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Neurotic_Hapi_Snak commented at 2019-12-12 14:16:04 » #2468861
I find it interesting the way this artist varies the way they write certain things, especially 男 (<i>otoko</i> man, male) and 男の娘 (<i>otokonoko</i> effeminate boy, crossdresser)/男の子 (<i>otokonoko</i> boy). Sometimes they use kanji (considered masculine), sometimes katakana (considered gender neutral) and sometimes hiragana (considered feminine). Sometimes they use a mix of kana like 男ノコ, I assume to emphasize the masculinity, or おとこの娘, to emphasize femininity, 娘 (<i>musume</i> but read as <i>ko</i> ) meaning daughter or girl/young woman.
I've noticed this before with artists or others using different variations on 男 and 男の娘, perhaps to sort of differentiate between gender identities all lumped under the 男の娘 label.
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I find it interesting the way this artist varies the way they write certain things, especially 男 (<i>otoko</i> man, male) and 男の娘 (<i>otokonoko</i> effeminate boy, crossdresser)/男の子 (<i>otokonoko</i> boy). Sometimes they use kanji (considered masculine), sometimes katakana (considered gender neutral) and sometimes hiragana (considered feminine). Sometimes they use a mix of kana like 男ノコ, I assume to emphasize the masculinity, or おとこの娘, to emphasize femininity, 娘 (<i>musume</i> but read as <i>ko</i> ) meaning daughter or girl/young woman.
I've noticed this before with artists or others using different variations on 男 and 男の娘, perhaps to sort of differentiate between gender identities all lumped under the 男の娘 label.
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DoctorWasabi commented at 2020-06-20 18:18:27 » #2543972
"I'm a man"
well that's the best part !
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"I'm a man"
well that's the best part !
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