Woot! Finally a good story with a giantess theme instead of porno with a giantess theme.

<_< Uhh, Porno is all good, but sometimes I want character development and a good plot with mah fetish. Anywayz, keep up the good work.

Realism...? XD. That made me laugh. I didn't know people could breathe in space. There is a limit to suspension of disbelief. Anyway, I'll be blunt. It was generic and...that's it. I could go on but then I'll seem like an asshole.

Well this chapter confirmed my previous thoughts and I’m not really surprised. Let’s see…Stephanie has quickly developed from a typical horny bimbo teen that takes no responsibility for her actions to burgeoning “sizecist” bitch. The way she treats her stepfather who supports her and gives a damn about her upbringing just solidifies my dislike for her character, and that dry phony “sorry” she gave to Dave me made roll my eyes. Now that she’s fantasizing about how small the guliverians and lilliputian are compared to her in an erotic fashion, it’s clear that if this mentality continues to develop she’s well on her way to becoming a generic giantess-archetype, whose morals are non-existent when dealing with beings smaller than her. Will she grow up mentally and have a redeeming moment? Part of me hope so, I’d rather not see her go on to victimize smaller people just because she can.

I feel bad Jerry since he really doesn’t deserve the crap he has to put up with. He has a stepdaughter that doesn’t respect him at all despite taking care of her. He has a wife that cheats on him and feels no guilt about it, plus her inaction with Stephanie just makes her an enabler for her callous actions. I feel like she loves him but is not “In love with him”. He may be aggressive because of his small stature, but he’s still more of a parent than his wife. If he ever found out about Jane’s one night stands with other men, that would probably destroy the relationship, and for the better. I guess this goes to show that not all inter-size relationships work out as well as Dave and Carrie.

Dave is in an equally bad spot, I wonder how he’s going to jog Carrie’s memory. Doesn't help that Stephanie and Brad will be a negative infulence. 

As for Brad…there isn’t much to say about him. He’s pretty much a non-character that acts as an enabler for Stephanie and is used for fetish purposes. 

Eh... the story is kind of dragging now, I think. As much as I 'love' to see Stephanie treat her step dad like shit for being a parent, I think something needs to come to a head regarding this.

I'm sorry but I think I'm done with this story. I enjoyed that, if for a moment, it dealt with the complications of what would happen in a world with multi-sized people. Jerry felt semi-realistic with his reactions regarding his daughter and wife but now he's coming off as a push over. He has legitimate problems in his relationship and it seems its getting dashed under the rug. I still don't really like Stephanie and Jane is another story. I mean unless there is some big twist or something I feel this part of the story just had lost potential. Not much is happening either with David and Carrie besides them getting used as sex toys and being compared to sexual parts. I've seen this in dozens of gts stories so it's nothing new. In truth, I don't really like that the erotica bits are overshadowing what plot there is. Don't know if you care or not, but I did enjoy most of this story. David and Carrie are a cool couple. 

Oh hey welcome back. I didn't think you would follow up on this. Nice chapter. It's good that David and Carrie have somewhat of a reprieve from the roller coaster ride they've been on and maybe have a chance to rekindle their relationship before the mega giantesses ruin it. Stephanie continues to be a good antagonist since I can't stand her. Now Kelly is in the mix. Lot's of interesting drama abound.

The Titans are reminding me why I don't like comic book heroes such as superman. All their powers just makes them seem boring and no longer relatable to me; they have psionics, elemental manipulation, healing abilities, and alteration powers on top of their massive size. The humans honestly have a reason to fear these individuals no matter how much humanity they've retained, I sure wouldn't trust them.  All it takes is a Magneto-like Titan to spark a dangerous powder keg.

Plot wise, it's kinda unique, totally nonsensical though but so is this genre :p so I'm not going to stress that. I mostly see this story ending in tragedy for the Lill's. I don't know if they attempted it, but did the resistance try to protest in a normal...err, relatively normal fashion before they tried to escape? I assumed that if they did their "Goddess" would just smite them with *insert body part* for being ungrateful or whatever. Trying to escape is equally foolish because the chances of them finding help are smaller than they are,  but at the same time they really have no choice which is quite sad.

So far I haven't quite clicked with any of the characters yet. The Giantess is a boderline sociopath nympho with delusions of godhood whose moral compass malfuctioned some years ago. Now considers the people she saved nothing but toys for her amusement. At this point I don't think she's getting more lili's to save them, she keeping the flow going for herself. And since I keep feeling like the lili's are going to die anyway I found myself not really trying to attach myself to them but that may change if the story progresses.

Fetish wise, it's pretty good, I like the micro/mega interactions.

I understand the immense guilt Kate must feel because of what she has done in the past, even though it technically wasn’t her fault. The thing that annoys me, and it’s not really a complaint, is that you were so close with ending this chapter on a good note, instead of a bitter-sweet one with Kate breaking down in her room at the end. You may feel like you’re running out of ideas about how the gigas can interact with the micro humans, but Kate’s zone coming together to reassure her was great and using the monitor they set up to see the individual people was a nice touch, it made me smile.

Finally good to know what the 3/5ths rule meant and how it came to be. While Erica may be the mastermind behind the current way uTopia is ran, the way Rachel explained it made it seem like another party was involved with how the facility starting opening up to them once the 3/5ths rule was laid down. Maybe things will be made clear since Rachel can brainstorm with the former caretakers in Kate’s zone. It amused me that Erica wasn’t adept with technology before the shutdown happened. A century with nothing to do but read would make anyone smart.  I wonder how Nicole is going to take being seen in a lesser light than Kate now.

Also I don’t mind long chapters, it’s usually worth the wait. 

Amber is such a pathetic little person. All she really cares about in the end is having “fun” with her micros. All her plans depend on her micro’s develop to a point where she can use some of them to snort up her nose, or pleasure herself, or whatever else she’s thinking about in that simple mind of hers. And I can’t even blame her since she was raised to think that way, which makes it even sadder.

I think being immigrated was the best thing that could have happened to Rachel. She may not be living in a paradise but it has to be better than living with crazy women trying to play goddess at the end of the world.