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@bigcuddlygiant Swoon worthy! Thank you for sharing.

I’ve had a fascination with or obsession with g/t since as early as I can remember.
The first strangely fetishy take on it was me imagining being crushed under a clothed butt when I was around 3 or 4. I knew nothing of sex, this was just something I liked imagining for some reason.
At that age, I was already absorbing tons of cartoons and movies with size scenes, so maybe this snuck in from there, who knows.

As for Fern Gully, holy hell, yes, so glad to see that popular here. Everything about it. Thanks, Tim Curry, for bringing sexiness to a smoke monster, of all things. Yes, the lizard’s scene is great, along with the smoke monster, but what struck me more back then was just Zak meeting Crysta - the size difference between them alone got my brain going.

I had a fascination with anatomy back then, and I planned on becoming a doctor, so I earnestly absorbed all of the information out there for kids about the human body. Among those was The Magic School Bus, which I can firmly, 100%, blame for getting me into vore. Fucking Ms. Frizzle.

I have considered writing a fan fiction of that classroom now having a 10-year high school reunion, and all the students bonding over how screwed up it was that they went inside Arnold.

An idea: Arnold left the district after that year, after having been so embarrassed by being so overly seen, and becoming a target for teasing. “How are your alveoli doing today, Arnold?” Carlos mocked him the next week, himself trying to forget the horror of being almost crushed to paste between his classmate’s molars. None of the returning students as adults want to admit that they’re all vore fetishists now. Phoebe is now a gastroenterologist, and she never told anyone outside of this class reunion that her chosen medical specialty was more of an all-consuming obsession than an academic or career calling.

@olo I’d definitely want to be part of a harem.

I’ve never had much value for either social hierarchy nor romantic jealousy, I’d like us all to be one united group against the giant. Even better, one united bisexual cuddle pile? A sisterhood but with more hugging and maybe kissing, even fucking, if our time with the giant isn’t so traumatic that it makes us dissociate sex from enjoyment.

Even if I failed at rallying the rest of the tiny women together under the banner of feminism and tiny liberation, If I could find at least one other tiny woman who saw things that way, I’d have a best friend / girlfriend and be as happy as a trapped tiny can possibly be.

Even if the giant is generous… Even if the other women are combative. I don’t only want to be seen as a man’s pet forever. Any other type of interaction with another person my size would help me remember my own humanity. They’d be a little piece of the world that is still my size.

@mrgoblinging7 yep, from left to right, a Daddy’s Dollhouse woman, a normie, a normie.

Wow, I would love to be in one of these! A great idea. I just looked at my photos and have absolutely no recent shots of myself presenting femme that also show my body. This one from 2019 is the same shape as I am now though. Women, ignore the terrible eye makeup. It was for a rock-n-roll themed party, I just went as a messy generic goth rocker.

My hair is short curly and bleach-blonde now (like my PFP) but I wouldn’t mind a rendering of it shoulder length like this photo. Whatever color and length, keep it curly, if you can! I never straighten it.

My tiny self is between 2-4 inches. I like interacting as a SW with a man that makes me this size or with a giant man that’s the right height for my normal self to be like this. I like gentle to cruel, I love soft vore and hand play the most, but am also into bondage, crushing, teasing, dick play, and anal fun. (Your character can kill me, by soft vore I just mean not destroyed by teeth, that ruins the whole fun of being swallowed alive!)

@i-am-insane thank you for your perspective.

It’s strange, the way individual men are socialized in the private sphere by most parents and peers really is destructive and dehumanizing to them as people. The private sphere being how we get along with others and ourselves. Our relationships and emotions, that only we and our friends and family see…

But then there’s How men are traditionally seen in the public sphere, in business and politics. Men still are trusted more as business leaders and political leaders. Even today. Just imagine another woman running for president. That probably won’t happen for a while.
Traits associated with masculinity like logic and assertiveness are still positively viewed by most people for leaders, while traits associated with femininity like emotion and collaboration are still seen as negative for leaders.

No wonder so many men are so obsessed with status. Running a company or being a senator seem to be the only ways to be valued as a man. Whereas women, who are taught from birth to gain their value in the private sphere, from friends and loved ones, can just live happier lives, even if they don’t become as financially successful.

What a fucking mess. As annoyed as I get by my female body sometimes, I really feel like I dodged a bullet by not going through masculine puberty and male socialization as a kid. It looks hellish in an even worse way than what I went through as a “female”. The only way I would feel comfortable getting past a role like that would be shedding gender norms like, well, like a nonbinary person.

