[Adam19842004]

What bothers me is not the stuff about people being in subverversive positions or projecting anger onto people who don't deserve it. The thing I have to question about this story is why is it so centered on male fantasies? Sabrina is, essentially, a guy's fantasy of what a girlfriend should be. Even before she becomes giant. Most women don't have domination fantasies to do with height. It's not impossible certainly. However, surley some of the female guests in the hotle would want their boyfriends/husbands to be the giant ones. There's no hint in the story that any of the men are giant, unless I missed something. Sabrina is clearly intelligent, so why does she turn herself into his Joshua's sexal fantasy without asking for him to do the same thing in return? What's she getting out of this other than sex (which she would have with him no matter what size she is)?