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In most giantess pictures, the focus is always on the giantess. After all, that’s the name of the genre. They’re always the most important part because they are at the center of everyone’s attention. If you just saw a picture of a destroyed cityscape with the caption “after a giantess attack” then it wouldn’t be exciting; not unless you could see the feet of the giantess as she walked away from the disaster. However, it’s important not to forget that in the end, one of the most important aspects to a giantess picture are the tinies: who we as the viewers typically identify with (unless you identify with the giantess, which is true to.) But in closing of the series in the last GTS profile, today we’re going to talk about the fans of giantesses.

Personally, I’m a huge fan of giantesses. I think I have been as far back as Middle School actually. Though back then I wasn’t as ready to announce it to the world: I felt like I was kind of a freak for having such an unusual interest. But when I grew up, I discovered there are fetishes way more weird than Size fetish. In fact, as a base, the Size fetish is really pretty simple: it’s just a sexual attraction to people who are abnormally bigger or smaller than you are. Compare that to people with only get turned on by Jewish Cowboys and you start to feel a little less freaky as a giantess fan.

And I was happy to find that there was a whole community of people with a giantess fetish. But I do wonder how we all ended up liking this kind of stuff. I’m not sure what a psychologist would say about this kind of fascination. Then again, how does any particular fetish become popular?

But fans are a very important part of the community, as with any nerd-centric fanbase. After all, we both create and observe our own art. Personally, I am a producer and a consumer of giantess material (though I don’t think I’ve ever spent a single actual penny on any giantess related stuff.) I’ve created a lot of giantess art and I’ve seen a lot of it as well. I especially like such artists as and for example. Though for a lot of people, you may not even know the artists of your favorite GTS pictures, which is also fine.

Like I said before, we’re considered the tinies in the eyes of our favorite giantesses. We’re the small, insignificant shapes struggling between the toes of a malicious goddess. We’re the faceless silhouettes bouncing around on the tongue of a voracious mega-Naga whose shoveling busloads of people into her open gullet. We’re the unnamed, unspecified individuals living in the city that’s about to crush beneath a massive pair of breasts. Though where you stand specifically in this situation all depends on your fantasies.

Personally, I’m a fan of gentle giantesses. I do sometimes enjoy the more destructive ones, but I wouldn’t want to be in a city with them: rather a watcher from above with no real sense of danger. But maybe you’re different: maybe you’d enjoy getting stepped on by a massive girl as long as she had really nice feet. Perhaps you dream of being swallowed whole and alive by a voluptuous cutie with a long, colorful snake tail for legs. The important thing to understand is that individual interests are what make fans, and any fan can make a big impact on the fanbase.

So for this final Profile, I wanted to switch things up a bit and focus on the fans of GTS instead of the giantesses themselves. I especially wanted to explore how the fan fits into the giantess world as a character. This can be seen in a number of ways. For one thing, sometimes The Fan is a giantess herself. After all, many giant girls have friends who are sometimes even bigger than them. So they have all the pleasure of crushing an entire city beneath their feet, as well as the joy of watching their friend, who is 100 times larger, squish an entire landscape beneath her toes.

But sometimes the Fan can’t be a giantess because either they can’t grow or they are male. That’s fine to: because people of any gender can still enjoy giant girls. After all, many malevolent goddesses have tons of willing servants who would happily leap into her open mouth just so that she could have an easy snack without getting up to walk to the Kitchen. In a way, the zealots who devote themselves to the giant women are basically super fans in a way. They’ll do whatever she says: whether it be to rub her feet, or belly, or sometimes her breasts. Several of them can also donate their bodies to be tied up together and used as living underwear for the goddess to wear. I’ve seen this specific thing in pictures a few times, believe it or not.

