Just a idea how about a giantess genie story 

I never thought that I'd end registering to give a story such low-star review, but really that this crap of a chapter (Growing day) is STILL among the other superbly wonderful gentle chapters? Even with users complaining about it? And of course, dozens of others who didn't review but honestly HATED that one, like most of us readers who are geared toward gentler stories? I can't believe it, but OK, reality is already showing me that clearly, there's no argument against reality and I must figure out why that cruelty CRAP is published inside a collection of GENTLE stories.

Fine, I'm sorry for beginning my review like that (big part of me says that I shouldn't feel sorry for that), but seriously, I hate that story just because of that chapter. What are the tag system meant for? And that title? ""Gentle Misc Stories""! What a cruelty story is doing among these other perfectly good gentle stories? This makes the whole collection seems like a total misnomer. And also makes you, Greenanon, seem like you're trying to fool us or take us for kids. Seriously.

I'm not being a random meaningless hater, no. Let me say that: you write well. Very well actually, trust me. You develop your characters in a nice, encompassing manner, and most situations (I said MOST) are believable in a fantasy/fetish ideal. The chapters before it, the gentler ones: they were JUST GREAT. And, again, I mean it. But that chapter, Growing Day, my gosh, this has SO MANY PROBLEMS that I'm forced to write down a list to better show you them, grouped in major points:

1. You said in the foot notes of the story that it's the meaner of your stories. You also said in a review answer that this is the meaner of your stories. So, to begin with, why the hell is this story among gentle stories!? This has absolutely nothing to do with the gentle universe. I mean it: NOTHING. You even said in another review answer that this chapter is on the far edge of gentle. Sorry, but you're plainly wrong: it has, I say again, NOTHING to do with gentleness at all, so it can't be even in the edge of gentle, because it's not even gentle to begin with. Picturing Beth going well with her friends and bf while normal sized doesn't count, because she goes all selfish from then on, totally lying to her friends and bf, to the people that TRUSTED her, just to BETRAY AND KIDNAP them in the end. Without a care in the world. In what kind of shitty universe is this gentle? In what kind of psychopathic reality Beth can be considered gentle by any means? If it was me, I'd just never look at her and talk with her again in life, and if I was a man (her bf specifically), I'd even date one of her normal friends, so Beth can stay all alone in her new world if she wants.

2. The giantesses in this story consider themselves goddesses in a cruel/cold/mean/disdainful way. There isn't a SINGLE TRACE of true gentleness in this story regarding their behavior, beliefs and words, period. The giantess policewoman, for example: she speaks disdainfully about equal rights and all, then showing that in reality no one dares to fight a giantess, and explaining why this means that they could do whatever they want. And also explains how many other 'normals' were kidnapped that way. And by her words and actions, she only shows that giantesses are, by all means, cruel, evil and no gentle at all. Exceptions do exist? Probably. But your story doesn't show a single example. The policewoman, whose name I don't remember and I won't go behind it in the story just because I absolutely don't wanna read that crap of a chapter again in my life, just instructs Beth on how to do whatever she wants, without a care for the 'normals', that includes the people she ""loved"" (no, hell no, she doesn't loved them! What psychopath would do this to the ones he/she loves? What kind of mental disorder is that?). What makes me feel more relieved is that years ago i watched on Discovery Channel an interesting show about giants in folklore and it was showed scientifically that killing a Brobdingnagian/Giant/Giantess is fairly easier than killing a normal person is for them. They have size, but exactly their sizes would make them tens of times more susceptible to many diseases our normal bodies have more strength to deal with. So, in this story, the giantess policewoman can even resist bullets but it's just a matter of a jet plane carrying some biological weapons to put the rare giantesses in extinction. Relax, Beth, no one will miss you. 'Oh, but the biological weapons would put an end to normal humanity!' No, not that easy. Remember what was said about normal people resisting more diseases with more easiness? Maybe Mother Nature would herself kill all the giantesses and put normal people with they life they deserve, with no gigantic bitches like that Beth to roam around.

3. You said in the foot notes that you like to believe that Beth treated her friends well. This doesn't count, too. Because treating the kidnapped victims doesn't mean the kidnapper is good. In real life, there are lots, thousands, of kidnapping cases where the kidnapper tried to treat the victim well. This didn't amend things, OBVIOUSLY: most victims end committing suicide, developing depression, social anxiety and tons of other heavy mental disorders, for the rest of their lives. So the majority of the kidnapped 'normals' in your story simply ended like that. Yes, very ""gentle""...

