foreverlurk

This is my borrower costume design for one of my classes! I'm still working on the sets because they're not quite looking the way I want them to, but I'll post them as soon as I'm done!

Art work I made for a fan fic I made for the Miniature wife show, I just finally got around to posting the actual drawing for it. I had used it as a title cover for when I posted on Wattpad. But anyway here it is!

The princess vowed to become a prince herself one day. But was that really such a good idea?

I love this sentence in G/t fearplay. It captures the finality of an encounter in such a terror-inducing way, especially depending on the tone being used. Maliciously, teasingly, playfully, excitedly, either way it’s the worst thing for a scared tiny to hear. They’ve been seen, found, caught, trapped, and it’s that sentence that creates that heart-sinking feeling for them, that lets them know their hopes of escape have been foiled. This is it, they don’t know what happens next, but they know their safety isn’t guaranteed. No more running, no more hiding.

And then, of course, there are the gentle ways it can be said. A relieved giant after locating their missing tiny friend, a comforting giant finding their tiny crying and carefully gathering them up in their hands to console them, or excitement upon a reunion or friendly fist encounter. It still causes that adrenaline rush, but not because the tiny fears for their life, even if they still might not have wanted to be found.

it annoys me sm how whenever g/t related stuff like shrinking rays or giants or whatever show up in mainstream media theres always people complaining "well that doesn't make any sense, it wouldnt be scientifically possible". bc no shit, its a fantastical element so its very existence in a piece of media suggests the media is including fantastical elements and thus not rooting itself firmly in real world science.

I stg i see it EVERY time (when antman entered the mcu, about every old timey giant monster movie, most recently about The Miniature Wife in facebook comment sections) and its also given sometimes as a reason to why there cant be more non comedy/kids media involving said size shenanigans "bc no one would take it seriously".

I feel like it has to be some form of media illiteracy bc a good chunk of the time itll be in a show that's already very clearly not rooting itself in real world science (like the MCU) and even when it isn't, again, its very existence in a story should automatically cue people in that perhaps the story isn't aiming for scientific realism. One doesn't sit down to watch a movie about vampires and go "yknow what the problem with this is? vampires don't exist in real life, this doesn't make any sense!" that'd be ridiculous to do.

g/t and macro/micro at the end of the day are both about control. it’s inherently about power dynamics. the content people chose to create from that is what makes it sfw or not.

and i know from the outside perspective, most people assume all size differences are inherently kinky. ik the sfw community fights tooth and nail to prove they’re nonsexual. but that does not mean nsfw enjoyers are the enemy.

and obviously sfw spaces are important for minors. that feels obligatory to mention bc i know if i wont somebody else will.

but i’m talking about a general 18+ space where sfw and nsfw can coexist. it’s like people are scared to enjoy macro/micro and/or they’re embarrassed to enjoy content parallel to that material. so they point and judge others, which puts us in this horrible little loop.