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2026 September Kinky Scribble Challenge

Published by mightytinygiant on August 30, 2026

Announcing the fourth annual September Kinky Scribble challenge, which launches on Tuesday, September 1st, 2026!

The strategy of a Kinky Scribble is to produce creative content in a short amount of time, give it minimal edits and some content tags, then release it into the wild for others to enjoy.

Think of a Kinky Scribble as the writing equivalent of a quick pencil sketch. You could turn it into an oil painting with a lot of time and effort, or you can have fun sketching it, sharing it, and then move onto your next project.

Back in 2023 I decided to run an informal size kink writing challenge for myself and anyone in the community interested in participating. It was a blast, so I decided to keep it going as an annual event.

Last year’s turnout was incredible, and I’m pleased to report that collectively since the challenge began, we have put in roughly 100.5 hours of writing time and a cumulative 112,176 words!

Parameters

The goal of the challenge is to write one or more stories within the month of September, using the Kinky Scribble format:

  • must be at least 500 words long, no max limit
  • cannot be written with the use of “generative AI”
  • can be flash fiction, a vignette, or prose poetry
  • can be NSFW or SFW
  • write it quickly
  • give it minimal edits
  • add content tags, esp. the most important Top 17 Tags
  • share it publicly within 24 hours:
    • include #SeptKinkyScribble
    • mention wordcount & how long it took you (optional)
  • Submit your story with this Google Form to ensure your stories are featured in my Oct 1 blog post* (optional)

You can focus on writing one, two, ten, or try for as many stories as you can make before September 30! (One author last year, Butcher @bitchcassidys, had the absolutely brilliant idea to use the challenge structure to write a 17K-word story in 14 separate scribbles over 14 days.) There’s no story limit and no upper wordcount limit.

Share your story wherever you usually post your work, and include the hashtag #SeptKinkyScribble. On October 1st I will take all the story submissions in the google form and feature them on my blog!

Common places size kink writers publish are: their own blogs/websites, DeviantArt, Tumblr, Cohost, Giantess World, Giantess City, Outsized (the successor to Coiled Fist), Daddy’s Dollhouse, Archive of Our Own (AO3), Literotica, FanFiction.net, Amazon’s Kindle Direct Publishing, Smashwords, in a long BlueSky thread, or, as a last resort, a Google Doc with open viewing permissions and a link shared to social media. Remember that private forums like Giantess City and Daddy’s Dollhouse aren’t fully public. Be careful to check a platform’s terms of service about X-rated content and how they might legally or illegally take user’s work to train generative AI software.

At the end of the challenge, my plan is to make a blog post and a list of links to stories for people who participated. Again, comment below or email me the link to your story if you want to be included.

Let’s see how much we can create in the next month!

*Important: this is not a contest and I have some hard limits due to past trauma, so I will not be reading all the stories. In my blog post celebrating our work at the end of the month, I will only include links to public stories, and stories that offer content tags. For accessibility and consent, if your stories include themes from the Top 17 Content Tags and you do not tag them, I will not share those until you add tags at the start of the story. I reserve the right to not feature a story for any reason.

 

Deadline & Countdown Timer

I’m setting the deadline to the very last minute of September in my time zone: 11:59pm Central Time (UTC−06:00) on Wednesday, September 30th, 2026.

How many stories can we scribble together until the deadline?

 

Share the challenge with your followers

You can share my announcement post on BlueSky here! Every bit of boosting helps.

Here’s some text to copy/paste into your own social media post, if it feels good to announce your participation. (It’s also totally okay to announce it after you’ve participated—whatever works best for you and your motivation.)

I’m taking the #SeptKinkyScribble Challenge! Share sizey stories of 500+ words w/ the #KinkyScribble format: write it quickly, give it minimal edits, add tags, and share it with the world within 24 hrs. In Oct @ellelargesse.bsky.social will feature participants on her blog. Wish me luck!

