Implicating cum_drool → cum_drip
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Implicating cum_drool → cum_drip
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EDIT: The tag implication cum_drool -> cum_drip (forum #250464) has been rejected by @NotMeNotYou.
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My esoteric post for the night.
I had typed a response in opposition, but I changed my mind. I'll walk through why this implication may as well happen, for my own sake at least.
My original issue was that the tag name "cum_drip" doesn't neatly describe its apparent intent. I believe the tag is intended for "gravity causing cum, already outside an orifice, to slide down or fall, or the evidence of such". Not all of that is "dripping" but rather cumming_to_rest.
What cum_drip's wiki says:
"dripping from, or rolling down, a surface"
That's cum sliding down a surface, extending down in a string, falling midair, and/or already landed droplets. That should describe the entire process of "cum dripping or rolling" as we may see it. "Surface" must mean an exterior surface, living or not, so not an orifice's interior.
What "drip" could conceivably mean without reading the wiki:
1. A droplet, sliding down a surface, falling midair, or not moving at all. That's a small amount. Always a droplet.
2. Dripping, as in "dribbling", droplets or a small stream issuing forth from a source.
That doesn't fit neatly with "drool" as we may see it from cum_drool.
My second issue is that we already have cum_leaking, which cum_drool should always describe. It's cum leaking from an orifice, and cum_drool and cum_leaking both use the same binary tagging logic. I had thought only one of cum_drip or cum_leaking should be used to describe the same action, but they are not mutually exclusive after all. In fact, cum_leaking probably always describes cum_drip.
So...
+1 implicate cum_drool → cum_drip
except I would instead...
implicate cum_drool → cum_leaking
implicate cum_leaking → cum_drip
Short version:
cum_drool is cum leaking from the mouth.
cum_leaking is cum leaking from an orifice, including the mouth.
cum_drip is cum acted on by gravity, which is what happens to leaking cum.
Note that this requires examining cum_splatter vs cum_leaking, because the action of splattering cum is not cum_drip. Arguably, cum_leaking should only apply to non-violent "leaks" and not "assisted splattering." Note on the note: to confuse matters, splattered cum can cum_drip after it hits something.
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The tag implication cum_drool -> cum_drip (forum #250464) has been rejected by @NotMeNotYou.