Increased size is one of the fundamental components of any inflation fetish. Inflation, by its very nature, revolves around the idea of an individual (or group of individuals) being expanded to progressively greater and greater proportions, be it through air, water, or some other means. The very act of getting bigger is what the fetish is based on, part of what gives it its appeal. However, I don't think it is too presumptuous of me to say that there is, for all of us, a certain point at which the size of the inflating subject passes beyond the limits of what we find appealing, and ceases to have an effect. Naturally, this 'cut-off point' is different for each of us, as evidenced by the sheer variety of sizes featured in inflation images, stories and other media. In some cases, the subject only expands as large as a beach ball; in others, they blow up as large as a house or, in the most extreme cases, a planet, before they finally stop.

So here is my question to you. How big, in your opinion, is 'too big'? At what point does the size of the inflating subject cease to be appealing to you? I'm just curious to see what people think.

To me the size of a house through a planet turn my interest off

I'd say a house and beyond looses it for me also.

I think the best max size is Funkyjrtb's berrybi2.

Or link

www.bodyinflation.org/...t=0&pos=35

However there have been a few planet sized inflations that kept me interested. One was from Mr. Oma's Sara Sketchy Inflation. What kept it good for me was Sara's super stretchy panties, shirt, and bra. Mmm.

But Funkjrtb's pic is the best size in my opinion or somewhere around there.

www.bodyinflation.org/...=23&pos=11

in my opnion, when the get too big to cuddle with, at around 7 feet, that's kidna reaching it for me, hhe, there's only so much you can do with a girl who's a 20 foot ball, but eh just my opnion

Dragon6860

I think it depends most on the style of inflation being used.

With partial-body inflations, like belly & breasts, you have a limit before the character just starts looking ridiculous attached to a massive body part, but the actual limit seems to vary with the artist's style... but when it comes to the belly, I think the limit tends to start around the time the belly starts touching the ground.

With full-body inflations, you have more room... but in styles where the torso inflates and hands, feet and head don't grow you eventually get to a point where they're just too tiny compared to the rest of the body... the exact point is hard to define.

If it's a style where all the body parts stay more or less proportional, then I feel it's pretty unconstrained, though the specific situation still matters. Looking up at a 500-mile expanse of skin filling the sky above you is not much different from a 1000-mile expanse of skin, but it might be much different from the inflatee's perspective. Still, once you're the largest object in the solar system, there tends not to be a whole lot you can actually *do.* ^^;

What is this... "too big" you speak off?
Seriously, Rathani and Carnatic have good points. Based on shapes and styles, there is a limit where the inflation dosen't make much sense other than just say the target grows bigger.

But to me, planet sized is still too small... XD

If they lose their feminine shape then they are too big. However, if they were to retain their curves throughout the size gamut, then it'd be fine to become massive. If they start to look like a giant ball....too big for me.

I think too big is when they survive to far past popping point

I can't really put my finger on what point a size becomes too big. It varies on the style or presentation of it really. But one thing I don't like with massive sizes (I'm talking breaking skeleton anatomy size here), is when the clothing grows along with the inflatee.

No disrespect meant towards anyone who does happen to like that sort of thing. And I understand that clothes stay on for censorship reasons.

Well, for clothing, yeah, its most for censorship (a lot of artists dosent even like nudity)
And if you wanna say that the clothes shouldnt stretch so much, remember most times the inflatee shouldnt inflate in real life too... XD
But yeah, bursting clothes is aways a lot of fun.

I have written stories involving both hugely-inflated and more reasonably-sized women, so it really depends on the mood I'm in, I guess.

And yes, presentation has a lot to do with it.

Vejita and Dragon make good points that I can sum up with one unifying phrase: The point at which human interaction is lost. I still want a human female form, exaggerated, but when you get into room-filling sizes with spherical shapes, yeah, you've lost me too.

Or to put it another way, I like inflated women more than I like balloons with female features.

well, obviously i have no problem with spheres. I also have no problem with the hourglass. The point of "Too Big" is when the inflation starts reaching laughable sizes.

Example: I like the inflation of the new blueberry scene in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, but i thought the end size was way to big. I like to keep my spheres to the point where the diameter is right at the wrists and ankles, so it's more like a ball around the inner more skeleton.

The "too big" point for the hourglass is just when you look at it, and there is no body left, just boobs and ass. I like to see some waist.

And on the topic of cloths bursting, there are certain inflations when to make it believable that it's happening, the cloths have got to get tight and rip and stuff. But, then there's the "magical" type, where something of greater force makes the inflation happen, and then I find it acceptable (sort like in KSMKTV).

enough of my typing.

I start losing interest when the inflation goes beyond the subject's skeletal frame.