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Hey everybody,
Hope you're having a great Saturday. We just wanted to pop in with the first of a set of interviews we're doing with SizeCon ticketholders, artists, writers and more. We think it's a great way to get to know the event and the people that make it so great!
This first interview is with
, the very first ticketholder for this year's SizeCon! Aborigen-gts is a prolific writer of size fiction (you can read his work here: aborigen-gts.org/), and a longtime contributor to the community. He bought a ticket mere hours after they went on sale -- let him tell you a little bit about what's got him so excited!
Hope you're having a great Saturday. We just wanted to pop in with the first of a set of interviews we're doing with SizeCon ticketholders, artists, writers and more. We think it's a great way to get to know the event and the people that make it so great!
This first interview is with

How did you realize you were into size change? What were early inspirations for you? Movies? TV? Books?
I realized I was into size-fantasy (though I had no name for it) when I was a child, as many of us did. I stayed home sick one day in first or second grade, and a local UHF station was playing their "Creature Double-Feature," which this day happened to be Attack of the 50' Woman and Village of the Giants. Watching tiny people crawling over gigantic, beautiful women awakened a deep emotional longing in me, even at that young age. After this I began to dream about giantesses, incorporating anyone from pop stars to my babysitter.
Are you a fetish artist? If so, do you write or draw, and what was the first piece of fetish art you ever made?
I used to call myself a giantess erotica writer, but if you look at my work, I'm fixated more on representing tiny or shrunken men who interact with normally sized women. I'm not sure, but I think the first size-fetish short story I ever wrote was an exploration of an acquaintance's beautiful girlfriend shrinking me down and figuring out how to have sex. This would've been in the mid-'90s.
How did you learn about SizeCon for the first time? What made you decide to go?
I heard about the first SizeCon one week after it concluded. I'd returned to social media to promote my writing for sale, and Tumblr was full of people talking about SizeCon. I was really disappointed to have missed that, and I'm very much looking forward to the second one. I would've gone of my own volition, to meet my favorite writers and artists, but I was actually invited to host a booth for SizeCon 2017, as an author.
What are you looking forward to the most at 2017 SizeCon?
I'm really looking forward to meeting the other creators in the size-fetish scene, like artists whose work I admire and writers I've been reading for two decades. I've also made new friends in this area on Twitter and I'm looking forward to getting some time to sit down and chat with them as well.
What would you say to people who are on the fence about attending 2017 SizeCon?
If you're thinking about going to SizeCon 2017, take the plunge. Just do it. By all reports everyone is very friendly and accessible, and it's a great experience to meet with people who share your dreams. Maybe you don't have the means to go to every SizeCon (as it will surely extend into the interminable future), but do whatever it takes to attend one, sooner rather than later.
What will you be doing at SizeCon? Will you be on any of the panels?
Yes, I'm hosting a booth (I think! I haven't heard from the other SizeCon heads for the confirmation of receiving my story to the anthology [Editor's Note: the story has been received! Stay tuned for an anthology of stories by a variety of size writers, including Aborigen!]). I'm unsure what it means to run a booth, but I've talked to my friends Nyx and Taedis, and it sounds like I'll be sitting at a table, receiving visitors, promoting anything I happen to bring with me (I'd like to have some books and posters to promote), and answering any questions anyone has for me. I have not been invited to participate in any panels, but if there were any last-minute emergencies, I hope some of the admin would remember my name. I'm overburdened with opinions on many topics.
Why do you think SizeCon is so important to some people? Why is it worth gathering everyone together to talk about size stuff?
I think the pertinence of SizeCon is community. I think anyone would say this. There's some relief and comfort in knowing you're not the only freak imbued with this strange fetish. I recognize there's still a lot of shame and self-hatred tied up with this interest, which is a tragedy. I've been trying to study my own interest in the size-fetish universe, and I can explain why I like it, but I can only guess where it comes from. What chromosome is it that makes us attracted to gigantic women? The easy, lazy answer is to suggest it was something in our childhood, a craving to return to being mothered, having a domineering female in control and tending to our needs (as tiny men). I think that lacks consideration and appreciation for the entire universe of size-fetish interest: it dismisses gender dynamics, what power means and where it comes from, as well as why some women want limitless agency and some men want control stripped from them. This is far too nuanced and too rich a psycho-social hotbed to dismiss with glib, half-remembered Freudian dogma. And it's important that we come together to learn to accept ourselves, not just as a society or a community but as individuals. As I said, many fans of size-fetish material already hate themselves because of it—they won't comment on stories and artwork, they won't jump into conversations due to fear of "outing" themselves—and there's no call for this. We've got to override this discordant and disingenuous Puritanical overtone that mainstream society pretends to, and we've all got to become more honest and comfortable with who we are. I don't see how we can function otherwise.
