I didn’t know where else to put this…

You're not a wimp, Rock.  You're a guy with common sense.  :-

Like my own writing shows, I've got little to no use for women, fictional or not, with  muscles the size of boulders, and hearts, souls and consciences the size of sand grains.

Glad to see we're both on the same page.

Am I really a wimp for being afraid of muscle women who don't know their strength or want to use it to control or kill men, like some of the women in the fiction section I hear about or even regular women who are skilled in fighting arts and only want to use that knowledge to beat men up for no reason instead of self defense and defending their friends?

I like muscle women who can control their strength and don't want to hurt men.  And just want to be friendly and find a companion, so they don't feel lonely.  Know what I'm saying?

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😉 Hmmm, I guess y'all are not reading my current story, Mutual Growth, located in the Other Growth Fiction forum or that of my friend Cashia, The Giantization of Emily – and its sequel The Giantization of Emily II, hers being of the Gentle Giantess genre, located in the Tall & Giantess Fiction forum.  Give 'em a try, you might be pleasantly surprised . . .  8)

I read that Emily story…but I don't know about Mutual Growth….can you give me a quick overview of what it's about?

Hmmm, I thought my intro-header explained it all:

As you might have guessed from the title, this is a male and female growth couples story – and comes complete with everything: one Titan superhero, one Titaness superheroine, several Deities, one outraged Giant bent on revenge, one supergenius scientist and a squad of well-armed Amazons.

Oh, and supporting cast of tens of thousands . . .  😉

But since you ask, Mutual Growth is part of my ongoing and ever expanding series of Multiverse stories.  In this case, it's part alt-history, part sci-fantasy, part superheroic comic book and part romance.  It involves the muscular growth transformations of both the main male and female characters – as well as a gigantic one for villain of the story.  There are a few supporting characters that you might recognize from animated cartoons or certain characters from the comic books – though not cut from whole cloth, variants of them, if you will.

The sexual content is suggestive, rather then overt – a fade to black scene being my preference for this novel.  There is some moments of violence, and given the circumstances of what they experience as newly reborn superbeings, I think appropriate if the story and, critically so, the evolutional development of the characters was to have any meaning within the context of the totality of the storyline.

I hope this is of assistance and without ruining the story for you – but as I said, give it a try, you might be pleasantly surprised.  8)