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tribadism, Doods ◠‿◠)!
Its frottage for peeps with the lady bits! Really Interesting since
I thought the actual name of that kind of thing was call scissoring,
when that might just be slang for tribadism!
Anyone else find out the true names for some Kink/acts
through the tags? If so, What did you learn, Dood?
╹‿╹)
What a "pussyjob" is, at first I thought it was a cheeky term for straight sex in general
gynomorph, andromorph,cuntboy before it was aliased, herm, frenum_ladder, omorashi, vore, perineum, sclera and a lot more. Also some simple english words I just forgot after school ^^'
Those are the two that come to mind.
dubsthefox said:
andromorph, cuntboy before it was aliased
Notice that cuntboy is aliased to andromorph. They're the same thing.
perineum, sclera, *morph, like half of the things on my blacklist tbh
Digitigrade, plantigrade, perineum, sclera, -morph tags, anthropomorphic
Learning is cool~
thehuskyk9 said:
Digitigrade, plantigrade, perineum, sclera, -morph tags, anthropomorphicLearning is cool~
The -grades were a fun one to learn.
I learned the name of the anime angry vein thing is "cross popping veins." Like above "sclera" I never heard until the tags here. Numerous sex positions, which I never remember off hand but I frequently consult the wiki for guidance if tagging something.
I've also learned more specific meanings of some words. It's extremely easy to tag something by mistake by not knowing subtle nuances between words. Stare vs. scowl is the one I messed up recently when the latter implicated frown. Actually in particular double checking a tag change and seeing implications I didn't expect has taught me plenty of little things like that I don't remember off hand.
I don't think I ever knew what ahegao was before seeing it used here. Learning what not to tag is easier than remembering to tag something I never knew before, though. I always click the little question marks to open in new tabs after tagging something to be extra careful because it's super easy to tag something wrong when the tag is almost but not quite correct.