 

Where to submit info when you’re done

Please complete this Google Form to be featured on Elle Largesse’s October 1st, 2026 blog post celebrating participants.

This form is optional and not needed to participate September Kinky Scribbles, but it is needed to be featured on the blog. As more people participate each year over a variety of platforms, I want to make sure I don’t miss recognizing any participants! You may submit again if you write additional Kinky Scribbles.

 

What can I write about?

Stories can be SFW or NSFW. It can have lots of sex or no sex, comfy cuddles or dark themes, or something you find erotic or adorable or both or neither. You can write a simple vignette—a brief scene without a full plot—but if you have a plot arc in mind, then by all means go ahead!

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Courage from Our Kinky AncestorsPhoto of the imposing entrance of the Bishopsgate Institute in London, a stone building fromt eh Victorian era with two towers and many flourishes carved into an elaborate design. Image from the BG website.

Courage from Our Kinky Ancestors

Published by mightytinygiant on July 25, 2026

Calling up the courage to sign releases for the “Conversations with the Size Community” research archive project with Abigail Jaqueline Jones, I looked up the Bishopsgate Institute where our work will be archived.

Seeing so many queer, trans, and kinky ancestors archived in that historic place made me brave.

Thank you, Abigail, for seeing our size kink community and each of our individual voices as worthy of being witnessed, for making us part of the historical record.

Thank you for finding a place where our words, desires, and fantasies can rub shoulders with legends. I’m in awe.

Abigail wrote a bit about her research project in this recent thread on Bluesky.

I also talked a little about it in my essay “Stay Strong” last year. To reiterate, I don’t know of anyone doing research of this kind for people in our tiny corner of the world, and I think we are exceptionally lucky to have her. Just look at this:

This interview is part of a series examining the function of the erotic imagination in helping individuals with marginalised or non-normative anatomies, neurologies or neurotypes, gender identities or queer sexualities explore their relationship with their bodies, their brains, and their relationships with/perceptions of the world around them. Focusing upon size kink communities — consisting of individuals or collectives whose erotic fantasies predominantly involve giants/giantesses and tiny folk, superhuman growth or shrinking, or the particular expansion of certain body parts — this series explores how figures within this particular niche kink space have used the limitless creative potential of their erotic imaginations to empower themselves: to help accept, or even embrace and take pride in, their unique bodies and neurologies.

There’s something deeply reassuring about knowing you’re part of a long line of humans who have always been just as queer, trans, and kinky back then as people are now.

During Pride Month this year, a friend of mine mentioned that they didn’t feel like they belonged at Pride because they were struggling with mental health and didn’t feel proud at all on a personal level. I understand that thought, the reticence and vulnerability of it, and have compassion for how hard it is to physically step into a circle of others when your brain is lying to you about your own worth.

But how does the concept of pride change when you ask, “are you proud of the queer ancestors who fought so hard to gain rights and justice?” Then hell yes! I am endlessly grateful for our elders and all the generations that came before us, who paved the way for us to own who we are today. No matter what the future brings, I hope to be that for the people like us who come next, who are struggling with feelings of loneliness and how hard it is to trust that you’re worthy of love and belonging.

It’s much easier to start with pride in your community and ancestors and everyone coming together, and then build from there to work on finding your own individual role within that larger whole. (Devon Price has done some interesting work around topics like this in his 2024 book Unlearning Shame: How we can reject self-blame culture and reclaim our power.) Finding large and small ways to let go of the individualistic mindset has a lot of ripple effects. One of them is simply that there’s less pressure to be whatever we think we “should” be and trust that the right community can make space for who we already are.

That broader historical shift in perspective is community, too. No matter where we are or what our struggles are, we belong in the human story. I’m grateful to people like Abigail who fight to claim that right for us all.

(This blog post is based on this Bsky thread from five days ago. It was important enough to me that I wanted to document the sentiment here.)

