Well Built.
A notable component of my attraction to the world of macrophilia is the way that trivial or unnoticed things are regarded differently when their size is dramatically increased. It's commonly dealt with in shrinking-centric literature, movies or TV - something small and inconsequential, say a hair clip or a needle, is now a large, cumbersome object you can barely carry, and these newfound properties clash with your former reality. For me, a feminine object scaled up provokes a greater reaction still, as the connotations commonly associated with such items - being petite, delicate or in some way softer or gentler - are turned on their head by the object instead being large, heavy and imposing.
At the risk of making sweeping generalisations, this idea can itself be extended to the fact that women are often still viewed, rightly or wrongly, as intrinsically weaker, and women who are strong, athletic and confident are often accused of being too 'masculine'. In the case of macrophilia, I particularly enjoy the fact that, feminine or otherwise, any woman would be powerful, imposing and dominant if she were enlarged (or someone else shrank). I'm drawn to muscular, tall women at normal size anyway, and I am especially drawn to the idea that these women subvert expectations physically or behaviourally, but often still dress or wear make-up in a way that forges femininity with their vigour, strength and size. The colour pink, dresses, skirt, long hair and high heels invariably act as triggers for me, and when paired with someone physically powerful, and on top of that physically much larger than I am, well, it's an intoxicating mix.
Here, I've depicted a very muscular Alpha lady who vaguely resembles an oversized April Hunter. Her enormous frame is barely kept in check by a short, tightly-stretched dress, and she's wearing makeup, jewellery, and very tall high heels - like she's been out on a date with some Alpha stud. To a small, unathletic man she represents absolutely everything he is not; she's an unstoppable avalanche of feminine power... wearing a very pretty dress.
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