@olo yep! And before that, Dracula (the original fuckable monster), King Kong, Creature from the Black Lagoon, a buncha werewolf movies, etc, etc. This is my sexual studies thesis and I’m sticking to it.
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RE: Sex Objects
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RE: Union Busting
@sloppy_amy “Robert Durmoch” is based somewhat on the IRL guy Rupert Murdoch. Robert is a little younger, more charismatic, chubbier, and more American, but what they have in common is their name and their impact on the industry.
(Political opinions coming up, I will not debate this topic with anyone if you disagree with the following statements, If you are irritated by left wing stuff, scroll past this.)
Rupert Murdoch is a (now much older) Australian billionaire in charge of NewsCorp. They own Fox News and many other media outlets around the world including Wall Street Journal and some influential British newspapers. He doesn’t just own news organizations to make money, which is the normal thing in the industry. He’s unique because he also uses his news orgs as mouthpieces to spread his right wing views.
He has been personally responsible for what used to be thought of as extreme, fringe right-wing views being pushed into the mainstream, such as conspiracy theories about COVID, masking, vaccines, and BLM, and, earlier, Obama’s birth certificate. He’s also largely responsible for the increasing mistrust in the news media, since his news sources are more concerned with expressing right wing opinions, and entertaining sensationalism, than in anything like media ethics or factual accuracy.
He actually is responsible for memos that go out to Fox News and his thousands of affiliate stations telling them to approach news stories with specific opinionated talking points. His stations have been sued for lying on the news, and their excuse back in court was that nobody should expect his station “Fox News” to be reporting news, everyone knows that they are just entertainment.
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RE: Wanna see what happens
@kondo I’m enough of a nature nerd to know: in my neighborhood, a bird would get her during the day. A bluejay, crow, or hawk. At night, a raccoon, or a cat.
Remember, indoor tinies have way longer lifespans. If you’re afraid of the outdoors, so is she. Don’t let her leave! A platform for them to watch the outdoors from a window is a much safer alternative.
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RE: Union Busting
@olo Ooph, I’m so sorry. It’s so shitty to be stuck like that. I hope you find a better long-term fit soon!
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RE: Shrunken Financial Analyst
@mrgoblinging7
“Just make the portfolio grow enough, then I’ll reverse the shrinking, and let you go.”
“How much, Master?”
“Until I’m satisfied.”
“But, remember econ 101- the consumer is never satisfied, that’s how demand-”
“Until I’m satisfied, pet. Now get back to work. And no more lectures.”
“You wanted my expertise!”
“Use it, don’t talk about it.”
“…okay. I’m sorry, I forgot my place again.”
“Let me repeat, more at a pet’s level: line go up, good, pet go free.”
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RE: Promises, promises...
@Olo
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RE: Attorney At Large [M/sw, gentle giant, light kink]
@kisupure Oh my goodness, this is wonderful so far. The sweetness, the descriptions, the details, I’m invested!
(Enjoying the pre-2000’s Brooklyn setting, too! My personal nostalgia is a sucker for that.)
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RE: I'll Be Good...
@mrgoblinging7 sleeping would be uncomfortable! Plus he can take the jar wherever he wants, and I have no privacy at all.
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RE: Badass women in M/f scenarios
@TakoAlice8 I like this too! I wrote a story along these lines about two fairies, one of whom is kidnapped by a hunter, the other who takes her revenge.
I find it hard to imagine a happy end for a tiny without superpowers, or the shrink being temporary. But I do enjoy stories like that!
Here’s the fairy story. It’s a bit long.
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RE: Out of their Element
I love the depth of their thoughts that you’re giving us. I love the intense observation skill that she has. I’ve always considered the physical details that a shrunken person would notice about a giant, but I hadn’t really put it together before that being shrunk would also result in reading micro-expressions, and therefore emotions, more capably. I look forward to reading more of this slow burn.
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RE: Spell Problems
@mrgoblinging7 I knew my curiosity would be my undoing… I thought I was reading the INGREDIENT list, not the SPELL ITSELF…
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RE: What fictional character would you like dominating you as a giant?
@Olo crap that’s right they show him eating living things… If would totally fit in the world
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RE: I hate my job...
@miss-lillipants
(I love this so much. I absolutely adored the mild offense she had for the term “crush”. That made me laugh out loud.The rest is so sweet and realistic, too! Not a trash fire at all!)
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RE: Desktop Doll
@bigcuddlygiant This is so sweet, a little moment I’d love to get lost in. (And the giant is really handsome!) You bring so much to the table each time!