Reviewer: Parajake32 Signed 
Date: April 25 2023
Title: Chapter 1: Sunday
Been accompanying this story for a while now, and I must praise how well written it is!!
Still, I know the aunt is the main star of the show, BUT I would be really happy to see more interactions with the mom! Since she is gentle and caring with her son, well, there could be some gentle and caring scenes! Some foot massage perhaps, or the two playing on a pool or something. Maybe she remembering how good it was when he was a small kid, and being more maternal to him. Not a popular preference on this fetish I know, but it would be nice and give her some spotlight, and in character with the mom I think.
But thanks for this lovely story! I will keep an eye out for new chapters!
Author's Response: Well, first off, thanks for the encouragement and for taking the time to leave a review.
So, it’s true, this story is more about the interactions between Tim and Julia—basically the “domineering family member” trope—to practice my writing for my upcoming novel “Little, Big Brother”. While the whole “maternal giantess” trope is not something that really appeals to me, I have discovered that my tendencies to hyper-focus on tropes that only I find erotic might be things that don’t appeal to, or even turn off other readers. For example, my stories tend to always have feet interactions, and there are plenty of readers that just aren’t into feet, so they don’t read any of my works, even when some of my larger works have plenty of chapters without feet interactions.
That being said, for me, I think I like exploring the “maternal giantess” trope in this story in a different light, not necessarily in a sexual sense, but in the loving, yet semi-absent minded sense. Basically, treating the tiny person with love and caring when they are aware of a tiny person’s presence, but then becoming the unaware giantess when the tiny person becomes too small, and they don’t realize the dangers they put the tiny person in just going about their daily routines, kind of like the whole washing machine scene.
I am planning an upcoming chapter that will focus more on the mom rather than the aunt, but that will be more of what I described above. However, your suggestion has certainly given me something to think about, and as a result, I think I’m really going to focus on playing up the kind, loving giantess aspect of the mother and aunt characters in my “Little, Big Brother” story.
