Someone get the WD-40!

someduderandy said:
Someone get the WD-40!

If lube is all that's needed to get that knot out, then it surely wont be long before the cum lets it pop out.

I love that the Lion is standing on a little step stool.

Quite literally a sticky situation

aramhan said:
I love that the Lion is standing on a little step stool.

Let's hope they don't fall off, would suck for the other guy.

someduderandy said:
Someone get the WD-40!

I can't, hank took all of it

aramhan said:
I love that the Lion is standing on a little step stool.

Wow, those are keen eyes!

Knot going anywhere for a while? Have a Snickers!

lusskthewendigo said:
Let's hope they don't fall off, would suck for the other guy.

it says he/him so not really a they; seems people get tripped up whenever there's a pussy but there's no equivalence, really

marcdavorx said:
it says he/him so not really a they; seems people get tripped up whenever there's a pussy but there's no equivalence, really

They’re trying their best by using they in the first place :3

Edit: As the anti-social person that I am, I don’t understand how what I said was wrong in this situation and would appreciate it if someone were to follow up with me so I can fix my mistake and grow better as a person

Brae always with the art that makes me remember "oh yeah I like everyone not just guys with dicks" to that i salute

marcdavorx said:
it says he/him so not really a they; seems people get tripped up whenever there's a pussy but there's no equivalence, really

I think it's more that brae used both "their" for the character's owner, and "he/him" for the characters

someduderandy said:
Someone get the WD-40!

Hurry, but avoid going to Megal- o -Mart, those jibletheads don't know where anything is.

crumblethekitty said:
If lube is all that's needed to get that knot out, then it surely wont be long before the cum lets it pop out.

I mean, the main thing a knot is supposed to do is stop cum from leaking, so most likely, that's not gonna be enough. Unless his pussy is loose enough that the knot isn't big enough to stop it.

I can imagine this as the start of a wonderful, sweet, and kinky gay love story.

Also that lion is so cute.

crumblethekitty said:
They/them is still appropriate pronouns for someone who goes by masculine ones. Especially if you implicitly refer to them as a "guy"

I've had trans men in my life complain that people who know they're men referring to them as theys is annoying, as it feels like a compromise between treating them as men and simply not referring to them as women

I want to be where that lion is fr

user_841215 said:
They’re trying their best by using they in the first place :3

Edit: As the anti-social person that I am, I don’t understand how what I said was wrong in this situation and would appreciate it if someone were to follow up with me so I can fix my mistake and grow better as a person

You didn't even do anything wrong, like.. using they when you aren't entirely sure what someones pronouns are is just.. the accepted standard, it's not offensive and its used so you dont trigger someones gender dysphoria or anything serious like that (i know nothing about this braeburned situation though, this is just about the usage of the word in general)

metallosexual said:
I've had trans men in my life complain that people who know they're men referring to them as theys is annoying, as it feels like a compromise between treating them as men and simply not referring to them as women

Yeah but I really think it depends on context, if you're intentionally only referring to them as they that's a dick move and definitely feels like you're trying to undermine them, but there are some times where im flustered or not thinking well since im autistic and i get overwhelmed easily, so i have to refer to people as they sometimes

metallosexual said:
I've had trans men in my life complain that people who know they're men referring to them as theys is annoying, as it feels like a compromise between treating them as men and simply not referring to them as women.

I am sorry but the singular they is a neutral pronoun applicable to anybody regardless of their gender identity.

Cis people can be called they as well.

That's a lot of internal displacement actually. Must feel so good have so much of another man inside you. Along with his seed, the essence of his masculinity.

user_841215 said:
They’re trying their best by using they in the first place :3

Edit: As the anti-social person that I am, I don’t understand how what I said was wrong in this situation and would appreciate it if someone were to follow up with me so I can fix my mistake and grow better as a person

Nah ur good bro using they is fine
The actually andy is just doing its job no need to listen to them. You should probably try to not use they if someones uncomfortable with being called that though but this is a character.

metallosexual said:
I've had trans men in my life complain that people who know they're men referring to them as theys is annoying, as it feels like a compromise between treating them as men and simply not referring to them as women

I'm trans and think it's correct and people are just expecting too much from randos. "They" should be used more anyway it's not that hard to just get over it lol. I see there's nuance in this situation but that doesn't mean that being an actually andy isn't a bad move, especially with nothing wrong. Nobody seems to not know about the things y'all are telling them. Y'all need to learn to humble yourselves though.

user_841215 said:
They’re trying their best by using they in the first place :3

Edit: As the anti-social person that I am, I don’t understand how what I said was wrong in this situation and would appreciate it if someone were to follow up with me so I can fix my mistake and grow better as a person

"they" is often used as a silencer on the Misgendering gun by people who are transphobic but ✨polite✨ about it; that being said, context is always important ofc

There NEEDS to be more braeburned work with andromorphs omfg

ginkei said:
I am sorry but the singular they is a neutral pronoun applicable to anybody regardless of their gender identity.

Cis people can be called they as well.

This is true, but it can feel like a refusal to see someone for who they are in certain contexts.

I'm cis, and use the singular they all the time, and it's been used on me. That said, I find it a little irksome when someone uses they/them pronouns in a context where it's clear they're referring to me. I'm a man, and if you're talking about me specifically I expect you to use he/him pronouns. They/them is gender neutral but plenty of people aren't gender neutral.

I also wanna clarify that I don't consider this to have the same moral dimension as misgendering someone; I'm well aware that that's flatly worse, but I just figured I'd pass along my perspective on things.

Pronoun discourse aside, short hairy guys awaken feelings in me that I often forget I have :):)

ginkei said:
I am sorry but the singular they is a neutral pronoun applicable to anybody regardless of their gender identity.

Cis people can be called they as well.

Yeah, I’ve been trying to phase out my use of gendered pronouns specifically BECAUSE I don’t want to offend anyone by misgendering them. I’ve got a shit memory, and I’m probably a little face blind so I’m bad at picking up gender cues (I’ve misgendered some cis people before 😬), so “they” always seemed SAFE. You have no idea how stressful it is to find out that it might not be with some people.

Replacing “guys”, “dudes” etc. in my day-to-day speech took months (and I still slip up sometimes).