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(Mugen Rape) - Bridget vs Baiken sex fight
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You are either a child or a fool. Thank you for proving it, so I can stop checking back on this shotadom rape vid, lmao. I thought if I was reasonable I could explain why most people roll their eyes at this, but... "I don't care". Yeah alright, good luck growing up, dude.
stay mad please, I can't get enough of it
Quick to throw around the "transphobia" card, eh? My "opinion" isn't on Bridget's identity, it's on basic tagging on a porn site.
Trans is a gender identity. Futanari is a physical descriptor. They are not interchangeable.
Futanari is the literal Japanese term for a hermaphrodite - a character that has both male and female biological components. They are both and neither sex.
Regardless of how you feel about Bridget's transition, she has a biologically male body with no biologically female parts. Like I said, we're not tagging Baiken as male despite her using masculine pronouns, so why do so for Bridget? Also, this sprite is from an iteration of Guilty Gear before she transitioned anyway, so it makes no sense to tag it futanari/trans in that regard either.
Anyway, late answer so you probably won't see this, but in case anybody more stable than these two jokers passes by and was wondering why there's just so many "chuds getting mad" at cases like Bridget being mistagged, I can almost guarantee this is why.
Baiken is the character trope of “abandoning her womanhood to be a warrior” and refers to herself with masculine pronouns in Japanese. Should we also tag this “futanari on male” while we’re at it?