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Originally Posted by Vicky Mouse (Post 809095)

3d is best d.

44dd is really good. ;)

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3-DD. 3-inch circumference underbust measurement, D-Cup breasts (defined as 4 additional inches from the underbust measurement).

*eyebrow waggle*

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That sounds like it would give me a backache. BE should only happen if it includes special back support. :P

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Greetings, thanks for the comments, emails and messages

here I left some more images, you can also follow me also on facebook in https://www.facebook.com/ShrinkingWomanED/

Anything you need, feel free to email me to ilayhu@gmail.com

best regards

ilayhu
www.shrinking-woman.com

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here some more!

ilayhu
www.shrinking-woman.com

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Greetings, thanks for the comments.

more images, and remember that you can follow me on facebook in https://www.facebook.com/ShrinkingWomanED/

Anything you need, feel free to email me to ilayhu@gmail.com

best regards

ilayhu
www.shrinking-woman.com

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Originally Posted by ilayhu (Post 809842)

You do make some really good images. To bad you need separate accounts for both shrinking woman and giantess.:)

Sadly I think the site is moving in a direction I don't like.:(

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Originally Posted by Tiedefender (Post 809849)

You do make some really good images. To bad you need separate accounts for both shrinking woman and giantess.:)

Sadly I think the site is moving in a direction I don't like.:(

Greetings Tiedefender, thanks for your comment.

Maybe you can tell me what you like to have a better idea. Or you can email me as you prefer.

best regards

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Originally Posted by ilayhu (Post 810007)

Greetings Tiedefender, thanks for your comment.

Maybe you can tell me what you like to have a better idea. Or you can email me as you prefer.

best regards

Since the time before last that I was on the site, there seems to be an increase in the violence. As I explained in the Shrinking & Vore thread.

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Originally Posted by Tiedefender (Post 809839)

I hate vore, crush, violence and dehumanization in shrinking men/women fiction. Same goes for giant/giantess. It's why I don't subscribe to Giantess Fan Comics.

But that is me. Write the things you want.

I am starting to avoid such things even more than I used to. I think content tags are important. It helps to avoid things I don't want to see or read.

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Originally Posted by Tiedefender (Post 810015)

Since the time before last that I was on the site, there seems to be an increase in the violence. As I explained in the Shrinking & Vore thread.

I am starting to avoid such things even more than I used to. I think content tags are important. It helps to avoid things I don't want to see or read.

Yes, I suppose tags help if you're really sensitive about these things, and so it's advisable for artists to bear that in mind.

Myself, I'm either curious enough to have a look and take the risk of being irritated or bored by any offerings, or just choose to avoid looking because I know the pedigree of the artist (and there are a few long established names that spring to mind, both on here and on the mainstream SW sites, poser artists and collagers included).

It's never been a big deal to me when I don't care for someone's work, because even if it's personally unappealing I can usually appreciate the effort involved in producing it.. and that it's there because some folks do like that sort of thing. So for me it's a case of live and let live and good luck to 'em.

Finally, I've always been a little curious about the way some poser art is described as being 3D. To me it always looks two dimensional (ie, with no depth involved. Or am I missing something?)

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