A little late commenting here but I love GT/sw cuddling. One of my favorite cliches is a feisty tiny flinching away from all personal contact until a cold day rolls around and they reluctantly seek out the giant for warmth. And realize, okay maybe this isn’t so bad, and then inevitably end up melting in a puddle in the giant’s hand/against their chest.

Seems like such a lovely, sensate experience to be entirely in someone’s hand.

Or alternatively, a sw using her whole body to try and hug a giant to cheer him up after a hard day.

I love the idea of a giant being vulnerable around a tiny. Maybe a small borrower has been living in a house with a giant for a few years - gets the impression that he’s gentle - perhaps has even had an encounter with him, but is too cautious to approach until one day the giant is having a panic attack or is at the ‘cliff’ so to speak and the tiny swallows down their fear to help him out because they don’t want a different giant moving in (because they secretly like said giant)

Amazing story so far! I’m curious to see how Evie deals with things when she can’t keep a lid on her emotions any more, and I love all the details involved with the accommodations Aiden is providing.

Slow burns are my favorite so I’m to see how this continues to sizzle!

@Olo That is going to be one jittery tiny when she gets out. All that caffeine is gonna absorb straight through the skin and she’s gonna be bouncing off the walls…not speaking from experience or anything

This is something I’ve thought about before a lot, especially as a queer woman. I’ve gone back and forth between my desire to be much bigger and smaller and the related content I consumed, I think as my own self image has changed. GTS stuff used to be my focus because the thought of being massive was empowering. People wouldn’t question my capabilities.
But now I’ve found comfort in my size - I enjoy being small. In real life, it means when I show up a lot of guys in my field who are a foot taller than me and can’t keep up, I’m more impressive. I used to be annoyed by how often people called me ‘little’, ‘petite’, etc. but it makes me feel more proud of myself. And I guess that’s something I don’t see often in this realm of writing - at least on the kinkier side. Often if SW are strong, it’s to be broken, and as many have expressed, everyone is entitled to their own kinks and views on things - no shame for those who write that way. For me, it’d be nice to see more strong SW who are allowed to stay that way - feel confident in their size and maybe even empower the GT and not be seen as an object first. Maybe some day I’ll have the time and energy to write something for myself to enjoy.

@kisupure

Yeah, I’ve read that story before! You’re a fantastic writer. If you ever decide to take a crack at it, I’d love to see it

@Olo

It is weird trying to attribute positive traits to ‘masculinity’ that don’t feel heavily steeped in gender roles. But I think the same could be said of ‘femininity’.

I am loving the dynamic between Dawn and Keith! Such fun, vibrant characters to read about! Can’t wait to see where you take us

Amazing story so far! I’m curious to see how Evie deals with things when she can’t keep a lid on her emotions any more, and I love all the details involved with the accommodations Aiden is providing.

Slow burns are my favorite so I’m to see how this continues to sizzle!

@Olo That is going to be one jittery tiny when she gets out. All that caffeine is gonna absorb straight through the skin and she’s gonna be bouncing off the walls…not speaking from experience or anything

A little late commenting here but I love GT/sw cuddling. One of my favorite cliches is a feisty tiny flinching away from all personal contact until a cold day rolls around and they reluctantly seek out the giant for warmth. And realize, okay maybe this isn’t so bad, and then inevitably end up melting in a puddle in the giant’s hand/against their chest.

Seems like such a lovely, sensate experience to be entirely in someone’s hand.

Or alternatively, a sw using her whole body to try and hug a giant to cheer him up after a hard day.

I am loving the dynamic between Dawn and Keith! Such fun, vibrant characters to read about! Can’t wait to see where you take us

@kisupure

Yeah, I’ve read that story before! You’re a fantastic writer. If you ever decide to take a crack at it, I’d love to see it

@Olo

It is weird trying to attribute positive traits to ‘masculinity’ that don’t feel heavily steeped in gender roles. But I think the same could be said of ‘femininity’.

This is something I’ve thought about before a lot, especially as a queer woman. I’ve gone back and forth between my desire to be much bigger and smaller and the related content I consumed, I think as my own self image has changed. GTS stuff used to be my focus because the thought of being massive was empowering. People wouldn’t question my capabilities.
But now I’ve found comfort in my size - I enjoy being small. In real life, it means when I show up a lot of guys in my field who are a foot taller than me and can’t keep up, I’m more impressive. I used to be annoyed by how often people called me ‘little’, ‘petite’, etc. but it makes me feel more proud of myself. And I guess that’s something I don’t see often in this realm of writing - at least on the kinkier side. Often if SW are strong, it’s to be broken, and as many have expressed, everyone is entitled to their own kinks and views on things - no shame for those who write that way. For me, it’d be nice to see more strong SW who are allowed to stay that way - feel confident in their size and maybe even empower the GT and not be seen as an object first. Maybe some day I’ll have the time and energy to write something for myself to enjoy.

I love the idea of a giant being vulnerable around a tiny. Maybe a small borrower has been living in a house with a giant for a few years - gets the impression that he’s gentle - perhaps has even had an encounter with him, but is too cautious to approach until one day the giant is having a panic attack or is at the ‘cliff’ so to speak and the tiny swallows down their fear to help him out because they don’t want a different giant moving in (because they secretly like said giant)