In a world where humans are considered nothing more than commodities-bought, sold, and studied like exotic livestock-Vareshian university student Lorian Thorne receives a young 6 inch human as part of a groundbreaking class experiment. Unlike the older, scarred, and vacant humans distributed to his peers, Lorian's human is barely more than a child, wide-eyed and trembling in the corner of his cage. Lorian has always understood humans the way his parents taught him: resources, tools, valuable for their rarity but not worth empathy or consideration. Yet as he observes his human's fragile existence and begins to interact with him, Lorian starts questioning everything he's been told. The boy's small, defiant attempts at connection force Lorian to confront not only the morality of his own actions, but the brutal reality of the society he lives in. As the class progresses, Lorian must navigate the expectations of his Vareshian peers, his parents' ingrained beliefs, and his growing sense of responsibility toward the life in his care. What starts as a sterile academic exercise becomes a journey of unexpected connection, forcing Lorian to face the uncomfortable truths about his world, his family, and ultimately, himself.

Evan Cole lived a normal life. He worked at a small marketing firm in the city, has a small group of friends he'd known for years - including his childhood best friend Mason - and enjoys spending his free time either hanging out with his friend or indulging in video games. He is tall and handsome. Evan has a slender but muscular build with thick, disheveled and untamable blonde hair, piercing blue eyes, and sharp features. Standing over six feet tall, Evan isn't used to having to look up to catch most peoples gaze. But one random day, Evans life is turned upside down when he suddenly shrinks to just 5 inches tall. Follow Evans journey as he navigates his new and unexplainable life - will he figure out what is happening to him, and most importantly why? Or will he get caught up in a world that is now far too large for him to survive in on his own? *There is nothing sexual in this story. There may be a few awkward or uncomfortable topics but nothing too inappropriate. This story is rated SFW(Safe For Work), its a bit of fluff, fear/comfort, and adjusting to new perspectives* **This story was written through an online web browser called ChatGPT. All prompts are original and ridiculous amounts of editing, splicing, and sections that have been entirely rewritten by me are mixed I throughout the story in order to reduce repetitiveness and add details.**

People big and small have a tendency to favour hierarchies, expectations. According to society, such roles are ingrained within their very natures: humans and predators are the ones who own houses and rule the world; while beneath their feet are the tiny folk, who have to hide and borrow what they can just to survive- or be doomed to their publicized fates as pets, pests, and playthings. Except for Jack, a wild borrower who somehow finds himself befriending his houseowner- who also happens to be a predator. This book is a collection of writings that take place in my Iced Coffee AU. It also contains SFW vore, though not in all of its published parts; don't like, then feel free to block the tag(s). Image is a F2U Android wallpaper from Pinterest, with the original watermark "TheGadgetLane" How the heck did this get #3 in GT, #1 in tiny, and #25 in jacksepticeye lol

*sequel to A Giant Mountain* It's the beginning of Émelie's and Nathaniel's senior years, and both are struggling. Émelie can't seem to stay out of trouble and might lose her scholarship. And Nathaniel's staying up day and night, working on a part time job and studying. Émelie gets suspended, again, for an entire week. She wanted to spend that time with Nathaniel, but let's just say things didn't go according to plan.

So, hi! I'm Jake. I don't exactly know how I got here, but essentially, I can change sizes. It just... happens. --- This is an old version of my story! A new one is in the works.

Title: My Giant Family Book Description: In "My Giant Family," young Finn, a six-inch-tall teenager, navigates the complexities of life within a blended family where the ordinary meets the extraordinary. After his human mother marries a Vareshian giant, Finn finds himself adjusting to a new life with his giant stepbrothers, Daniel and Axel, and stepsister Lola. Set against the backdrop of a world where humans and giants coexist, Finn's experiences offer a unique blend of challenges and adventures. The story explores the dynamics of Finn's daily life, from the challenges of attending a segregated school with distinct human and giant sectors to handling the playful yet overwhelming interactions with his giant siblings at home. Finn's journey is one of growth and adaptation, filled with moments of humor, conflict, and profound connection. As Finn develops friendships and navigates his teenage years, he encounters both the joys and trials of living in a mixed-size family. His relationship with Carter, a human classmate, provides a grounding perspective outside his giant-dominated home life, while his interactions with his siblings highlight themes of acceptance and understanding across size and species. "My Giant Family" is a heartfelt tale that celebrates the diversity of family life and the strength found in accepting one another's differences. It is a vivid exploration of the bonds that define us, the resilience required to grow, and the enduring love that holds a family together despite the odds.

How does a giant battle his feelings when the person he is in love with is 'part' of the species he hates the most. Humans Highest rankings #1 tiny #2 gt #2 giants

Two roommates. One friendship. A world of difference. Kye is a giant, but he's never felt larger than life. Shy, awkward, and hiding behind oversized hoodies, he's perfectly content fading into the background-except when a bottle of alcohol is in his hands. His quiet kindness is often overshadowed by his bad habits, and though he pretends not to care, there's one person whose opinion means everything to him. Mason, on the other hand, is human-and the complete opposite of Kye. Popular, confident, and full of energy, he thrives in the spotlight, surrounded by friends and teammates who adore him. But no matter how many people fill the room, he always seems to drift back to Kye, the so-called weirdo that others overlook. They've been best friends for years. Nothing more. Nothing less. Until one night, Kye gets too drunk, and suddenly, everything is too much, too fast, too real. Now, the boundaries between them are blurring, emotions rising to the surface that neither of them were prepared for. As Kye wrestles with the fear of ruining the only thing keeping him afloat, and Mason starts questioning why he keeps gravitating back to his giant of a best friend, the tension between them grows. Will Kye finally get the man he's been secretly in love with for years? Will Mason realize that the connection between them runs deeper than just friendship? Or is this just one giant emotional wreck waiting to happen? Read now to follow their journey-where size isn't the only difference between them, but love just might be the thing that bridges the gap.

a gripping tale of survival, fear, and unexpected connections set against the vast, unforgiving backdrop of the Australian outback. Lachlan, a young man with a past tangled in both his father's legacy and a fractured relationship with his childhood friend, Gaz, finds himself drawn into a nightmarish encounter when a mysterious giant appears from the shadows of the bush. As he grapples with the surreal terror of the unknown In a world where the boundaries between man and monster blur, Lachlan must confront the terrifying unknown, survive as the giant's captive, and ultimately decide what's worth saving-and what's worth running from.

In which Kolton and his older sister, Katherine, are left home alone for a weekend. Although Katherine is the older sibling, she was more rebellious. She goes against the rules and invites her best friend, Kristin, over. Kolton invites them out for dinner, but ends up getting impatient when they don't show up. In reality, they had shrunk and was trying to be seen before getting crushed.