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@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!

@mrgoblinging7 Why is betrayal so hot.

@AnnDViant aaaah! Those are wonderful! Thank you for sharing!

@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.

@mrgoblinging7 I love how bisexual this artist’s images seem. Love an objectified man and objectified woman in the same image.

@Peep Ooh, a giant angel / golem! I love him as a protective giant now that you point him out.

@olo His sort of bored-looking face makes me think he went to the club looking for someone his own size to pick on, but was only attracting the attention of those darn tinies.

They’re such a nuisance to hot normal-sized people, they’re always so horny for “giants”, but they still pay the full cover price at the door, so management still lets them in.

@foreverlurk these are amazing!! Thank you!

@sillylilbug thanks so much for your comment! I’m so happy that you’re giving it a shot.
This one was a real departure from my short stories, since it’s so much less cruel to the tiny (most of the time.) It started as a fetishy thing and became kinda more emotional and funny than just about what I find hot. I hope you continue to enjoy it!

@olo ah! So casual and nonchalant. She’s just a little sex toy he’s carrying around. Perfect.

Re: the glasses/ contacts. I’ve always imagined my shrinking to actually be done with magic. Even if the contraption looks like tech, because only magic allows me to handle the problems I’d have if just my natural human body shrank: my substantial dental work and IUD would burst through me like huge grenades. No thanks!

Sooo in my stories I magically shrink all the things I would still have on me even if I was “naked”, if I want the shrinking-out-of-clothes trope, if I want it to make a little more logical sense, then the clothing stays too, so maybe the shrinking tech gives wiggle room of an inch or two outside of the skin when it’s selecting matter to shrink. This would keep glasses and clothing intact but not a purse.

Anyway, back to shrinking women problems. Transportation is a big one. If a giant is carrying you, they have to be more careful than someone carrying a raw egg. Or they would need to have a container they prepared for it ahead of time.

Sitting in a chest pocket - assuming the giant is very careful to not bump against things - is really the safest place you could hope for an average guy to have available. Every time I wear a button-up shirt with a chest pocket I think about how it would be perfect for if I ran across a tiny person.

The big hoodie pockets that go across the center of the belly on sweatshirts without zippers would also be cozy. Almost like a kangaroo pouch. Those aren’t very fashionable right now, though.

@olo
I know. Not subtle!

“I know writers who use subtext, and they’re all cowards.” - Garth Merenghi

@olo I could really use a vacation to this reality.

I’m picturing, it’s temporary, like 12-18 hours, and the standard way of waiting for it to wear off is to fall asleep.
It’s considered something you only do with trusted partners. If a first date tries to take you to the shrinking studio, it’s suspicious. Usually that’s men begging the women to do that, and staring at the women’s shoes suspiciously long at dinner.

@Olo I’ve never particularly liked the grinch, but the who’s I got more excited about were the ones in the book “Horton Hears A Who”, where it’s shown that those creatures are all smaller than insects. Microscopic even. That got my brain whirring about size difference early.

Anyway, going by that other book, that means that The Grinch, and everything that happens in those stories, is all microscopic.