A normal woman and her Tiny boyfriend, learning how to live with each other.
loving the intimacy here.
overactive imagination, this one... though i guess with the lack of regular stimuli, one finds a way to oneself entertained.
The perils of smallness. Aborigen, I'm not sure how you do it. Everything is so vivid. So well defined and described. You are a talented writer, my friend, and that was an absolute treat to enjoy. Love this piece so much.
Thank you very kindly. I hadn't planned this to become a series, I'd just knocked out an old fantasy I couldn't get out of my head. Then I wrote a similar story and realized I liked the characters, and the rest spun out of control. I'm relieved to hear positive responses after going in a different direction from X-rated ravishing scenes, tells me there's room for everybody and everything in this genre. Thank you for your thoughtful support.
Totes adorbs. Really cute- drunk Shaun is more articulate and creative than sober me shall ever be. Great stuff.
Author's Response:
Glad you enjoyed it! Shaun has his moments. His little brain's always clicking and whirring to find ways to please his owner/girlfriend.
A tiny man deals with abandonment by his gigantic girlfriend.
It's pretty refreshing to read things like this. So much of the stuff on this site is pigeonholed to a policy or procedure, and it doesn't leave room for deviation. This, though- a glass of cold water after a long slog. This is the kind of stuff I think of when I ask myself, 'why do I like gentle content so much?' Excellent stuff, Aborigen. Thank you for sharing.
Author's Response:
That's awesome, thank you. I'm glad to hear that, and I feel the same way: sometimes I just want to explore the world of a tiny person, rather than zooming in on someone's butthole or scrambling relentlessly to escape boot soles.
Yasmin, a discontent fishseller, is given a growing potion in Japan, turning her into a giantess that destroys Tokyo. It contains growth from mega to giga to tera.
There's something very endearing about the style of writing you have- it's simple and straight to the point. The reader knows exactly what the character is feeling, and the story is moving at a fine pace. I look forward to reading more tonight. Well done!
A young knight wanders the countryside of a kingdom slaying giants for pay. Until one day, he faces his greatest challenge. A different kind of giant.
Mmmmmm love where this is going already. The interaction with the giantess already promises to be a good one. Looking forward to more!
An anthropologist cracks an unbelievable revelation in human origins, but earns the brunt of the scientific community in response.
That was a wild ride. Kind of ironical that two of them were hiding in the exact same department as he was working in. Also, makes sense the gtses might wait for their food source to replenish. Kind of chilling, if you think about it. Quirky, succinct, and smartly written- an Aborigen especial.
Author's Response:
Everything is always going according to Drs. Russell and Stephens's plans, except when one particularly bright little guy twigs the pattern and they have to start over. It's a big universe, though, and they've got nothing but time.
Born with a genetic defect that's caused him to shrink throughout his life, we follow the story of 3 1/2 inch tall Tanner and his adoptive family consisting of his high achieving step-sister Ingrid and widowed step-mother Ivory as they try have functional lives.
This is great- a great little slice of life piece. Looking forward to seeing more of this!
Author's Response:
Appreciate it, bulk of chapter 3 is already done. But I want to get the rough draft of chapter 4 complete and outline of chapter 5 complete before uploading. Thanks for the comment.
Warren wakes up and realizes that the world is so much bigger than he thought. But why is his room on a stranger's TV? And why are there tiny people in glass jars? Just what has Warren woken up to?!
I no longer have an desire to add to this story. It is being marked as completed. Be warned it is not finished.
I like it! A pretty cool start. My only advice would be to lengthen your sentences- they come off as choppy at their worst. I look forward to more! Espeeeciiiaaallllyyyyy if the content is gentle :)
Author's Response:
Thanks for the review! I keep the sentences short in action chapters like this one to try and keep a sense of ugency. As for the gentle GTS, well lets just say she won't be around forever. And the world is a far cry from being gentle. ;)
