Trap (EntityClass, 5)
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A '''trap''' is the exact [[opposite]] of a [[tomboy]], being a [[male]] with a mostly [[feminine]] appearance and/or personality. They are often named as such, because they often allure other males into thinking they are beautiful women, hoping to land a [[date]] with them. Unfortunately, they are [[double standards|socially unacceptable]], unlike tomboys, because they promote [[crossdressing]] and [[homosexuality]]... | A '''trap''' is the exact [[opposite]] of a [[tomboy]], being a [[male]] with a mostly [[feminine]] appearance and/or personality. They are often named as such, because they often allure other males into thinking they are beautiful women, hoping to land a [[date]] with them. Unfortunately, they are [[double standards|socially unacceptable]], unlike tomboys, because they promote [[crossdressing]] and [[homosexuality]]... | ||
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| + | [[Keiji]] is known for his dislike of traps (with a few exceptions), and has edited out the giveaway parts of particular trap pictures, like the one to the right, out of defiance... | ||
Examples: [[Bugsy]], (arguably) [[Kinoshita Hideyoshi]] | Examples: [[Bugsy]], (arguably) [[Kinoshita Hideyoshi]] | ||
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You wouldn't believe that thispicture originally showed a trap.
A trap is the exact opposite of a tomboy, being a male with a mostly feminine appearance and/or personality. They are often named as such, because they often allure other males into thinking they are beautiful women, hoping to land a date with them. Unfortunately, they are socially unacceptable, unlike tomboys, because they promote crossdressing and homosexuality...
Keiji is known for his dislike of traps (with a few exceptions), and has edited out the giveaway parts of particular trap pictures, like the one to the right, out of defiance...
Examples: Bugsy, (arguably) Kinoshita Hideyoshi
