Posts made by tiny-ivy

@smolchlo let’s see, Tim Robbins, who is his profile pic unless I’m wrong, was born in 1958. And nobody lies on their profile pics. Hi, Tim! Loved you in Hudsucker Proxy!

@olo This is amazing. What a great new entry into my mental fantasies.

Creative, too. I never would have thought of this position with two giant hands on my own.

@olo I wouldn’t mind this position. It would still fry my brain less than most office jobs.

@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.”
“…yes, Master.”

@olo Woah! That’s a wild, and endearing comic. A great find.

@tiny-ivy I’m actually writing a gentle giant story next… It’s taking longer because I have to figure out the plot and the characters more.

@giant-me Never change your preferences to try to fit with others’! (I’ve tried that - it just leads to resentment.)
Be your gentle self! There are also many fans of gentle giants - me included.

@size_master I love it! I look forward to more chapters.

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!)

@giantesslover45 I love this. And I thought the man’s torso was a photo, that he’s all a render, too, makes it even more impressive! That realistic shape!

@jitensha I’m the same way. I never play with toilet stuff IRL. I’ve been an avid hand-washer since before COVID.

It’s just a thing for a giant to torture a tiny with to me. A way to humiliate and dominate.

@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!

@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.
He’s personally eroded journalism in a way that it can probably not recover from until the end of the current informational dark ages.

@mrgoblinging7 Thank you! That’s so sweet!

(Pardon the following rant.)
This was inspired by a lot.

Elon Musk’s twitter shenanigans, the massive media consolidation in the USA that got worse after '96 that effed up the whole industry, a certain reviled media mogul whose name is a lot like Durmoch, and the unionizing that has been happening in US media organizations in the last 5 or so years.

The story also came from an awkward lunchtime conversation I had lately where I found myself talking to two CEO’s, when I thought I was just sitting down to eat pizza and chat with some new employees whom I didn’t recognize yet. (They were wearing jeans and t-shirts, they were stealth! I thought they were just tech guys!) Turns out one of them was the CEO of a company my company had just bought, and my company’s woman CEO came over to join us all. And there I was. Surrounded by people whose lives I couldn’t possibly relate to.
They were friendly enough, but I was so uncomfortable, I made up an excuse about being busy and left before I even finished eating.
I couldn’t stop wondering if the executives were even the same species as me - their financial power was so extreme compared to mine. They could solve any little financial issue I had with a metaphorical flick of a finger. I wondered if they felt a disconnect back towards me - but from the more-powerful side. Was my positioning them as economic giants just in my head? Or was I also a poverty-stricken insect to their view?

@olo
I know. Not subtle!

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