Who do you hope to meet at SizeCon?
I'll be curious to see the adult cinema artists and actors, but I wouldn't like to bother them with stupid questions. I'm very much looking forward to getting some quality conversation with the other writers and artists I've befriended on Twitter, particularly Nyx, Taedis, Miss Kaneda, and JDO. I admire their work very much, and it's going to be personally fulfilling to shake their hands and tell them so. There are many other artists and writers in the community that haven't felt compelled to be social with me, online, so I hope running into them at SizeCon will turn that around.
Calling all authors!
SizeCon is looking for submissions for its annual live reading event. Authors may submit one story, maximum 4,000 words long, featuring any size material including, but not limited to, breast expansion, weight gain, inflation, blueberries, giants, shrinking, muscle growth, uneven growth, and penis growth. SizeCon is LGBTQ+ inclusive: we'll accept stories containing all manner of gender identity and sexual orientation. Stories will be read aloud during our November 13th Free Event Day. All authors will be credited, so make sure you include your pen name with your submission so we can give you credit! We do obey a set of content standards: no material sexualizing the mistreatment of protected classes, familial relations, characters under the age of consent in the US, non-anthropomorphized animals, and so on. Feel free to comment here, or drop by our Discord server and message praedatorius, our Special Events Director. We look forward to seeing your submissions! 💚
Ticket sales ending tomorrow, noon, Eastern!
We're poking out heads in to make a few quick announcements about schedule updates (all times in Eastern): On Saturday the 27th @ 2PM, Demora will be hosting a BE saline infusion during the con, which she'll be streaming from her ManyVids site. Sunday the 28th @ 8:45-9:45AM, the developers of Sizebox will be running a demo of their creative sandbox game/tool for size enthusiasts, and then responding to a Q&A! They have some new features to show off, including a VR side-project. Sunday the 28th @ 2:30PM: Matthew Huntley of Vigilant Lioness will be hosting a workshop on perspective drawing, ! Proper perspective work is completely necessary to hyper-realistic macro art! Mr. Huntley has valuable knowledge to impart on the subject. Tickets are still available, but for less than a day. Get them while they last!
Art Auction, f. Johnny Swell's Berrygirl lineart
Saturday, at 5PM Eastern: watch as art that has not seen the light of day for nearly two decades goes up for auction! That's right, we've got 20 pieces of original Johnny Swell lineart (including all 14 pages pages from the first issue of The Bizarre Adventures of Berrygirl), open for bidding, courtesy of legacy Breast Expansion Archive member RandomX. She's looking to finance a fat graft augmentation, and we're happy to help. Legend has it that the artist shredded all his other original works, so this may be your only chance to get ahold of a piece of sizekink history. Attendee tickets are still available for $20, and will be so until the final day! We also have a bevy of panels and events that may be of interest to any inflation/expansion fan (all times in Eastern): the Male Expansion social, for Friday the 26th @ 11:30PM-12:30AM: "For fans of sexy dudes expanding, growing, inflating, weight gaining and more! Come sit and discuss how your interests came to be and how you enjoy them
COMING TO AN INTERNET NEAR YOU: SizeCon Micro!
SizeCon Micro will be one-day event with online panels, socials, and more. If you've been wanting to attend but haven't been able to make the trip to NYC or Jersey, this one's for you. 💚 Debuting Summer/Fall '20, more details as plans & plots develop! If you feel like telling us more about YOUR sizekink, so we can build a wider and more vast SizeCon, please poke at this survey: https://forms.gle/P5o1Q7QQty89u2Lb7
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Great interview!! Pretty accurate and interesting answer to why is worth gathering the whole size community 
