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zillion-ronald-manus:

thahxa:

kontextmaschine:

So to what degree is “femboy” the residue of “trap” minus everything claimed by “trans woman”?

100%

to be honest, from what i can tell, what people used to call a \u201ctrap\u201d and what is now currently being called a \u201cfemboy\u201d are the exact same thing -> a person with a male gender identity that looks like a woman

If you look like a girl but are a boy, people will call you femboy now. They would have called you trap back in the day.

If you look like a boy and are a boy, you can call yourself a femboy if you wear womens’ clothing but that really muddies the water and it’s up to other people if they think it passes.

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This is where I remember how when I was telling people I knew about how brain COVID turned me bi they reciprocally confessed all the twists of their sexuality and I realized the straight guys all had different things they were keying off to define “women” as the thing they were attracted to in ways such that their target pools were appreciably different

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