All I  can say is...stay true to the story and take your time then. 

Just to say I can't wait to see the sequel of " Who's Really the Bigger Person Here?" 

Cheesy? Yes. Terrible? Far from it, this has been so enjoyable to read that you've nothing to feel bad about. I can't wait to read the concluding chapter in this story.

This thing just keeps getting better and better, I can't wait to see how the girls will act when he wakes up, keep up the fantastic work!

This story is as about as realistic as you can get when it comes to shrinking. their not treating himlike an object, he has a foot fetish but neither the main character or the giantesses have gone crazy with it and he's dealing with stuff a tiny man might encounter, both psychologically and physicallly. Bravo!

Hmmm.. Excelent chapter and you got me thinking. Actualy a few things that Peter has said, thought and done have me thinking. I'm starting to wonder if Peter has a Manic-Depressive Illness (aka Bipolar Disorder). In an early chapter Peter refers to hitting his first wall. He talks as though he is on a medication but due to his current situation is now without it (but never flat out says medication I'll admit). In another chapter Peter mentions that he is keeping an even bigger secret from Emily and is afraid of how she would react to learning it. On multiple occasions Peter has shown him self to act impulsively and maybe even recklessly at times. He seems like a very active and creative person. He generaly is calm and collected but can get aggitated and irritable. 

Since fighting the spider however he seems like a slightly different Peter. Which is understandable given the enormous stress he was under and his lack of sleep as a result. He seems more quiet, reserved and maybe a little anti-social. He also doesn't seem to enjoy things he would normaly enjoy (painting Emily's toe nails). Again understandable and really not that different. Not until he take offence to the prank with the spider and Emily saying "small thing" anyway. From there you see a major mood change in him and see him bottle up his emotions until it all comes out in a big explosion. Durring his explosion his thoughts express anger, guilt sadness, sellf loathing, loneiness, hopelessness and ultimately morbid sucicidal thoughts that lead to a suicide atempt. 

I say attempt because you say this isn't the end and I trust you.  So yea this is what this chapter has got me thinking about. To be honest when reading his thoughts in this chapter I thought that Peter was having auditory hallucinations. Assuming Peter does have a Manic-Depressive Illness and did have a major depressive episode, I would assume it was brought on by the stress with the spider and his lack of sleep. 

All that being said I could totaly be way off base with all of this and am simply way over analyzing all of this. Regardless as to wether or not I am right or not, it once again goes to show  how gifted and tallented you are as a writer. You truely have a gift at writing charaters who don't feel like characters in a story, but feel like real people. 

As always, looking forward to your next chapter :) 

Ok, this is by far the greatest story on this site, other then your other story, "who's really the bigger person" man I love your work, I'd seriously pay to read your stuff, now as for this story, you did one of the things I've always wanted to see happen in a giantess story, the main character attempt suicide, now im not a cold hearted bitch so don't think like that, but I've wanted to see someone in his situation finally break and take himself out, now im probably guessing a girl saves him and the story goes on, but still, thank you for being such a great writer

Wow you got me engaged from the first chapter and I just read it all through today. Great job!!!!!!

 Wait then how is it that guy didn't hear him or even see him? Or is Peter just lucky he didn't look. 

Maybe only Emily and her friends can see him but this is creepy, how many people can't see him? This is definitely some sort of magical force at work.