@blss I’m sorry to hear this happening to you. Speaking of pet shops, I answered an ad on indeed.com, where they’re looking for women to work at the pet shop near me. Something about a pilot project. The salary they’re promising is very high for retail, and I miss the friendliness of customer service jobs, so I’m tempted.
I hope they’ll let me join their team! I have my cute black skirt suit and heels all ready to go.
@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 oh wow, the one of her just sitting on the index finger is wonderful. They’re all great. Thank you again for your curating. 
@Jitensha that’s a really good point! And it reminds me of fiberglass insulation, that is made of microscopic threads of glass. Touch it and it can seriously irritate the skin, making it red and itchy. A giant might itch a little afterwards if anything 
@Mrgoblinging7 I’ve thought of that - I always justify it by thinking the giant also has a cock and ball torture kink In the story I wrote of it, the giant was just too focused on the humiliation and domination of his rival to let the pain stop him. He decided afterwards, though, once the adrenaline wore off, (and my narrator stopped telling the story), that it was a one -time event.
@i-am-insane oh, dude. Cuddling would be the best. Hands down!
Being lifted in his iron-strong yet gentle hands, put on a shoulder, kept in a chest pocket. Snuggling against his ear, or just resting on his chest as we’re falling asleep, his heart beat hammering beneath me, like absolutely nothing else - as loud and as strong a vibration as a huge animal pushing against the edges of its enclosure, but as comforting and ambient as the sound of an old house settling.
His breathing, a sound like wind but with the rhythm Nd movement of a sea shore crashing.
His warmth, no heater needed for me on the coldest nights.
I write wild, sexy and evil stories on here, but the average fantasy I think of in my day to day is more about this.
@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.
@bigcuddlygiant oh fantastic, and this could be a funny short story. Great work!
@olo I would not be able to stay angry at him. He’d get a free place to live. 
@mrgoblinging7 There are three instinctual reactions to a threat, but people usually just learn about two. There’s fight, flight, and then there’s freeze. The time I was attacked IRL, freeze was my response. It’s a very common one.
I was thinking tho. Her reaction once he leaves: “PLEASE just put a sock on the door next time. I’ll go out!”
@kisupure I finally had time to come back to this today. And I’m so happy I got to. This is a real gem.
@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.)
