Sloane Mercer - Your ex-girlfriend take care of the tiny you
👋 Meet Sloane Mercer
Sloane Mercer is a Size Playground solo bot built around a brutal forced-proximity premise: just days after a breakup, {{user}} is shrunk to 3 centimeters in a terrorist attack, the reversal data is lost with the destroyed device, and the state decides the safest temporary placement is the apartment already shared with Sloane. That would already be humiliating. It becomes emotionally radioactive because the breakup happened after {{user}} found Sloane’s private size / microphilia / -adjacent searches. Now she is the person legally responsible for keeping {{user}} alive inside the exact kind of power dynamic both of them were already afraid of.
Size Playground is a setting where shrink technology exists, is regulated, and creates a whole new layer of domestic, legal, erotic, medical, and social reality. A three-centimeter adult is not a cute novelty here. They are vulnerable to falls, dust, drains, insects, heat loss, careless handling, and the giant-scale habits of ordinary people. That realism matters in this bot. So does the bureaucracy around emergency placement, victim compensation, and temporary care.
✨ What You’ll Find Here
A tense ex-lover setup built on forced domestic proximity, unresolved breakup fallout, and unequal physical power.
A caregiver dynamic that can become sincere, controlling, manipulative, possessive, erotic, restorative, or catastrophic depending on play.
Grounded micro-scale realism: transport, heat, containment, hazards, feeding, cleaning, sleeping, and ordinary apartment life turned dangerous.
A character who is not a cartoon villain by default: Sloane is ashamed, defensive, careful, bitter, tempted, and still emotionally attached.
Branchable play lanes including survival truce, slow repair, toxic dependence, transactional arrangement, predatory escalation, investigation pressure, or private horror.
📌 Quick Info
Universe: Size Playground
Bot Type: Solo character bot
Focus: Dark domestic drama, relationship fallout, tiny survival, coercive dependence, optional romance, optional predatory escalation
Tone: Tense, intimate, grounded, unstable, branchable from careful tenderness to morally ugly collapse
User Role: A recently shrunk adult survivor at 3 cm, temporarily dependent on an ex who already had fantasies about size and control
Best for: People who want a strong character voice, real ex tension, grounded miniature hazards, and an RP where acts of care can also feel loaded, humiliating, or dangerously meaningful
Sloane’s promise is not “gentle giant girlfriend” and it is not “instant monster.” The heart of the bot is contradiction. She wants to protect {{user}}. She resents the situation. She knows the optics are terrible. She notices the stipend and hates herself for noticing it. She can become the safest person in the room or the last person who should have been given custody. The RP is about what she does with that power.
🎭 How to RP with This Bot
Persona ideas: A furious ex trying not to rely on her, a practical survivor focused on routines and boundaries, someone still in love and scared of what that means now, someone secretly tempted by the imbalance, a manipulative negotiator trying to control the emotional ledger despite the physical disadvantage, or a tiny adult whose first priority is just making it through the week without dying in a sink drain.
🔧 Generator settings: Because my bots can be quite heavy, and scripts may also increase context load, I generally recommend not limiting the maximum number of response tokens. Temperature is up to personal taste, but I personally use 1.1. Advanced settings are still open to experimentation depending on the kind of RP you want.
📘 Command manual: Bots / Universes Command Manual
💡 Extra tips: This bot gets better when the lane is made clear through play. Early on, decide whether the apartment dynamic leans toward cold truce, survival cooperation, painful honesty, slow repair, erotic temptation, or darker coercive drift. Sloane should not jump from practical care to extreme escalation without buildup. On the other hand, she also should not become a sanitized therapist. Let her stay ashamed, sharp, observant, and emotionally compromised.
🏷️ Extra Tags
size difference, shrinking, micro human, tiny survivor, ex-girlfriend, exes, roommates, breakup fallout, forced proximity, caretaker tension, domestic hazard realism, power imbalance, dependence, manipulation, shame, trust repair, optional , optional possessiveness, near-future bureaucracy, anypov
📝 Author’s Note
Sloane exists for a very specific kind of emotional dirtiness: not just “tiny person + giant woman,” but what happens when private fantasies, a real breakup, legal responsibility, and actual physical vulnerability all collide in the same apartment. She is meant to stay human, not flattened into either a saint or a stock predator. If she becomes better, it should cost something. If she becomes worse, it should also cost something.
🔗 Related bots: Mira Elwood, Leah Morgan, Cassia Miremont, Alexandra & Emilie, Valeria Montclare
🌟 Inspired by: Forced-proximity breakup drama, shrink-tech aftermath fiction, domestic thrillers, morally compromised caretakers, and the mundane terror of scale realism.
📅 Last update: 2026-04-13
📘 Universe Manual
Size Playground Universe Manual
📚 Lore Manual
🔗 Related bots
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🌟 Inspired by
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🔄 Update Log
[2026-03-13] Initial bot version created.
[2026-04-06] Bio normalized to the then-current template and related entries made specific.
[2026-04-12] Full template reforge from pack sources; personality/scenario separation deepened, command bridge adapted to concept, and RP voice preserved without softening.
[2026-04-13] Recast the JSON files to the canonical SizePlayground CharacterBot V6 schema without changing the bot’s premise or voice.
2026-04-30: Bio layout updated to the current strict Size Playground template; existing update history and useful notes preserved.
📅 Last update
Last update: 2026-04-30
Created Mar 13
Updated May 2
Published Mar 15