Reminder about migraines

Published by mightytinygiant on December 15, 2025

Gentle reminder for my dear gentle readers: if my work resonates for you, if you have vivid size feelings and migraines, please know that the two can sometimes be related and it may help to get things checked out.

Read more here about my experience with Alice in Wonderland Syndrome or AiWS, and my neurologist who has also experienced it before herself. I showed her years of tracked data. She explained that my size feelings are “migraine-adjacent” experiences and gave me scans and tips on how to manage my more definitive “stereotypical” migraines.

If you feel these things too, you’re not alone.

I shared this in the intro to my most recent story, but as interest has picked up, it felt important enough to repeat in its own post. Please take care of yourselves!

The Big Tiddy Migraine RemedyBanner in two shades of soft pink with a photo of a pale hand drizzled with drippy white lotion. Photo by Ian Dooley on Unsplash.

The Big Tiddy Migraine Remedy

Published by mightytinygiant on December 14, 2025

No long essay today, I just wanted to dash off a quick kinky scribble in honor of the fact I came through a rough migraine today and found myself turned on and thinking about big tits. Like you do.

Skip to the story content section if you want to jump right in.

Y’all know I’m on a bimbofication kink adventure lately, mostly as a way to cope with all the times in my life I need to be a Strong Intelligent Powerful Woman™ because that shit is exhausting. Now more than ever.

I don’t think all my work from here on out will be bimbo-y but in the meantime, it sure is nice to relax into a “no thoughts, only happy sexy times” kind of fantasy. And I’ll admit, in the context of a migraine making it hard to think, there’s some comfort in imagining a situation where others might find a brain foggy mental state to be cute, even an appealing attribute.

One serious note: if you have vivid size feelings and migraines, please know that the two can sometimes be related and it may help to get things checked out. Read more here about my experience with Alice in Wonderland Syndrome or AiWS, and my neurologist who has also experienced it before herself. If you feel this stuff too, you’re not alone.

(Does anyone out there know good plugins for WordPress to offer Dark Mode, either for editing behind the scenes or letting readers toggle to a dark mode? It sure would help on migraine days. I’m thinking of changing the color scheme of my website to make it more accessible with light text on a dark background. Can’t believe I never thought of that before.)

If you enjoy this story you will probably like Candy’s Girlboss Time Out. I also have some other fun sapphic stories like Carried Away, A Sparkly Femme Size Orgy, Tiny Spa Day, and Dare You Not To Grow. There might be others I’m forgetting (see the aforementioned migraine-brain) so you can look through my tag cloud or browse all stories.

 

 

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Kinky Scribbles Congrats for 2025!A sketch of a hand holding a pencil drawing abstract shapes. Text reads September #KinkyScribble, A Kinky Scribble is a flash-fiction writing/drawing exercise to help kinky creatives produce content in a short amount of time.

Kinky Scribbles Congrats for 2025!

Published by mightytinygiant on October 1, 2025

“Elle, look how big the contest is growing! It’s bursting through the proverbial ceiling!” – Njord

 

Congratulations to the many participants of my third annual September Kinky Scribble Challenge! While we can write kinky scribbles at any time of the year, it’s fun to try and make a collective effort like this. The goal of the event was to help people write and release stories quickly to help build confidence and have fun seeing what we could create.

I am absolutely AMAZED at the turnout this year! Last year we had seven participants and nine stories. This year, 31 writers worked for far more than 60.5 hours to write 33 different stories with a whopping 46 scribbles for a record-breaking total of 70,942 words!

I’d like to give some special recognition for one writer, Butcher @bitchcassidys, who had the absolutely brilliant idea to use the challenge structure to write a 17K-word story in 14 separate scribbles over 14 days. I did a genuine double-take when I realized what you had tried! It never occurred to me anyone would write a long-form story in short scribble-bursts, but I think you had a fantastic idea. I am so delighted!

