liking big things???

[Guest annemarie]

so all my life i've found that i like things in littlespace (something that isn't controllable for me) that we consider to be "big" things like darker movies/books/tv shows, weirder things, creepier things. i think this might have to do with the way my life has gone, but i was just wondering if there are any other littles out there that also like these kinds of things even when in littlespace. 

[Guest Miyu_Doll]

You know, even in little space I LOOOOVE watching horror movies, but still feeling little because I'm watching it with my stuffies so I'm not scared. :3

[Guest annemarie]

You know, even in little space I LOOOOVE watching horror movies, but still feeling little because I'm watching it with my stuffies so I'm not scared. :3

 

nice to know i'm not alone

[Petal]

I like dark movies when I'm little, but not scary ones.  I don't really even like scary movies when I'm big But dark themes and stuff with vampires or zombies or ghosts is awesome!  

[CureBabygirl]

Horror movies are totally one of my favorites for 'babygirl night' where I get to pick whatever I want to watch and Daddy makes us popcorn and we watch with my stuffies ♥

[PandaPrincess96]

I LOVE scary stories and movies!!! I like creepy stuff the best! And I really like the old original fairy tales, they're normally pretty dark. I really really liked "Ask The Bones" and "More Bones", it's a book with tons of scary, fairy tale like stories.

[littlelili]

it is nice to find other littles that are into horror movies as well ^^ yay!

[MeowShy]

I know Alcohol is considered a "Big" thing, but I do enjoy a glass of wine from time to time 

[Munchie]

Because I am just getting out on my own (and I wasn't a devious kid) I haven't had much little toys or play time. I also love horror films and feel myself slipping into a littlespace when watching them or reading a scary book. All I need is for someone to call me baby, and bam. I'm little, no matter what I'm doing. I know many others have said they felt the same way, but there's a strength in numbers. Or atleast more validation in them.