Crushing Dreams In Candice’s Office
Length: 36.00 minutes Size: 1580.93 MB Format: MP4
Candice, a towering giantess and therapist, had a unique approach to her sessions. Today, her client, a tiny man, brought in his dream journal—an extensive list of vivid dreams he’d been experiencing. The session was unlike any other, as Candice, with her calming presence, guided him into a deep trance. Shrunk down to a minuscule size for the session, her client was now no larger than an insect, sitting on the glass table in front of her. As she read the description of his dreams, Candice couldn’t help but notice a recurring theme: many of his dreams involved her, or rather, her immense size. One particularly unsettling dream stood out to her—he had dreamed of her towering above him, her giant feet slowly crushing him like a cricket under her foot. He described the terrifying sensation of being small and vulnerable beneath her massive, unrelenting soles. Candice, always professional, responded thoughtfully. “It’s not unusual to have dreams where you feel small, or overwhelmed by someone in a position of power,” she explained, her voice gentle but with a tinge of curiosity. Meanwhile, Candice’s focus on the session didn't waver, but her own hands were busy, seemingly absent-minded. She was crushing crickets with her big feet—an activity she often did to relax while reflecting on her clients' words. In her office, the glass table became the surface for this unusual habit. A zip-lock bag full of crickets sat nearby, and Candice, without thinking, casually crushed one at a time, crushing them beneath her giant feet, the tiny creatures squishing under her enormous soles. As her client, still in his trance, described his dream of being crushed, Candice’s massive foot came down once again, pressing the crickets with a satisfying crunch. The sound of the crickets' bodies breaking beneath her feet was almost rhythmic as she continued with the session, her gentle movements contrasted by the crushing weight of her size. To her, it was an ordinary action—something she did to unwind—but for her client, still in his tiny form, it felt surreal, the powerful motions of her feet making him feel even smaller and more vulnerable than before. Candice noticed the client was enjoying every moment of this. “You may feel trapped or powerless in some of these dreams," she said, her tone still soothing. As the session continued, Candice’s calming presence and the rhythm of her actions—her gentle crushing of crickets—seemed to merge in a way that made the tiny man feel both terrified and oddly comforted, as though the very thing he fantasized was also something he needed to confront in order to move past his dreams. (Candice also crushes without the bags in the video under glass)