Trap (EntityClass, 5)
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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... | [[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... | ||
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| + | [[Akkie]], on the other hand, is perfectly OK with traps. | ||
Examples: [[Bugsy]], (arguably) [[Kinoshita Hideyoshi]], [[Kuja]] | Examples: [[Bugsy]], (arguably) [[Kinoshita Hideyoshi]], [[Kuja]] | ||
Revision as of 15:22, 26 May 2013
picture 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...
Pretty boys, like traps, have decidedly feminine appearances, as well, but differ in the fact that they can still be identified as men.
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...
Akkie, on the other hand, is perfectly OK with traps.
Examples: Bugsy, (arguably) Kinoshita Hideyoshi, Kuja