The straight male role looks like a collar buttoned so tight it cuts off circulation at your neck, but without the possibility of taking it off at the end of the work day. You slip for one moment, and you’re mocked and put down, even as an adult. I hope you guys can take that too-tight shirt off, one’s masculinity is one’s own to invent. Whatever you like about yourself is your positive side - traditionally masculine or not.

@bigcuddlygiant Wonderfully done!

Just imagining staring at him from a few blocks distance on that roof, like just another of the thousands of anonymous witnesses, until the red outfit I’m in catches his eye and he walks over. I’d be too frozen in fear to start running away until he’s close enough that I can feel his breath on me…!

In my stories, almost all of my main characters have elements of me. I can’t help but make them somewhat similar.

Some of them have a lot in common. But others just have tiny little opinions or annoyances that I share.

I have one story about a fast food worker who shrinks an obnoxious customer. The worker’s a cis man, a second generation immigrant, and he’s vindictive in ways that I’m not.

But, he shares a complete impatience with rude customers that I have.

I have another story about a woman who works in a media company that’s attacked by a giant business owner. She’s very similar to me, if I had just gone into media, the field I wanted to go into. (But I ended up stumbling into another field.)
The building she’s in is based on the building I worked in for a long time. And her CEO is based on my company’s CEO. That story largely came from years of fantasizing while looking out over the cityscape from a high story.

My story characters always have a mental separation from me, though. I never actually put myself in a story or a roleplay. It’s too intimate to do that with The Internet. That’s what my pen and paper journal is for.

Cw / tw: self harm

@Olo I’ve thought about this a lot.
One of the reasons I keep on going back to Gulliver’s travels is because, (maybe since that story is actually some extended allegory about British politics in the 18th century), all these practical concerns are at the center of Gulliver’s life when he’s in Lilliput. Reading that an early age has has made me think about these concerns every time I write a story now.

If I’m writing a giant character who’s empathetic like I am in real life, I realized, the most realistic reaction they’d have to being turned into a giant would HAVE to be suicide. There’s no ethical way for them to remain alive, as their enjoyment of life would be destroyed, by being completely alienated from everybody else.

This is one of those stories that lives as a seed in my head. I’ll probably never actually write it, since it wouldn’t be a kink story at all. It would just be a tragedy with sci-fi elements.

There’s already a graphic novel with this tone about a giant man who’s not enjoying his experience. It’s called “3 story” by Matt Kindt.

@giant-keith omg Tank Girl would make an amazing Tiny. That adventure would fit right into the comics! Wish I was a faster artist cause I would love to draw that out

Wondering if anyone else has had a moment where sizey thoughts were summoned in you and you thought, if you only knew…

I have this emotionally open friend who’s also unusually tall, tall enough for that to be the main thing people notice about him. (But there’s absolutely nothing domm-y about his personality, so it’s easy to kinda forget his height. He stoops when he walks. He wouldn’t hurt a fly.)

Anyway the other day as a greeting his bear hug included playfully picking me up and I kinda wanted to die for five minutes. If he only knew. So glad he doesn’t know because I value his friendship too much to ruin a platonic (AND DOUBLY MONOGAMOUS AND PAIRED) thing.

Anyway. Any similar stories. Share them here.

@i-am-insane monster fucker here! there are a lot of furries and scalies who are also into macro. Thanks to Godzilla and Jurassic Park warping my brain, I can be into scalies this way, though I don’t care for furries. Scalies, dragons, and demons, preferably 2 legged, but 4 legged dragons get a pass for me since they’re written as more intelligent and completely sentient in the stories I read a lot with them (D&D). The monster character just has to have human or above intelligence & the ability to communicate, for me to be into it. I also love robots, so I can appreciate a giant robot story.

I don’t go down this route with my writing because it’s SO niche. But lots of us like a variety of giants!

@olo I would not be able to stay angry at him. He’d get a free place to live.

Ooh! You missed two of my childhood favorites!

Lauryn Hill - “Everything is Everything-” Manhattan is beautifully transformed into a giant record, and giant, male-looking, hands come down to occasionally scratch the record.

Crash Test Dummies - “Keep a Lid on Things” - I think the action here, of a tiny man looking for a battery for his normal-sized-man suit, was likely inspired by Men in Black’s tiny head-piloting Arquilians. That movie came out a little more than a year before this video did.
The close-up macro-style shots of the lead singer’s big human suit are very attractive to me.

@TakoAlice8 I’ve seen fan art posted here before.

I think there’s nothing wrong with it as long as you say what it’s based on. Basically don’t pass off another person’s full work as your own work. Drawings based on already existing characters is just fine.

Just be sure include the source, if you didn’t make it yourself!