TG Captions are one of my favorite forms of storytelling. There is no narrative fluff, no extraneous details, just the hook, the twist, and the climax.
I totally had an agenda for this. I wanted to counter all those captions that make a joke out of being full-figured, that make it sound like waking up a plus-sized beauty is some horrible nightmare, a punishment for masculine sins. The family twist at the end . . . that was a happy surprise, even to me.
I have no problem with BBW women, as my GF is what I consider "fluffy" or "economy sized". Many guys have this as one of their main preferences when they want to star in a TG caption.
ReplyDeleteI won't mind it, but if truth be told, I'm a somewhat big guy, so it is more enjoyable for me to be in a petite body; short with small hands and feet, but in high heels and big hair to compensate. Having to look up to see eye to eye with a daughter / GF or ex .. or not reaching a shelf or moving the car seat up as much as possible .. those are good sticking points to pushing some buttons. It could be a reason why becoming a BBW might be a punishment for some.
And the family part at the end .. it is weird that sometimes the little asides we write into the captions end up being the most interesting part. Just something that came to us when we were wrapping things up. Oh the places you'll go when you just let your mind relax and go where it wants to go!
Oh, I totally agree, there is a total fantasy in being cute, petite, and so adorably feminine. I love what the size contrast can do to make a big, tough man really feel his new place. I can even appreciate plus-sized as a punishment, to some degree, but it's the captions that run along the lines of "Dave was horrified to be fat and ugly" or "Jim hated looking so disgusting and gross" that irk me. It's the inability to appreciate that big can be beautiful too.
DeleteMy beloved is "fluffy" as well, and I wouldn't have it any other way. ;)
As long as the curves are in the correct places and proportion i am in heaven
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