@Olo that Ken is so much more than Kenough!

Best posts made by tiny-ivy
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RE: Journey Down: Leah's Journal
@Olo
This is fantastic. Thanks for sharing it.I really love one detail, that for most people who get the shrinking virus they just lose a foot or so. It’s kind of like getting long covid if you actually shrink more than that.
I love how that throws this ambiguity into the beginning. The dread of getting a worse case of it is so potent. Great ideas here, and great renders.
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RE: Journey Down: Leah's Journal
@Olo To anyone curious. More recent stills have been posted. But it takes a pretty hard turn towards age play. There’s eventually baby clothes and a diaper. A pity for me, adult age regression stuff is one of my main icks.
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RE: The Pickup Artist
@Olo image one is surprisingly exciting to me - like he’s proposing the rest of it, and she’s really into it. Like she hadn’t considered that any of the rest was on the table, because she was maybe only lamenting about how she was too small for safe penetration anymore.
But he’s not just a taker. P in v isn’t everything.
It’s hard to make that part look hot, but this does.
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RE: Seeking Size Writers For Anthology
Ooh! “Should I write something someone will want to publish, or should I write something size erotic” is a question at the top of my mind right now, so this is a great post to see! I will definitely submit at least one story, maybe two.
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RE: What Wasn't Meant to Be
@2ndsolesurvivor I love the structure of an unrequited crush here. It’s so sad and so relatable to anyone who’s nursed one of those annoyingly things! Great job!
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RE: What was the thing that sparked your interest?
@gorrister omg, Gulliver’s Travels And Monster Blood 3 were like two of my favorite books when I was a kid. XD I only bought Monster Blood 3 because of the cover, I didn’t read the rest of Goosebumps.
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RE: I Viaggi di Bianca
@olo these are fantasic. Thank you for sharing your vast archive here!
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RE: Seeking Size Writers For Anthology
@taedis When is your preferred deadline?
I could submit something I’ve already written, but I have a sweet short story in my noggin that I might write up just for this, because I think the concept is more worthy of being published than anything I’ve already made. A deadline would be handy.
Thank you!
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RE: Taken (M/f, shrinking, non-con, fatal vore)
@olo I love this. I am all about the humor, though: I do find it funny that the narrator does seem like an unsexy, undeserving dom, other than his magic talisman. I adore her “daddy’s shrink ray” line.
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Your fantasizing character vs you IRL
I’m curious how others think about this.
I was fantasizing, and picturing myself as a tiny interacting with a big, and my gender doesn’t matter to me there. Not much at all.
But then, I was fantasizing about being a giant, which I do rarely. I am happy with being my normal IRL self with a tiny man. Imagining a tiny woman is kind of weirdly boring to me (personally). I think I’d rather be her friend than want to do anything sexual.
But then I pictured growing. And it would be fundamentally horrifying for me to grow with my current body. Not just for the obvious moral reasons, but for the notoriety I’d get as what everyone would call a giant-ess.
I pictured a gender switch. What if, I mean, magic wands are needed to grow anyway. What about a physical gender switch?
I’d love to fuck a city up as a giant man. I’d be happy with tiny people seeing me like that.
I know, I know, very specific trans problems. But I was wondering in general… Physically, do your fantasy characters of yourselves differ in big ways from your IRL selves? Fitter, taller (obv), younger, older, fatter, a gender switch? Tatooed as a giant, perfectly unadorned as a real person? Blonde tiny, but you have brown hair?
You don’t have to get specific about what you look like IRL if you’re uncomfortable with that. You can just note if there’s a difference or not.
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RE: Update: Seeking Size Writers For Antholgy
@taedis I am so tickled that you are doing this, and I appreciate the deadline. I just started writing my story for this tonight, after pondering it for months.