I just thought I’d collect these here because it comes up once in a while. Enter these in Google Calendar or write them in every time you buy a planner. Hell, tattoo them on your arm if that helps.

Where did they come from? Who made them up? Well, all words are made up, so that’s useless to ask. As for their origins, who can say. I posted a poll on Int’l Tiny Day and no one opposed, so there we are. I know why Int’l Giantess Day was established, and it is sacrosanct and inviolable. Vore Day was a long-standing tradition because August is the eighth month, so 8/8 sounds like “ate-ate” (in English). People use Vore Day to create illustrations and stories appropriate to the holiday, and I’d like to see that for the other holidays but you can’t legislate morality.

Size Archive Memorial commemorates November 3, 1994, when user “lambert” first proposed the formation of alt.sex.fetish.size in Usenet (thank you, Solomon G, for sharing this item!). We use this time to recognize others who have labored to build archives and libraries of Size-related material and resources, preserving our considerable legacy.

Click the name of the holiday to add it to your Google Calendar.

We’re still looking for agreed-upon dates for International Giant Day and Hug a Giantess Day. If anyone has very strong feelings about these, please let me know. Also, someone suggested gender-neutral Hug a Biggo Day/Int’l Biggo Day, so those are up for grabs as well. (Of course the Bigs feel they need more days than the Tinies get. What can you do.)


Photo by Anete Lusina from Pexels

15 responses to “Size Dates”

  1. I seem to recall that November 10 was selected because that is when Gulliver is supposed to have been shipwrecked in Brobdingnag. Do I have that right?

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    1. Would that it were so: Wikipedia claims Gulliver sighted that land on June 16, 1703. I never would’ve thought to look for that date otherwise. Maybe that should be the Int’l Biggos Day?

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      1. These dates seem to exhibit an ungainly estival clustering. Something in January, perhaps?

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  2. I would have imagined National Ass Day (October 17) would qualify to include buttcrush, no? That’s how I celebrate it anyway.

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    1. Then that’s going on the list. Can’t believe I didn’t know when Natl Ass Day was (besides every minute of every day).

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      1. I’ve said stuff about it before on Twitter, but I have the date as October 20th. I’ll have to dig deep and find out more accurate info.

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        1. Some of y’all have enough ass for four days.

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          1. I find your lack of reverence disturbing. You’re part of the tiny alliance and a traitor!

            (To an empty room:) TAKE HIM AWAY!

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        2. A-ha! October 17th is National Ass Day, and the 20th is International Ass Day. Both sound good to me.

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