Maybe you’re not a zealot, but instead just a simple fan who would like to have a giantess girlfriend one day. That’s fine as well: nobody’s forcing you to bow down to a huge woman against your will...well, maybe the woman would, but that’s besides the point. A lot of giantesses (especially popular goddesses, giant queens, and supersized monster girls) become local celebrities. After all, it’s hard to avoid getting noticed when you’re taller than most buildings. Giant girls who chose not to destroy cities have to deal with a ton of stuff that most celebrities deal with.

One particular example are the paparazzi. Normal celebrities are hounded by this picture-popping parasites all the time: but giantesses have it worse because it’s more difficult to see a little insect with a camera crawling around near their feet. This is especially troublesome for giant girls who like to wear skirts: their underwear becomes easy targets for the more perverted of the paparazzi looking to get a few extra bucks off of off-color pantyshots. Though the rapid clicking noise of a camera along with the incessant flashing it gives off often times alerts the giantess to the presence of these interlopers. That is why the majority of dead bodies you find plastered to the bottoms of the feet of generally “peaceful” giantesses tend to be the paparazzi.

Another thing peaceful giantesses have to deal with a lot are fans with…”unusual” qualities. No matter how gentle a giantess gets, there will always be people who want her to “play with them in her mouth and pretend like she’s going to swallow them” or “place me in your shoe and stomp a few times.” It can get uncomfortable or just downright weird for a girl simply trying to enjoy her day at a cafe when she’s being hounded by men who want “a ride around town between her breasts.”

But the key role of The Fan is not to get stepped on or eaten, though that’s bound to happen, but it is instead to show support. Even the most misanthropic giantess couldn’t live on without the support of those who love her for being so hateful and destructive. Much like a celebrity or a CPU goddess, their existence depends very much on how many people idolize them. Though the reasons why people like them varies from giantess to giantess. People like my character Agave because she’s cute and gentle; at times quiet and reserved while at other times playful and energetic. But people love the ‘s character “Queen Lily” because she because she is a dominatrix who loves to humiliate and crush her fans. To a lot of people, that’s freaking hot.

Whoever you like, for whatever reason, is fine. I don’t ever call anybody out for their tastes when it comes to be a GTS fan of any section of the genre. As a whole, we all get enough grief from the people on the outside of the community that think what we like it weird, even when their fantasies involve colorful ponies and/or effeminate men in dresses. And I do mean “community” because that’s what we are. If you haven’t noticed, I use that term a lot in my journals to cover the giantess fanbase as a whole on Deviantart. We all like different things (vore, feet, gentle, etc.) but in the end, what connects all of those things are giant women. That’s a love we all have in common. People who are into jewish cowboys aren’t as fortunate to have a community as big and thriving as we do. In fact, we had our own freaking convention in New York called Size Con: you gotta have a lot of people who like the same thing in order to put together a convention specifically for one thing.

So in the end, if you like giantesses, remember that your support matters. Especially to me; every time people comment, whether it’s bad or good, I value your thoughts. And I think a lot of other artists, even the ones who don’t answer back, agree. For me, I’m not looking for a large number of watchers so much as a large number of people who are actively involved in this profile. Especially with writing for characters like Gaia, because large parts of that story are written with fan suggestions in mind. And I’m not alone in that: the fans contribute as much to the lore of Felarya as it’s creator, Karbo. In fact, I’m pretty sure a few fan-created characters ended up in the manga series itself. That’s pretty wicked for a fan of the series.

In short, even if you don’t create giantess art, you’re still important to the community. So don’t be afraid to share your interests with other fans and talk about it. Because if there is one thing we can all agree on here, it’s that giantesses are awesome.

And if you don’t agree, then you’re not the kind of person I’m talking about.

P.S: Thank you guys for all your support with the GTS profiles. This series wouldn’t have lasted this long if you guys didn’t motivate me to keep going (it start all the way back in November of 2015 I think). I’ll be sure to start more series in the future, but they’ll be a bit different from this one.

So stay tuned!

That is all.

