When the teleconference system shrinks the whole meeting staff, the next person in makes the whole situation worse.
Wow, you really did it!!!
I feel very pleased and thankful of appearing in one of your stories, one of my favs by the way, not just because I'm on that one, but the scenario and how everything happens, it's so nicely done! Keep up your good job!
Author's Response:
It's like I took the ideas right out of your head ;) I'll definitely keep it up, don't worry about that!
Chelsea has been tentatively accepted to the Gamma Tau Sigma sorority! There's just one little task she has left to do in order to prove herself worthy.
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Oh my!!! Today I did read two GREAT vore stories, and this one is surely one of them, to the point I'm confused which one is the best. I already commented on the other story saying that that story was the best so far, but I'm feeling compelled to o disagree with this statement and say that your story is the best, greatest vore story I've read so far! Really, you did a very good job here, I can't wait to see what else you have to show in your next stories!
Set in the same world as Ericas House by RealRS, a entire school gets effected by the shrink effect, including Jimmys parents who are teachers.
The only exceptions are his sister, Kat, and her other friends that skipped school.
That Kat seems like a nice bratty girl! I'm liking how things are going, and hopping for next chapter to be still better! Let's see what happens on the Mall...
A story set in the Shrinkerverse, a world where a mysterious genetic disorder has recently caused men to shrink to barely half an inch tall.
Getting accustomed to life as a shrinker has been challenging for David. An encounter in the library with a female friend teaches him just how helpless he really is in this new world of giants.
I just loved how insignificant he's in the giant place he's into. You managed to perfectly write about the feelings and sensations a tiny guy would have when put in the situations he's into.
Emily's getting sick of living in quarantine getting in the way of her favorite pastime, so she takes to her favorite delivery apps for a late night meal.
This is a story adapted from an RP between The1SwagKing and I! It's a fun time chatting and writing with this lad, so I figure y'all would appreciate a look into our odd little games.
And as an extra treat, for reference on Emily's character, google Elise Trouw and thank me later ; )
Oh my gosh, that's the best vore story I've read so far! Very nice work you did here!! I would never expect Rodrick to be with her, and it was absolutely surprising! What can I say? Very thrilling, very well done!!
A woman takes her tiny husband out for a night on the town with some friends.
It's nice to see Fulda being caring with someone; I know she'll ever be caring and loving to her husband, but I can only wonder if in the (near) future it will change her mind somehow and she will begin being more gentle to other tinies too.
Author's Response:
First she would have to meet a shrink she didn't make. When she shrinks someone, they've always done something, however minor, to deserve it.
But who knows what the future holds?
Happy Vore Day everybody!
This was indeed a very interesting adaptation of that already great vore pic! Not only you managed to develop an exciting story around a single picture, but you made it in a such great way, this was a pleasing read from top to bottom! Also, I liked the way you write, I can just wonder if someday I'll get experienced enough to write like this ^-^
Author's Response:
Thank you for your kind words! ^.^
You writing is good already, too, and it gets even better with practice as you start to develop your own personal flavor of stories. :)
After waking up in a Lego village, a man has to deal with its builder.
You already know how I loved that story, but I must express it here too! I liked the way you described the Lego village and how you made a good story from what, for others, would be just a simple, single scene. Nice work!
Author's Response:
Well, thank you for saying it here, too! It was fun to write and explore the difficulties of trying to survive in a Lego village under attack by the woman who built it.