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I guess he could always shave them off and draw them back on with a sharpie. That seems popular these days.If only his eyebrows were thinner, he'd definitely be 10x more attractive than he already is.
Don't ask me why...
I guess he could always shave them off and draw them back on with a sharpie. That seems popular these days.If only his eyebrows were thinner, he'd definitely be 10x more attractive than he already is.
except not really, because although the literal translation of「男の娘」(pronounced "otoko no ko", not "otoko no musume") literally means "male daughter", it's slang for femboysupposedly "male daughter" is the 100% literal translation for "otokonoko".
The point is to comply with Japanese laws...Censored games piss me off so much like seriously what was the point if you cant see.
use bandizip to decompress,It has an option to unzip a file using a language system (you must choose Japanese)View attachment 3888485
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It's illegal in Japan to show genitals, even in graphics and games. So most Japanese games you find on here will be censored unless someone redraws the images.Censored games piss me off so much like seriously what was the point if you cant see.
The term otoko-no-ko came about first. Femboy, while not exactly equivalent, was pushed as a 'less offensive' (just going to set aside the entire is-it-or-not debate here) english term for otoko-no-ko than trap. Otoko-no-ko itself is a pun on otokonoko (boy), so in japanese the whole point is that you can't tell, even in speech, whether you're referring to a boy or not. It's very elegant in a silly way.except not really, because although the literal translation of「男の娘」(pronounced "otoko no ko", not "otoko no musume") literally means "male daughter", it's slang for femboyYou must be registered to see the links.
ah, interestingThe term otoko-no-ko came about first. Femboy, while not exactly equivalent, was pushed as a 'less offensive' (just going to set aside the entire is-it-or-not debate here) english term for otoko-no-ko than trap. Otoko-no-ko itself is a pun on otokonoko (boy), so in japanese the whole point is that you can't tell, even in speech, whether you're referring to a boy or not. It's very elegant in a silly way.
Otoko no musume is, literally, 'boy daughter'. Not in the way otoko-no-ko gets there, through some ambiguous kanji readings, but directly and bluntly.
Perhaps you might fancy, Max The Elf, it's on f95.Too short unfortunately. Any games similar to this? Mainly trap/femboy x monster/tentacles/insect/etc.
Played it but thanks.Perhaps you might fancy, Max The Elf, it's on f95.
Try Pandoras Forest, if you like it the good news is the same developer is creating another game in the same style with more content in a roguelike gameplay loop. They definitely make the best games within the trap/femboy genre in my opinion.Played it but thanks.
Played it but never finished it, I'll give it another go. Any other recommendations would be nice.Try Pandoras Forest, if you like it the good news is the same developer is creating another game in the same style with more content in a roguelike gameplay loop. They definitely make the best games within the trap/femboy genre in my opinion.
I mean there's no femboy/tomgirl/crossdressing tags so trap is the only one we have.I had to check the tagging guidelines myself for this one. It just says:
So yeah, that fits this. But you're right, it's not deceptive at all.
- Trap [Usually men in women's clothing, but may also be the other way around.]