Again and again, I kept hearing from people that this community challenge helped them find motivation and even break through writer’s block by lowering the stakes and focusing on fun. The deadline doesn’t hurt, either! Well. You know what I mean. Regardless, it made me so happy and so proud to witness more than two dozen people having fun with writing and sharing what they created.

Since the start of the community challenge in 2023, together we have written 112,176 words across 57 different stories.

Wonderful work, everyone!

 

Participants

Please join me in celebrating and supporting these writers by reading their work and sharing it to your friends!

If you’re able, please consider following them on social media and sending a tip, a Kofi, or subscribing to their Patreons. Now more than ever, we must support the creative people in our community!

In alphabetical order by author:

 

Don’t see your story listed here? Check that you followed my parameters, like including content tags and posting it someplace public where I could find the hashtag.

Something I discovered this year: Blusky may be hiding some posts from me in search results due to muted words. (I incorrectly assumed it would show me the posts with the grey opt in message, but apparently in searches it omits those results altogether if you have the word muted.) In light of this, I’d love extra help tracking down any I missed!

You can comment below, message me on Blusky or email me if you know of any stories that belong here. (Or if you spot any errors above.)

Next year I plan to figure out a good anonymous survey for people to submit titles, links, wordcounts, and hours worked. (I ruled out Google Forms this year because I didn’t want people to have to submit their emails.) In the future I will do my best to make a better system so no story gets left behind!

Reminder: this is not a contest and I have some hard limits due to past trauma, so I will not be reading all the stories. I have no way to vet all the authors or confirm the tags are correct. I will only include links to public stories, and stories that offer content tags. For accessibility and consent, if your stories include themes from the Top 16 Content Tags and you do not tag them, I will not share those until you add tags at the start of the story. I reserve the right to not feature a story for any reason.

 

Success? Failure? Progress! A flowchart

Here’s a handy flow-chart for anyone who has complicated feelings about the outcome of this year’s September Kinky Scribble challenge. Spoiler: I’m proud of you no matter the outcome!

A flowchart discussing outcomes of trying a Kinky Scribble, with three main branches of possibility. All of them end with different encouraging perspectives. Try a #KinkyScribble! Option 1: You wrote a scene, gave it minimal edits, & shared it within 24 hrs. Hooray! You created a Kinky Scribble! Good work! Enjoy your dopamine. Option 2: You started writing & didn’t like the outcome enough to share it. Oh no! Did I fail at Kinky Scribbles? Are you interested in the words you wrote? If Yes: Hooray! You have a good start on a story that interests you and could become a longer/more polished project. Good work! Enjoy your inspiration & head start. If No: That's okay. Want to try again? If Yes: go back to the start. If No: That’s okay, too. Did you write words that you wouldn’t have written otherwise? If No: Literally don’t know how you could get to that answer in this flowchart, but go off I guess. If you wrote words, I’m proud of you. If Yes: Hooray! You wrote words! No matter how you feel about those words, nobody can take away from you the fact that you made progress today. Good work! Enjoy your boosted confidence. Option 3: You started writing & realized this story wants more words, more time, &/or more edits than you can manage in 24 hours. How are you feeling about that? Option 3.1: Oh no! Did I fail at Kinky Scribbles? (Go back to progression of Option 2) Option 3.2: Oh cool! I’m curious, what else can I do with this? Hooray! You have a good start on a story that interests you and could become a longer/more polished project. Good work! Enjoy your inspiration & head start.

 

Elle, where’s your scribble? A lesson learned

You may have noticed that for the first time, my own name is missing from the list of participants! Well, I wrote a story, but then I realized something that I will be incorporating into my suggestions for future years. Let me explain.

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2025 September Kinky Scribble ChallengeA sketch of a hand holding a pencil drawing abstract shapes. Text reads September #KinkyScribble, A Kinky Scribble is a flash-fiction writing/drawing exercise to help kinky creatives produce content in a short amount of time.

