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  • NyxAiri@fedinsfw.appOPtoGonewild@fedinsfw.app•Suggestion for gender tags
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    7 days ago

    It can’t be said politely because it’s pure sexism concealed as a kink. Women can be attractive in so many ways that do not involve “breedability” but some people can’t comprehend it - and it makes one wonder if they actually like women 😅

    Edit: I checked and it’s a transphobic troll account made 2 days ago solely to keep posting these comments under my posts so there is no point engaging further as the issue has already been discussed.


  • NyxAiri@fedinsfw.appOPtoGonewild@fedinsfw.app•Suggestion for gender tags
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    8 days ago

    Would you like to also verify which women are fertile and breedable before they post porn? Should infertile men without both functional testicles be excluded from [M] tag?

    Trans bodies on hormones or post- op usually smell and feel to the touch like their cisgender counterparts. Apparently even some doctors can’t differentiate genitals from neogenitals.

    Clearly fertility is not the main reason these tags exist. 😝 Yes I’m all for separate [T] gender tags but it doesn’t have anything to do with fertility or breedability.


  • NyxAiri@fedinsfw.appOPtoGonewild@fedinsfw.app•Suggestion for gender tags
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    9 days ago

    It’s fair! But should we also distinguish between chest types and make very specific complicated tags about body types?

    I think it’d get a bit ridiculous at this point so the most important information for the viewer is gender and whether someone is cis or trans as trans bodies will typically vary much more and usually more androgyny is to be expected. (:

    The only exception I can think of relevant to genitals are people who are born intersex which sometimes is used as a third category next to cis or trans.