what these tags mean ??? (New)
- Thread starter Mrdico
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Futa aren't traps, they aren't trans, they are hermaprhodites. In particular, their brand of intersex is outwardly apparent. A feminine body without a vagina, but with a dick is almost certainly either tagged with trap, newhalf, otokonoko, or TS, depending on the site, how big the breasts are, and how japanese they want to be about it. Newhalf is the Japanese term for a trans person.
IRL its possible for a hermaphrodite to be born without both sexual characteristics outwardly apparent. Shit you can look like a girl, have a uterus and ovaries, but present with a Y chromosome. However, that's not exactly something that would be sexualized or fetishized.
Specifically with a trap, the rule is, you would fall for it. Not every trans woman is a trap.Trap = it's when you think you're in front of a girl and when you discover (too late) that she is he.
@DarthSeduction , otokonoko isn't related to futanari. Otoko means man and ko means child, so otokonoko just means young boy. It's not related to hentai or futa but since there is an hentai magazine ( about crossdressed young boys) called this way in Japan people tend to make the mistake. There is also a word for young girl, onnanoko. Those two words are more generic than shônen and shôjô which are used for early to mid teens.
Where in this sentence do I say any of those things which I listed are Futa?
I was listing off things that weren't futa, specifically to give you a better idea of what to call something that looks like a girl with a dick, but doesn't have a vagina.
Well, you put it between newhalf and TS, so it's supposed to be kinda related when you read your sentence.
Except newhalf and TS aren't Futa either. That was the point of the sentence.