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I've been discussing a "Hung Women of History" story, with a bit of fun casting women like Cleopatra, Mary Shelley, etc, as rediculously hyper-sized futas. I'd love to get some suggestions for historical ladies that would be fun to include in this alternate history. Please comment if you got some!

Also considering a giantess/breast size-focused thing, but I'll start here for now.

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Aly Dal

Does any of doug wingers women count ?

Aaron Neumann

... Sophia the Great, though you might know her better as CATHRINE the Great. Born from minor German nobility, abused by her mother, met Fredrick der Grosse, went to Russia to meet Elizabeth the Great of Russia, married an old friend, now-husband keeps screwing up, and takes over Russia with accolades.

William Mayberry

For some reason I'm overflowing with suggestions on this one. Marie Curie, Amelia Earhart (cause working around the plane could be interesting), Lady Godiva (cause the nakedness horseback ride, imagine her getting hung enough the horse collapses or something), just about anyone who cross dressed to sail with pirates or otherwise (there are a few more confirmed examples) or cross dressed to join militaries (while a trope in historical fiction it's often because of the semi confirmed accounts of such)

Phen

Marie Curie was on my list for a suggestion for someone actively growing a lot larger (with the radium and all). Godiva's a fun idea! Also had a pirate lady suggested to me. And this whole thing started out from a note about Jeanne d'arc and the reason she wore pants. Earhart could be fun, though would really have to be before going into the insane ranges of size, haha.

Phen

Yeah, I thought her name would qualify her. I'll need to read up a little on the history though!

muse

Elizabeth Bathory/Carmilla, now bathing in cum rather than blood.

Tazel

Marie Antoinette, Betsy Ross, Sacagawea, Joan of Arc, Susan B. Anthony, Florence Nightingale, Mary Queen of Scots, Mata Hari, Marilyn Monroe...

MinionOfGruumsh

Well, there's Hatshepsut, the (apparently second) woman pharaoh of Ancient Egypt, around whom masculine features and descriptions are used to reconcile a woman being in the position of Pharaoh. (And whose legacy has concerted efforts to be erased/destroyed following her reign.)

CallMeCJ_

Albert Einstein's wife contributed to his work a fair bit, but goes largely uncredited. That could be a cool one to use.

Thought Prism

Seconding Amelia Earhart with the incredibly stupid addition that the plane is actually powered by the recoil of her cumshots instead of an engine (she sits backwards).

W C Purdy

- Tomoe Gozen, the female Samurai who fought in the Genpei War. - Calamity Jane, the American Fronteirswoman, scout, and sharpshooter - Anne Bonny and Mary Read, a pair of famous female pirates - Boudicca, the female general who united the celtic tribes against the Romans. - Amanirenas, the one-eyed Nubian queen of Kush who halted the Romans' campaign into Africa.

Li Melleaux

Joan of Arc has been noted before, but she *must* be given her recognition. It's only fair to one of the most influential women in the world.

Phen

She will be, have no fear. (Though given my lack of historical knowledge, my treatment might be a bit shallow. Her dick size won't be, though :p )

Parallacks

Well, if you want to go super early, you could tell the tale of Eve in Adam and Eve, and how she bred the world by flooding the garden and the world around with her cumshots. Or if you want something a little more recent, you can try Laura Secord instead.

Phen

I really like that idea. Though I wonder if it won't make a bit of confusion to mix myth into history, from the framing of it.