Macro-Tessa-Claustro-Phillia - Page 2

50percentgrey · 07-19-2008

The title of this topic is what I personally call my certain sexual affinity. It's not an official term, but it's the best name I can think of for it. Macro-tessa-claustro-phillia is an affinity for witnessing (preferably) young females in a living space too small for themselves, whether they are giantesses or the room was just built too small intentionally.

Just the sight of a fine damsel lounging or constrained in a household room too small for them just makes my heart race. If they were outgrowing that room (like alice in the white rabbit's house) that's a real plus for me; especially for anyone with affinity for the Growth process.

I understand this phillia of mine may seem unusual to some people, but knowing you guys have a Giantess or Growth fetish like me, I'm sure you might have a liking to this philllia yourself to a certain degree. And if you do, feel free to discuss and possibly share a picture depicting this phillia.

I have no picture to exemplify this, but I do have a signature showing it.

So there you go. What do you think?

07-19-2008	#1
50percentgrey MacroTessaClaustroPhile Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 542	Macro-Tessa-Claustro-Phillia The title of this topic is what I personally call my certain sexual affinity. It's not an official term, but it's the best name I can think of for it. Macro-tessa-claustro-phillia is an affinity for witnessing (preferably) young females in a living space too small for themselves, whether they are giantesses or the room was just built too small intentionally. Just the sight of a fine damsel lounging or constrained in a household room too small for them just makes my heart race. If they were outgrowing that room (like alice in the white rabbit's house) that's a real plus for me; especially for anyone with affinity for the Growth process. I understand this phillia of mine may seem unusual to some people, but knowing you guys have a Giantess or Growth fetish like me, I'm sure you might have a liking to this philllia yourself to a certain degree. And if you do, feel free to discuss and possibly share a picture depicting this phillia. I have no picture to exemplify this, but I do have a signature showing it. So there you go. What do you think? __________________ Last edited by 50percentgrey; 07-19-2008 at 05:04 PM. Reason: Incomplete sentence.