I’m a big fan of the artwork in Giantess Comics’ line of publications, but the subject matter doesn’t always knock my socks off. Too often, the lead female character seems more like a victim, becoming a giantess through error or through some man’s manipulation.
So it was with some surprise that I read “The Little Woman” recently, about a put-upon housewife who decides that she needs to shift the power relationship between herself and her husband. She undergoes a procedure, and thereafter is able to transform herself into a big-breasted, strapping amazon woman whenever she wants. Basically, she grows from petite and curvy to She-Hulk proportions – a mini-giantess.
I really like it and hope the story is continued. There’s one panel, not shown above, where the new mini-giantess hoists her husband up in the air so that they’re looking eye-to-eye, and his feet are dangling about a foot about the ground. It’s very sexy, and it’s exactly the kind of fantasy that stirs me.
I read this article at the Sydney Morning Herald and cackled uproariously! We women are getting bigger and bigger all the time! First our breasts starting growing a little, and then a lot. Now we’re getting taller, noticeably just within the last decade or so. No one seems to know why!
Many women may have long suspected it, just as many men have secretly hoped for it. But it’s official: women’s breasts, and particularly those of younger women, are getting bigger. While implants have been putting that little extra va-va-voom into some busts, mostly it’s a phenomenon that has occurred naturally in women, and exponentially so over the past 50 years. In fact, their cup size has tripled.
In 1960, the average bra size in Australia was 10B. Ten years ago, it was 12B. Today, it’s 14C. “It’s six to seven sizes up in a comparatively few number of years,” says Sally Berkeley, the general manager of bra company Berlei, which next month launches a new super-sized range of cups, up to an H, to add to the traditional A-to-E dimensions. Rival Eveden now has a K cup, while Triumph is up to a G and is trialling a new cup size, J, for the next season.
“Twenty years ago, women couldn’t buy this sort of fashion product with support in these sizes,” says Triumph spokesperson Alana Jones. “But we’ve been getting so many requests from consumers, and we’ve now even got a sports bra coming out in a J cup.
“Our team has undertaken international research and found that British women are also now five centimetres taller and have hips four centimetres larger than they had in the 1950s, while, instead of being size 12, they’re edging towards size 16. We’d expect that to be similar to here.”
But I’ll tell you what, if this keeps up it won’t be long before the average woman is taller than the average man! It could happen any decade now!
I’m always falling asleep at parties but this has never happened to me.
So, two chicks and a guy who looks like Mel Gibson get shrunk at a party, leaving the lone other guest a relative giantess compared to them. When she wakes up from her nap, she walks around the room looking for her friends. She doesn’t look down at the floor. It ends poorly.
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