Your friend,

-Cazador Clouds

Description

In most giantess pictures, the focus is always on the giantess. After all, that’s the name of the genre. They’re always the most important part because they are at the center of everyone’s attention. If you just saw a picture of a destroyed cityscape with the caption “after a giantess attack” then it wouldn’t be exciting; not unless you could see the feet of the giantess as she walked away from the disaster. However, it’s important not to forget that in the end, one of the most important aspects to a giantess picture are the tinies: who we as the viewers typically identify with (unless you identify with the giantess, which is true to.) But in closing of the series in the last GTS profile, today we’re going to talk about the fans of giantesses.

Personally, I’m a huge fan of giantesses. I think I have been as far back as Middle School actually. Though back then I wasn’t as ready to announce it to the world: I felt like I was kind of a freak for having such an unusual interest. But when I grew up, I discovered there are fetishes way more weird than Size fetish. In fact, as a base, the Size fetish is really pretty simple: it’s just a sexual attraction to people who are abnormally bigger or smaller than you are. Compare that to people with only get turned on by Jewish Cowboys and you start to feel a little less freaky as a giantess fan.

And I was happy to find that there was a whole community of people with a giantess fetish. But I do wonder how we all ended up liking this kind of stuff. I’m not sure what a psychologist would say about this kind of fascination. Then again, how does any particular fetish become popular?

But fans are a very important part of the community, as with any nerd-centric fanbase. After all, we both create and observe our own art. Personally, I am a producer and a consumer of giantess material (though I don’t think I’ve ever spent a single actual penny on any giantess related stuff.) I’ve created a lot of giantess art and I’ve seen a lot of it as well. I especially like such artists as and for example. Though for a lot of people, you may not even know the artists of your favorite GTS pictures, which is also fine.

Like I said before, we’re considered the tinies in the eyes of our favorite giantesses. We’re the small, insignificant shapes struggling between the toes of a malicious goddess. We’re the faceless silhouettes bouncing around on the tongue of a voracious mega-Naga whose shoveling busloads of people into her open gullet. We’re the unnamed, unspecified individuals living in the city that’s about to crush beneath a massive pair of breasts. Though where you stand specifically in this situation all depends on your fantasies.

Personally, I’m a fan of gentle giantesses. I do sometimes enjoy the more destructive ones, but I wouldn’t want to be in a city with them: rather a watcher from above with no real sense of danger. But maybe you’re different: maybe you’d enjoy getting stepped on by a massive girl as long as she had really nice feet. Perhaps you dream of being swallowed whole and alive by a voluptuous cutie with a long, colorful snake tail for legs. The important thing to understand is that individual interests are what make fans, and any fan can make a big impact on the fanbase.

So for this final Profile, I wanted to switch things up a bit and focus on the fans of GTS instead of the giantesses themselves. I especially wanted to explore how the fan fits into the giantess world as a character. This can be seen in a number of ways. For one thing, sometimes The Fan is a giantess herself. After all, many giant girls have friends who are sometimes even bigger than them. So they have all the pleasure of crushing an entire city beneath their feet, as well as the joy of watching their friend, who is 100 times larger, squish an entire landscape beneath her toes.

But sometimes the Fan can’t be a giantess because either they can’t grow or they are male. That’s fine to: because people of any gender can still enjoy giant girls. After all, many malevolent goddesses have tons of willing servants who would happily leap into her open mouth just so that she could have an easy snack without getting up to walk to the Kitchen. In a way, the zealots who devote themselves to the giant women are basically super fans in a way. They’ll do whatever she says: whether it be to rub her feet, or belly, or sometimes her breasts. Several of them can also donate their bodies to be tied up together and used as living underwear for the goddess to wear. I’ve seen this specific thing in pictures a few times, believe it or not.

