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At risk of being excessively pedantic...the character is feral or semi-feral with no genitals showing. The only evidence of sexual dimorphism is the pouch, which would indicate "female." Even though the picture is apparently a male character (with, for some reason, a pouch), TWYS would point to this being female, wouldn't it? (Also, "anatomically correct" as a tag specifically refers to genitalia, according to the wiki.)
kinnelagh said: At risk of being excessively pedantic...the character is feral or semi-feral with no genitals showing. The only evidence of sexual dimorphism is the pouch, which would indicate "female." Even though the picture is apparently a male character (with, for some reason, a pouch), TWYS would point to this being female, wouldn't it? (Also, "anatomically correct" as a tag specifically refers to genitalia, according to the wiki.)
Can read all about it in my website. I know anatomy of a ro quite well. Technically I'm a herm, yes! But I advertise it as male to make it simple. Yadda, yadda. Good to know some people know a bit of anatomy, but there's often a lot more people miss.
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kinnelagh
MemberAt risk of being excessively pedantic...the character is feral or semi-feral with no genitals showing. The only evidence of sexual dimorphism is the pouch, which would indicate "female." Even though the picture is apparently a male character (with, for some reason, a pouch), TWYS would point to this being female, wouldn't it? (Also, "anatomically correct" as a tag specifically refers to genitalia, according to the wiki.)
Sparks127
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RufusBCobber
MemberCan read all about it in my website. I know anatomy of a ro quite well. Technically I'm a herm, yes! But I advertise it as male to make it simple. Yadda, yadda. Good to know some people know a bit of anatomy, but there's often a lot more people miss.
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