I guess you're one of those persons who think that girls who use strap-ons are not lesbians. Because otherwise it's hard for me to understand how it differs from futanari.
Hmm?
Strap-on:
"A
strap-on dildo (also
strap-on) is a
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designed to be worn, usually with a
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, during
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Harnesses and dildos are made in a wide variety of styles, with variations in how the harness fits the wearer, how the dildo attaches to the harness, as well as various features intended to facilitate stimulation of the wearer or a sexual partner.
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Strap-on dildos are most frequently used by
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women (or
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), but can be used by people of any
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or
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A strap-on dildo can be used for a wide variety of sexual activities, including
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,
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,
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,
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, or
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.
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can be used to ease insertion."
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Leather[
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Leather is comfortable and adjusts to the wearer's body, but still is strong. Leather is harder to clean and requires more work to maintain than other materials.
Cloth[
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Cloth is used mostly for clothing harnesses such as corsets and other lingerie, although is occasionally used by extremely inexpensive harnesses.
Plastic[
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Some harnesses are made with soft plastic, such as flexible
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. These are often available in colors besides traditional black, and may be completely transparent (not possible with other materials). They may be less comfortable than other materials, and may be difficult to make fit well. They are very easy to clean and fairly robust.
Latex, rubber and PVC[
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harnesses usually cover the entire area, rather than just using straps. They tend to be medium-priced, and have a limited lifespan, especially if used with oil-based lubricants. Latex can require much care, such as special cleaners or shiners to keep it from turning dry and dusty. Latex harnesses may or may not have the dildo(s) molded as part of the harness, and in either case, they tend to be floppy due to the flexibility of the latex. Similar harnesses are also available made of rubber or
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, and are similar to latex harnesses, although PVC tends to be much less flexible and elastic"
You really don't see the difference with a penis made of flesh and blood, that can go from placid to erect and will for sure shoot sperm at the end, which two primary functions are reproduction and evacuation of bodily fluids, and more than often associated with virility and masculinity?
For you, it's the same as a toy whose only function is to procure pleasure?
Wait... are you also saying lesbians who use strap-ons are actually straight?
To each their taste.
Some people like futa, some don't.
Some consider futa on females as being lesbian, some don't. (I don't, I like lesbian content for the lack of males or penis, so, penis= lesbian, nope)
Some like sex toys, some don't.
But hey, you threw the stone.