to post this to see if anybody feels the same way.

Does your body make you have trouble feeling the size you want to be?

This was very hard for me to layout and explain, I feel as if it is size related enough for me to post on this site.

@Olo love the hug holidays

@i-am-insane I honestly don’t care if I’m shrunk or if I’m with a man whose grown. I may perfer one over the other depending on my mood but overall I don’t care.

It is soooo refereshing to have somebody covering size fetishes ACTUALLY dwelve deep into the community and talk to people with the fetishes. All the articles I have seen did not interact with people with the fetish and just judged it on old research which didn’t cover all demographics of people with the fetish. These articles didn’t actually engage with the size community unlike this one right here.

I still kind of wish there was an article that talked about minorities in the size community but I know that will be a very long way from here.

Hey, maybe in another dimension with different laws of physics, it may be possible.

@Olo I thought this author only wrote GTS/SM, I didn’t know they made some Sw. But then again, I haven’t been into GTS/SM in a very long time so I don’t often visit their website.

@Nyx said in I Claim Chaotic Evil For Us:

As long as it’s kept to fantasy, I try not to judge preferences like “all-men-shrink-because-reasons.” I’ve explored the opposite concept myself (which turned out to be some of my darkest stories).

I understand why this certain trope is loved by size writers. It works really well if you are only attracted to macros of a certain gender. I heavily agree that this trope should only be kept in a fantasy setting in it’s own universe and shouldn’t be used to try to sexualize real people. Other than that I have nothing against people who like this trope.

My personal thoughts on this type of trope is that it is a little difficult to tackle where trans people are put in this trope, but I am very glad the post that started this thread included trans people. Then again, I don’t write, I just read, so I could be wrong about how hard it is to implement trans people in this trope. Then again, I did read a fic with a similar trope and I questioned about where do trans people come in, I just made head cannons to fill in the plot hole.

The “thing only shrinks one gender” trope can be a bit exclusive to some readers which is why I don’t always like this trope. It can be hard for a reader who Identifies as a female tiny to insert themselves into a world where thing only shrinks men and the opposite is also true. But there is nothing wrong with directing your stories at only one demographic. It’s much appreciated however when a story includes all types of audiences. I get it can be a bit of a stretch to include all people but it is impressive when a story is able to do all of that.

I haven’t read all of it, but I enjoyed your story, “Dreams of Distant Spheres.” which has a beautiful sounding title. What’s I really love is that the shrunken people consist of not just women, but I also like how there are nulls. It’s great for people who identify as male and want to insert themselves as nulls. It’s a win win scenario.

Since there are a lot of “all men shrink because reasons” stories. It would really be great if we had those stories but for women and other gender identities to even out things. Other genders should have stories about some thing only shrinking them if men have plenty of these types of stories.

So those are my thoughts overall. I really just wanted to comment on this trope since other people were commenting on it.

@Olo This is absolutely amazing. I love the way she is holding all those girls. Although Overwatch has died a long time ago. Pictures like these keep the ip strong. Thank you so much for this.

@Olo Thank you for your input. There is probably not a lot of 3D rendered butch lesbian giantesses. But there may be a lot of drawings of them because it’s probably a lot easier and less tedious to draw a character in a variety of body types and poses rather than sculpt a model. add texturing, and do the rigging.

Although I am mainly into male giants. I do occasionally like gentle giantess. I have been fantasizing about butch lesbian giantesses.But I have been trouble finding butch lesbian giantess content, since a lot of giantess content is made by men even the F/f, there is not much content for gay women such as myself. Although it’s nice that the number of women in the size community has been increasing, there still is a bit of a lack of size content for women. Then again, maybe I am not looking in right places and there could be a lot more lesbian giantess than I think.

It would be really nice to see F/f content where there is this very masculine woman kissing a tiny feminine lady. If there are gay femboy giants out there then butch lesbian giantesses must exist out there. If anybody could tell me where to find such content by suggesting creators who make that type of content that would be great and much appreciated. If you can’t think of any creators, I would love to hear your thoughts on this topic.