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Time once again to overthrow SolomonG and take over There She Grows! Interested in reviewing Halloween-themed size fiction. 18+ ソロモンEは一番怖いレビューアだよ！
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First attempt at a gif! ⛈️
#Sizesky #giantess
Next, Solomon E Electrifies “Frankenbimbo!”
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Keeping the Halloween recommendations going with two seasonally appropriate reviews of Botcomic's one-shots.
First, Solomon E Highlights the Risks of being “Consumed”
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Friday morning at There She Grows and it's time for something special to kick-start the weekend. Learn about a talented writer who melds humor with B.E. in this Interview / Conversation with @jessiestar.bsky.social, Erotica Author & Vivacious Ginger!
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A drawing (to be more precise, a Skeb commission) by Aotakana. The illustration features two young women, one of them much smaller than the other. The taller woman is Tsubame Sakurajima, she's regular-sized, with pale skin, blue eyes and brown hair in a ponytail. She's dressed in a maid costume (dark blue dress with a miniskirt and short, puffy sleeves, white apron and gloves, and high heels), raising her foot, showing her heel as if she's about to step on the viewer, while her hands are shaped like a heart. She's a bit shy and flustered to pose and dress like this. The smaller woman is Maggie Cid, she's 6 inches tall, with olive skin, golden eyes and wavy black hair, standing on Tsubame's shoulder. She's dressed in her Diminatrix outfit (a yellow costume resembling that of a magical girl, with a big ribbon on her head, mask on her eyes, corset, miniskirt and long boots). She's also making heart hands, and unlike Tsubame, she's enjoying this a lot. There's a close-up to Maggie's smile.
Such a coincidence this was finished just in time for my birthday! A lovely maid skeb commission by @aotakana.bsky.social, featuring Aotakana's own Tsubame along with my dear Maggie in her Diminatrix outfit!
Thank you so much again!
#SizeSky #BlueSize #OC
You can replace #giantess for any word in that title and have it still make sense.
From the Nov 1929 issue of Broadway Nights.
Or rather V.I.N.CENT. The above link works, but you have to click and go to YouTube to see it. Apparently, the video uploader blocked embed videos. Anyhow, he's the small robot shown hovering below on the right.
16.10.2025 02:01 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0Can never go wrong with V.I.N.C.E.N.T.
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Does everyone know that #ButtcrushDays is in two days? Is everyone ready for that? #SizeFantasy #Giantess #ShrinkFetish #TinyMan
Open-mouthed woman reaching out to grab a tiny man with a vine and a potted plant also in view. Title reads "Gigantic Shop of Horrors."
Today's Halloween post is another awesome Aborigen @sizeriot.com alternative film poster! You've seen "The Little Shop of Horrors," but dare you watch the "Gigantic Shop of Horrors"? 😱
#Sizesky
When we write or draw porn or erotica, we get banned from having a bank account and our livelihoods get seized even if we give it away for free.
When billionaires steal what we've written or drawn to churn out a slop-approximate of porn, they're allowed to charge for it.
Been working on Big Apple this week. Nicola has been going for a little stroll!
#giantess #sizesky
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The venue where I work is currently running a production platforming a vocal transphobe/Islamophobe. As such, as a trans person I no longer feel comfortable or frankly safe in my workplace.
I do not want to return to work until this run is over. Any donations will compensate for lost wages.
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I should be writing instead of listening to this one more time...
"What’s the best way to eat Oreo-sheen in your opinion?"
Art by wj4jm a.k.a. Pusheen With a Pearl Earring on Instagram
Voiced by OHIOBOSS SATOYU
"...a world of berserk, 70-foot Giantesses."
"THE INCUBI of PARALLEL X" by Theodore Sturgeon c/o "Planet Stories" (September 1951). #giantess #scifiart #Sizesky
Der Alptraum (The Nightmare), circa 1915. Illustration by Hermann Wöhler. This haunting pen-and-ink illustration, depicts a monstrous incubus looming over a dimly lit building, its gnarled hand and watchful eye emerging from the darkness.
Today's Halloween treat is an illustration called "Der Alptraum" (The Nightmare) by German artist Hermann Wöhler. Drawn in 1915 it has the alternate title "Der Alp bemächtigt sich eines Hauses" (The Incubus Taking Possession of a House)
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I had an idea for a Sizey scene in a haunted house. Typically, a haunted house consists of herding the guests into tight spaces and exposing them to disorienting lights and sounds so they’re maximally primed for the next costumed maniac to jump out of a closet.
#SizeSky #vore #hardvore
Writing a novel— actually picking the words and filling in paragraphs— is a tremendous pain in the ass. Now that TV’s so good and the Internet is an endless forest of distraction, it’s damn near impossible. That should be taken into account when ranking the all-time greats. Somebody like Charles Dickens, for example, who had nothing better to do except eat mutton and attend public hangings, should get very little credit.
These very true words from Steve Hely have given me tremendous comfort over the years.
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Film poster entitled "Let the Big One In," a parody of "Let the Right One In," showing a mostly white background with a single tree and a woman on her knees while a giant female vampire looms over her.
Today's Halloween post dips once more into the well of size-themed homages to popular horror films! Aborigen @sizeriot.com rendered this mock film poster entitled "Let the Big One In" 🦇🎃🧛♀️
#Sizesky
we can sneak around town / hunting working folks down / I hear they got a great benefit plan
join ICE boy ain’t it nice / join ICE take my advice
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Cover to July 1942 of Canadian publication Uncanny Tales which shows a tiny woman in a glass flask while a scientist heats up the flask.
Canadian Uncanny Tales also placed a tiny woman on the cover sometimes. Pictured here is the July 1942 issue.
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Cover to April 1942 Uncanny Tales which shows three gigantic robots attacking a city.
Coming out of Canada was their own take on Uncanny Tales. The April 1942 cover showed a few gigantic robots trampling a city.
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Image is the May 1940 cover of Uncanny Tales. It shows a man threatening two tiny women with a hypodermic needle. This publication was based out of Chicago.
Today's Halloween recommendations are "Uncanny Tales." They had a number of covers with size themes. Confusingly, there were a few different series, in Canada and the U.S., called Uncanny Tales. Shown here is the May 1940 issue from Chicago.
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"The Test" by LFCfanGTS
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Le Sourire was one of a number of humor magazines published in the period between World Wars that leaned heavily into erotic illustrations and photographs. It was also a wellspring of Size thirst. As this interior illustration demonstrates.
#sizesky #shrunkenwoman
New issue of That's About the Size of It:
– Two #giantess video games: be the big girl, or fight her
– The obscure giantess Bakrauf
– "Tattoo, pt 3," closure at last
I'm not sure this one sent out correctly. If you subscribe and haven't gotten it in 24 hours, please tell me. #SizeFantasy
Double Helping of Milk
#sizesky #minigiantess
Heard about a myth local to the island Varaldsøy (Norway), a giantess who tried to haul it to the mainland but broke a mountain, Gygrastolen (Giantess's Throne).
I can't corroborate this story anywhere, don't want to subscribe to a seafood magazine to see if there's more to learn.
HOW have I never noticed these emojis before
#sizesky
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Picking up the tiny
Patting the tiny
Grabbing the tiny forcefully
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Carrying the tiny
Offering snacks to the tiny
Offering other services to tinies of certain sizes
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