4. Still regarding what you said in the foot notes, that you like to believe that Beth treated her friends well, this also sounds pretty unbelievable in the way you wrote the story. The giantess policewoman showed that the giantesses were used to lie as they wanted, when they wanted, just because they wanted, so they could do whatever they wanted, and in general they even didn't need that much to lie, as the giantess policewoman showed us. So are the websites showing 'normals' living happily among giantesses really to be believed? This could also be another lie. And probably is. The giantess policewoman probably lied even to Beth too about normals living happily among giantesses. Yes, there could be some, but your story makes believable that the truly happy normals were a HUGE MINORITY. Most of them probably are missing home, their hearts shattered to pieces while they spend the rest of their now boring, meaningless life inside a golden hamster house. Also, writing a continuation for this chapter doesn't help, as the world building of this chapter shows that the giantesses are like that, just plainly mean. No hearts, non feelings, just selfishness. Just cruelty. Some good giantesses here and there in a continuation won't save that chapter. There are some cruel stories I had the displeasure to read out there that have almost as much gentleness as this whole story of yours do have, so two or three good, nice giantesses won't do it for this chapter. This will be still mean. Totally out of place in this story, with no actual, believable or coherent reason to exist.

5. Life is way more than jobs and bills. 'Oh, they won't need to look for jobs, no, never again in their lives they'll be worried about bills and all! Things will be a lot easier for them!' Oh really? ¬¬ What about parents? Relatives, friends, loved ones, places, freedom to come and go, to visit places when they want, without having to be carried in a birdcage by a mean giantess like Beth, the Bitch (this nickname really fits her like a glove)? really, life is many things more than working and paying bills. Little pleasures, bigger pleasures, freedom, true friends (something Beth ABSOLUTELY ISN'T). Ultimately, life. What Beth did, what many other giantesses in this story did to people who trusted them, was plainly taking away all the normals' lives away. Without a hell of a care in the world. Depression is what awaits the normals. Yes, again: very ""gentle""...

6. You said that you believe that this story isn't so developed or long enough to fit a singe story on its own. No, again you're wrong, despite now I admit that it depends on your personal preferences, so it must be just my personal view, but considering all the best stories on the site, many of them are around 3k, 4k words. Most of your chapters are around that number of total words, so yes, they are long enough to be single stories, if you wanted them to be. Also, most of them have enough world building, despite simple in most cases, to make us readers understand what's happening. This includes that cruel, crappy chapter. There is NOT A SINGLE REASON for it to be inside that collection. I already said: this chapter is no gentle at all and this alone is more than enough reason for it to be kept far far away of this story, but if you don't think this could fit a full story anywhere away of this story, then build a collection of mean/cruel stories and put it there! For correctness'/coherency's/logic's sake!

7. To finish my review, your story having such shitty (sorry) chapter is a disrespect towards us, the readers, who are giving you our time to read, enjoy and even review your work. 'Oh, no one is forcing you to do that'. Yes, you're plainly and fully right: no one is forcing us to do it for you, we can just move away and read another story. But please, see it under our POV: we, readers who like gentler stories, come home after a long day at work, at college, whatever, wanting a relief of all the cruelty in the real life, in the world. We go to giantessworld to read some gentle story and see a story called "Misc GENTLE Stories". Ok, we start reading it. Wow, the stories are good, are gentle, look at the 'delinquents', they were good to the tiny, even helped him in having his revenge against the girl that infected him with the shrinking virus, and all the gentleness they're giving to him pays off all the hardness he could have in life, they even managed to make him enter College with them! And the following stories, great! I loved the gentle giantess playing lego with her Lego boy hahah! And then... Growing Day. F*cking Growing Day! A mean punch in our hearts, a bucket full of icy-cold water into our gently warmed hearts. We were expecting to read more gentleness and were expecting for the story to show a turn of events that made it kinda worth being kidnapped, but no. We were presented with just cruelty, just badness. We weren't expecting for that: the tags didn't show it, the story is under the Gentle Stories 'umbrella', no warning, nothing. Just a random mean chapter, with no meaning of existing in there, but there it is, MISLEADING OTHER READERS and causing them to have THE HELLISH DISPLEASURE of reading it. A total waste of time, that could have been avoided if that story wasn't there, doing all the damage it's still doing for other unaware readers, who will be presented with that crap of a chapter.

Well, I guess I can't stress out more why this chapter has no reason to stay there. I'm not saying that you must erase it from existence. I'm just telling you that it must get out of this story, for coherency's sake! Gosh! Move it to a collection of mean/cruel stories, or do a full story out of it, but Growing Day has no reason to exist and stay in this story, pretty please! You may not regret having written this chapter, but there are no kids here: we all know, including you, that many readers, me inclusive, regret having read it.

Please, get this chapter and place it out of this story, far from here. Please. Stop telling us that it is 'on the far edge of gentle' and face reality: this chapter isn't gentle, that's all. This chapter has no logic/coherent reason to exist here. Be coherent.

While this fix isn't applied, I'll try my best in helping other readers in avoiding reading it, so they don't end being unpleased by the reading of such crappy chapter. I'll warn them about Growing Day, warn about the chapter being a total waste of time if the reader wants something gentle. Maybe ask them to review it too so those readers who trust on the reviews could see what ""gentleness"" awaits for them in Growing Day. Most of them don't need that, as reviews are often full of spoilers and are usually avoided until the story is finally read but everything is valid to save other readers for falling in this meaningless trap.