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NTA but if we scale up the giantess linearly, wouldn't that mean that the force required to kill her would scale up in tune with the square cubed law too, even assuming the tensile/compressive strength of her body increases with the square cubed law too? I'm barely following what's going on here, but I think that was the argument he was making.

Alternatively, while the mathematics of giantess is hot, have we considered the mathematics of shrinking?
>One centimeter tall
>A paperclip weighs as much as a literal ton to you considering the density of steel
>Weakness of your size is exponentially exacerbated by forces you don't even consider
>Regular sized girl is baffled by your inability to lift up almost any small household object despite looking easily liftable at your size, because of the density of things being something we rarely think about with things so small
I rarely see that stuff written in size smut. Only writer I can remember writing about shit like that was JellyTea, and it was hot as fuck details