Favorite Way to Shrink?

[DollyBonnie]

I realized right after I posted that it might have been a little vague. I apologize for that.

I guess I was interested in what folks like in terms of what physically happens to a victim in the process of being shrunk?

[Tiedefender]

Originally Posted by DollyBonnie

I realized right after I posted that it might have been a little vague. I apologize for that.

I guess I was interested in what folks like in terms of what physically happens to a victim in the process of being shrunk?

Well not much for my taste. Just the warm, tingly feeling and getting sexually aroused. Otherwise it is just the sensation of getting smaller. No pain at all or ever. Most other things are heavily story dependent, on whether or not I find it acceptable.

Originally Posted by Tiedefender

Well not much for my taste. Just the warm, tingly feeling and getting sexually aroused. Otherwise it is just the sensation of getting smaller. No pain at all or ever. Most other things are heavily story dependent, on whether or not I find it acceptable.

Not a lot for my tastes either, as I prefer to concentrate about what develops after the shrinking occurs (with clothing still intact), than the actual 'process'. Which I largely find uninteresting.

[Tiedefender]

Originally Posted by sally g

Not a lot for my tastes either, as I prefer to concentrate about what develops after the shrinking occurs (with clothing still intact), than the actual 'process'. Which I largely find uninteresting.

Well that is where most of the fun is. The shrinking process is like foreplay in a way. As for the topic there are just to many variables.

Originally Posted by Tiedefender

Well that is where most of the fun is. The shrinking process is like foreplay in a way. As for the topic there are just to many variables.

Agreed.

I understand the views of 'process' fans and get why it is such a turn on for them, but to me that's just the start of the story and not a fetish in its own right (to me at least).

But as always in these conversations we often have, I say to each their own, and good luck to all.

[DangerousDave]

for me, process means slow shrinking. not necessarily focusing on the shrinking act itself.

anyway, I agree with most other comments here: no pain, no bones creaking, just a tingling/falling sensation.

[Prof_Sai]

Originally Posted by DangerousDave

anyway, I agree with most other comments here: no pain, no bones creaking, just a tingling/falling sensation.

Yes, the feeling of loss is important. Like sparks passing out of your body and drifting away. Something saying this matter, energy was you and now it is somewhere you can't reach anymore.