Translated from my original German version "ERRARE HUMANUM EST (Abkürzung: EHE)", link: https://www.giantessworld.net/viewstory.php?sid=15535

"EHE" means in German "marriage" and means also "before" [one does something]

ERRARE HUMANUM EST is Latin and means TO ERROR IS HUMAN

The abbreviation is EHE (Ehe --> marriage), a play on words that only works in German.

Here is the quick translation of the original Summary [a Quick Google translation]:

Paul is sexually obsessed with his wife Katrin. Without her consent, he takes an illegal drug that makes him smaller every day. And so it happens as it must. The more he shrinks, the more she enjoys her power over him. Sexually, she turns the tables. She, too, has needs...

The story takes place in the couple's shared home, in real-life present-day Germany, albeit with a fictional drug problem.

Our blue-eyed pink poodle becomes a victim because he doesn't know that women are also human beings—no less, but also no more.

Women, like men, are no more than human beings. Women aren't even better people, as is claimed—more peaceful? More empathetic? No, abuse of power is a behavior that people exhibit when they have the opportunity. It doesn't matter whether it's a man or a woman. In the end, the balance of power always decides.

(Here is the link for a quick translation into English: https://www.giantessworld.net/viewstory.php?sid=15545)

It's a grotesque tale, but not a "farce," although my text is certainly – German Wikipedia definition: "a humorous tale or farcical, short comedy, popular, often very crude, occasionally even obscene."

Should I call it a "comedy"? Or a socially critical erotic "grotesque"? Yes, it becomes grotesque as the story progresses, but not comically funny, because the ending for the "hero" isn't funny, but rather tragic.

But I wouldn't call it a "tragedy" either. Because in a tragedy, as we all know, everyone involved acts correctly, but ultimately they all die. In my story, no one dies. And Paul acted foolishly, while Katrin, out of necessity, acted quite rationally. For these two reasons, it can't be a tragedy.

From this perspective, it's most likely a moralizing, so-called "Moritat",  those horror stories that were presented in a moralizing manner (there is probably no English word for this German version of the Biedermeier period?). Because my fantastic story takes place in contemporary Germany with these post-feminist, authoritarian-enforced false doctrines that the female sex is somehow genetically determined to be the morally superior? Even though, after getting lost in this messed-up pseudoscientific nonsense, one is no longer even able to define what a "woman" actually is? Crazy! So, a planned jumble, for example, the German term "Weib," derived from "weiblich" (female)—what is that?