Maybe you’re not a zealot, but instead just a simple fan who would like to have a giantess girlfriend one day. That’s fine as well: nobody’s forcing you to bow down to a huge woman against your will...well, maybe the woman would, but that’s besides the point. A lot of giantesses (especially popular goddesses, giant queens, and supersized monster girls) become local celebrities. After all, it’s hard to avoid getting noticed when you’re taller than most buildings. Giant girls who chose not to destroy cities have to deal with a ton of stuff that most celebrities deal with.

One particular example are the paparazzi. Normal celebrities are hounded by this picture-popping parasites all the time: but giantesses have it worse because it’s more difficult to see a little insect with a camera crawling around near their feet. This is especially troublesome for giant girls who like to wear skirts: their underwear becomes easy targets for the more perverted of the paparazzi looking to get a few extra bucks off of off-color pantyshots. Though the rapid clicking noise of a camera along with the incessant flashing it gives off often times alerts the giantess to the presence of these interlopers. That is why the majority of dead bodies you find plastered to the bottoms of the feet of generally “peaceful” giantesses tend to be the paparazzi.

Another thing peaceful giantesses have to deal with a lot are fans with…”unusual” qualities. No matter how gentle a giantess gets, there will always be people who want her to “play with them in her mouth and pretend like she’s going to swallow them” or “place me in your shoe and stomp a few times.” It can get uncomfortable or just downright weird for a girl simply trying to enjoy her day at a cafe when she’s being hounded by men who want “a ride around town between her breasts.”

But the key role of The Fan is not to get stepped on or eaten, though that’s bound to happen, but it is instead to show support. Even the most misanthropic giantess couldn’t live on without the support of those who love her for being so hateful and destructive. Much like a celebrity or a CPU goddess, their existence depends very much on how many people idolize them. Though the reasons why people like them varies from giantess to giantess. People like my character Agave because she’s cute and gentle; at times quiet and reserved while at other times playful and energetic. But people love the ‘s character “Queen Lily” because she because she is a dominatrix who loves to humiliate and crush her fans. To a lot of people, that’s freaking hot.

Whoever you like, for whatever reason, is fine. I don’t ever call anybody out for their tastes when it comes to be a GTS fan of any section of the genre. As a whole, we all get enough grief from the people on the outside of the community that think what we like it weird, even when their fantasies involve colorful ponies and/or effeminate men in dresses. And I do mean “community” because that’s what we are. If you haven’t noticed, I use that term a lot in my journals to cover the giantess fanbase as a whole on Deviantart. We all like different things (vore, feet, gentle, etc.) but in the end, what connects all of those things are giant women. That’s a love we all have in common. People who are into jewish cowboys aren’t as fortunate to have a community as big and thriving as we do. In fact, we had our own freaking convention in New York called Size Con: you gotta have a lot of people who like the same thing in order to put together a convention specifically for one thing.

So in the end, if you like giantesses, remember that your support matters. Especially to me; every time people comment, whether it’s bad or good, I value your thoughts. And I think a lot of other artists, even the ones who don’t answer back, agree. For me, I’m not looking for a large number of watchers so much as a large number of people who are actively involved in this profile. Especially with writing for characters like Gaia, because large parts of that story are written with fan suggestions in mind. And I’m not alone in that: the fans contribute as much to the lore of Felarya as it’s creator, Karbo. In fact, I’m pretty sure a few fan-created characters ended up in the manga series itself. That’s pretty wicked for a fan of the series.

In short, even if you don’t create giantess art, you’re still important to the community. So don’t be afraid to share your interests with other fans and talk about it. Because if there is one thing we can all agree on here, it’s that giantesses are awesome.

And if you don’t agree, then you’re not the kind of person I’m talking about.

P.S: Thank you guys for all your support with the GTS profiles. This series wouldn’t have lasted this long if you guys didn’t motivate me to keep going (it start all the way back in November of 2015 I think). I’ll be sure to start more series in the future, but they’ll be a bit different from this one.

So stay tuned!

That is all.

Your friend,

-Cazador Clouds