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They seem complex and unnecessary. The applications I’ve built at work or home have never used any ORM and many of them haven’t been even Object-oriented. Is it depenpable about size when they can be useful. How to determine how big a application should be when they be useful?
There is no Silver Bullet. I am sure you must have heard it a lot of times. But its true. ORM is useful due to Object-Relational Impedance mismatch.
ORM allow you to think or program database in YOUR programming language.