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@giantesslover45 I love all three. It’s hard to pick! I am leaning towards the professor one.

As for other ideas, as much as I love giant dicks and cum, a less-often-seen type of render is one focusing more on hands. I love the idea of a render that focuses on an earlier part of the encounter: the moment a shrunken woman’s plucked from the ground, the giant man’s fingers positioned over her back and her chest, or squeezing her across her shoulders, her feet just barely in the air. She hasn’t even processed what this means yet and is still startled or in shock. She could still survive a fall from this height… But it’s just the beginning.

@mrgoblinging7 of course you know that dang machine’s just gonna let her slip through its scammed claws. Every time! She might eventually just get sick of it and jump through the prize hole herself.

@Olo I was going to post this at some point. It’s amazing. Titan is his most bi movie he’s posted.

I think there’s something about Internet pron distribution that encourages creators to only make F/any and M/m content… But glad the bisexual moments made it into this one.

@olo
Ideal size is whatever it takes for me to be, to him, 2-6 inches tall.

For romantic scenarios, I do prefer the giant to be attractive in the way I’m attracted to normal-sized men. A body that looks either sculpted or just in shape, and a classically handsome face. A charming demeanor works for attraction too - a sweet enough smile means the face doesn’t have to look like a greek statue when still.

Fashion seems sort of irrelevant to me in this kink. IRL I enjoy a man with any well thought out style, regardless of his genre of fashion, if he sticks to it, I appreciate the effort. If I could pick absolutely anything, I have a total fetish for 19th and 18th century menswear, but that’s a rare interest for men, so I don’t even dare imagine it.

I also get sorta imprinted on by men in movies and TV who seem like hot giants.
Jon Hamm plays a domme to a digital tiny woman in a holiday episode of Black Mirror. That’s stuck with me. The pure monstrous psychopathy of Javier Bardem in No Country For Old Men also hit me at an impressionable college age. That character would dispassionately eat boxes full of tiny women if he felt like it.

Purely evil giants, in non-romantic scenarios, can also be hot when they’re definitely not typically attractive. Fat and insatiable, balding, unkempt. Bad style. Normally timid.

As long as they don’t seem somehow sick / frail, any other type of typically unappealing man can be fun to be cruelly destroyed by. (I never thought about it until now but yeah, much older ages and infirmness or weakness is somehow a big nope point for me. And ages where it’s unclear at a glance if they’re over 18, of course, but I feel like that kind of goes without saying.)

@olo Always here for a corporate giant. HR’s gonna hear about this, unless they’ve been transformed into donuts already.

@lux_aeterna
What a wonderful thread. Here I was, logging onto this site to get some inspiration for a size story I am writing and to maybe find a hot thing to read, and I am now becoming fans of several new musicians who sing in languages I don’t understand.

@olo oh my, this is a fun start. You could show them your religion’s version of taking communion at the very end. Or at least threaten it.

Great… Now my brain’s already running away down a path. I’m picturing a Satanic sorcerer, who’s read Lavey, who has rituals with phrases about being our own gods. What’s the fun with being your own god if you don’t have mortals to grovel at your feet, though?

@olo this is my fav pic I’ve seen here in a while. I like how understated it is.

@Olo yep, I use them for text formatting. They’re handy as an advanced find-and-replace function. “Please make this word doc into html text with html tags.” The fact that they can be used to do anything else is a flaw, imho, not a feature than anyone should begin to rely on.

I find that in my enjoyment of size content, the quality and skill of the work matter more to me than whether or not the male porny gaze is obvious. And it is obvious, of course, but that’s fine. If it’s well done, it’s still hot.

Someone else said, their first audience when they write is themselves. I am the same. I have various hobbies, size writing being just one of them, and there are periods (like right now) when I’m not actively working on my macro writing. When I get back to it, I feel drawn by like this call that, “more hot stories about M/f giants have to be written - it’s still so underserved!”

In my M/f stories, I am writing for the sake of the people who see themselves as tiny women first, because that is usually the way I relate to these scenes, and, because I love encouraging tiny women to get more into it. I am glad that straight men enjoy my content as well, it’s always nice to have one’s work appreciated.

There have to be more women out there with this kink, who would be the ones who write less male-gazey-erotica, but I think a lot of them get instead drawn to the realistic-giant size range that’s well served by popular erotic fiction about werewolves and sasquatches, and call themselves monster fuckers, instead. If you’ve ever asked “Where are the women macrophiles”, my theory is, that’s where.

@olo Yes. I have all of the Photoshop skills needed to make collages. Trying desperately to find models posed the way I wanted in existing photos online stopped me from doing more than a horny handful here.

It actually made me fantasize about ponying up the money to rent a photo studio space to get some adult models shot against a white, Photoshop-friendly background.

I know still photography enough to pull that part off, even. I’d just have to rent some lights.

But I don’t have idle-adult-photographer-production money.

@blehb
Yeah, cops don’t respond well to brats.

@BigManDan1717 husband and I don’t have time for an elaborate costume this year due to a time consuming project we’re on now. We are going to be reusing our costumes from last year: Tucker and Dale from Tucker n Dale vs Evil. A great horror / comedy, if you’ve never seen it.

@olo dirty birds, watching that in the middle of their office.
I mean I’d be recording it on my camera but “only so the news can buy my video”, I’d explain.

@foreverlurk

Yes! Same core developing team, actually, just a few years later. I played Populous: The Beginning, the sequel to Populous, which was tons of fun. This team also did Theme Hospital and Dungeon Keeper 1 and 2. DK2 was another one of my fav games. You controlled a dungeon of evil monsters and defended it against marauding D&D style heroes.

Sadly, the lead developer of these games, Peter Molyneaux, sort of went off the deep end in the 2000’s, and became a scammer of sorts in the XBox era, always promising more than his games were capable of, when he started working on Fable and its sequels. Maybe these earlier “God games” were only great because of another person he was working with, and he just took the credit as the leader, I can’t otherwise explain why someone who made such brilliant things totally lost the touch a decade later.