2025 September Kinky Scribble Challenge

Published by mightytinygiant on August 31, 2025

Announcing the third annual September Kinky Scribble challenge!

Back in 2023 I decided to run an informal size kink writing challenge for myself and anyone in the community interested in participating. It was a blast, so I decided to keep it going as an annual event. I’m amazed to report that collectively since the challenge began, we have put in roughly 40 hours of writing time and a cumulative 41,234 words!

The strategy of a Kinky Scribble is to produce creative content in a short amount of time, give it minimal edits and some content tags, then release it into the wild for others to enjoy.

Think of a Kinky Scribble as the writing equivalent of a quick pencil sketch. You could turn it into an oil painting with a lot of time and effort, or you can have fun sketching it, sharing it, and then move onto your next project.

Parameters

The goal of the challenge is to write one or more stories within the month of September, using the Kinky Scribble format:

  • must be at least 500 words long, no max limit
  • cannot be written with the use of “generative AI”
  • can be flash fiction, a vignette, or prose poetry
  • can be NSFW or SFW
  • write it quickly
  • give it minimal edits
  • add content tags, esp. the most important Top 17 Tags
  • share it publicly within 24 hours:
    • include #SeptKinkyScribble so I can find it
    • (optional) mention wordcount & how long it took you
  • (optional) comment below or email me a link to ensure your stories are featured in my Oct 1 blog post*

You can focus on writing one, two, ten, or try for as many stories as you can make before September 30! There’s no story limit and no upper wordcount limit.

Share your story wherever you usually post your work, and include the hashtag #SeptKinkyScribble. On October 1st I will scour the internet to see what you have all shared that I can feature on my blog.

Common places size kink writers publish are: their own blogs/websites, DeviantArt, Tumblr, Cohost, Giantess World, Giantess City, Outsized (the successor to Coiled Fist), Daddy’s Dollhouse, Archive of Our Own (AO3), Literotica, FanFiction.net, Amazon’s Kindle Direct Publishing, Smashwords, in a long BlueSky thread, or, as a last resort, a Google Doc with open viewing permissions and a link shared to social media. Remember that private forums like Giantess City and Daddy’s Dollhouse aren’t fully public. Be careful to check a platform’s terms of service about X-rated content and how they might legally or illegally take user’s work to train generative AI software.

At the end of the challenge, my plan is to make a blog post and a list of links to stories for people who participated. Again, comment below or email me the link to your story if you want to be included.

Let’s see how much we can create in the next month!

*Important: this is not a contest and I have some hard limits due to past trauma, so I will not be reading all the stories. In my blog post celebrating our work at the end of the month, I will only include links to public stories, and stories that offer content tags. For accessibility and consent, if your stories include themes from the Top 17 Content Tags and you do not tag them, I will not share those until you add tags at the start of the story. I reserve the right to not feature a story for any reason.

 

Deadline & Countdown Timer

Edit: The challenge has been so popular this year that I’m adding a countdown timer to the deadline, which I’m setting to the very last minute of September in my time zone: 11:59pm CST on Tuesday, September 30th, 2025.

How many stories can we scribble together until the deadline?

 

What can I write about?

Stories can be SFW or NSFW. It can have lots of sex or no sex, comfy cuddles or dark themes, or something you find erotic or adorable or both or neither. You can write a simple vignette—a brief scene without a full plot—but if you have a plot arc in mind, then by all means go ahead!

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Candy’s Girlboss Night Off: Chapter 4A graphic that has sparkles and text like a neon sign reading "Candy's Girlboss Night Off," with a photo of a light-skinned hand with a pink manicure holding a pink lollipop.

Candy’s Girlboss Night Off: Chapter 4

Published by mightytinygiant on July 12, 2025

I’m pleased to present the final chapter of Candy’s Girlboss Night Off for all my readers out there who need a break.

This is my favorite and spiciest of the chapters. I’m also sharing some artwork I made below!

One last big, bouncy thanks to my patient and kind beta reader, my partner pseudoclever, for all your help with this story! And for holding space for my writing anxiety, mental health ups and downs, and as I navigated what meaning I could make from the fact that I am an intelligent woman who wants to stop thinking. I wish I didn’t need extra support to see a story through to, uh, climax, but it’s okay to need help sometimes. (You ever read the acknowledgements at the back of a book? Most writers need lots of help!)

See the first chapter here, along with an essay on:

  • bigger tits and breast expansion
  • where you can find real-life pussy plugs for $25 like the one in this story
  • a behind-the-scenes look at writing a first-person POV bimbofication story that doesn’t sacrifice evocative language

Skip to the story content section if you want to jump right in.

 

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Candy’s Girlboss Night Off: Chapter 3A graphic that has sparkles and text like a neon sign reading "Candy's Girlboss Night Off," with a photo of a light-skinned hand with a pink manicure holding a pink lollipop.

Candy’s Girlboss Night Off: Chapter 3

Published by mightytinygiant on July 6, 2025

Today I’m releasing Chapter 3 of Candy’s Girlboss Night Off because it’s been a very long weekend already (I’m not going to go into that here) and I’m really ready to give my brain a break from thinking about difficult things.

This is shortest chapter of the four, but I need it today, anyway. It’s spicier than the first two, as well!

Also, the magical sex toy I based this story off of is made by Uberrime, which is having a sale: 15% off all Uberrime toys with code “SUMMER.” Ends on Monday!

See the first chapter here, along with an essay on:

  • bigger tits and breast expansion
  • where you can find real-life pussy plugs for $25 like the one in this story
  • a behind-the-scenes look at writing a first-person POV bimbofication story that doesn’t sacrifice evocative language

Skip to the story content section if you want to jump right in.

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Candy’s Girlboss Night Off: Chapter 2A graphic that has sparkles and text like a neon sign reading "Candy's Girlboss Night Off," with a photo of a light-skinned hand with a pink manicure holding a pink lollipop.

Candy’s Girlboss Night Off: Chapter 2

Published by mightytinygiant on June 30, 2025

Can you believe I’m already back with Chapter 2? The feedback from the first chapter was so lovely I decided that I don’t want to wait to make my readers “live vicariously through Candy,” as SizeFreakBella put it.

Besides, today is the last day of Pride Month! Bring on the sapphic size kink erotica!

See the first chapter here, along with an essay on:

  • bigger tits and breast expansion
  • where you can find real-life pussy plugs for $25 like the one in this story
  • a behind-the-scenes look at writing a first-person POV bimbofication story that doesn’t sacrifice evocative language

Skip to the story content section if you want to jump right in.

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Continue readingCandy’s Girlboss Night Off: Chapter 2
Candy’s Girlboss Night Off: Chapter 1A graphic that has sparkles and text like a neon sign reading "Candy's Girlboss Night Off," with a photo of a light-skinned hand with a pink manicure holding a pink lollipop.

Candy’s Girlboss Night Off: Chapter 1

Published by mightytinygiant on June 28, 2025

Happy Pride Month to all my queer and trans friends! What a hellacious time to be alive. Since everyone I care about is struggling, myself included, I decided I wanted to offer something comforting. (I won’t be talking politics in this post, but I do offer empathy, a pep talk, and action items here.)

I hope you’ll enjoy Candy’s Girlboss Night Off, since I wrote it to be cheerful, fun, loving, and full of sapphic size kink sex.

I’m releasing the story in four chapters, roughly 8200 words. I had hoped to release it all during Pride Month. But at least I’m starting it in Pride Month. I’m cutting myself some slack and will be going at whatever pace feels best for my mental health. (If you need permission to do the same, I hereby grant you all the permission you need. Imagine me as a tiny “Angelle” on your shoulder saying, it’s good to take care of yourself.)

Skip to the story content section if you want to jump right in.

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