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Tbh lot of tiktokers( new gens) are here and you can tell by how sensitive and condemning they are with story tolerance in the comment sections, wish they just leave it alone and move on, they dont need to read them if they dont like it or the concept. ( also this is the first time finding out about cunt boys even tho I knew about futanaris for years now, thank you for peaking my interest to do more in depth research, it was an interesting ride aside what i know )

Sadly that's bc there's not many cunt boys works like the ones I read in mrm and all of them oneshots and djs....and manhwa started to take this concept recently so yeah unlike futanari which is popular

Mah ppl we need a support group

Oh, look, another clueless idiot confidently talking out of their ass. You really think you did something here, huh? Let me break it down for your small-sized brain since you clearly don't understand how media and transphobia work.

Fiction doesn't exist in a vacuum. When you create a scenario where a man with a vagina is treated as a joke, a spectacle, or a fetish, you are reinforcing real-world stereotypes and harmful narratives that affect trans men every single day. You can sit here and cry about how "it has nothing to do with trans people," but the reality is that these depictions do influence how trans bodies are perceived. The idea that a man with a vagina is some bizarre, freakish concept? That's literally the same transphobic rhetoric used to invalidate trans men's identities and reduce them to their genitals.

And let's talk about futanari since you brought it up like it proves anything. Futanari is already notorious for its fetishistic portrayal of bodies that resemble intersex and trans women, often framing them as hypersexualized and dehumanized fantasies. It's not some innocent, separate thing detached from real-world biases—it feeds into those biases. The same way that "cuntboy" fetish content reduces men with vaginas to nothing more than a kink instead of acknowledging that trans men exist and deserve respect.

Also, the fact that you immediately resorted to a "TikTok user" insult just screams insecurity. Imagine thinking the only way people can recognize transphobia is by being brainwashed by social media instead of, y'know, having basic awareness and empathy. Sorry to break it to you, but the world isn't full of dumbasses who conveniently ignore obvious patterns of fetishization and dehumanization just because it makes them uncomfortable to think critically.

So next time you wanna talk shit, at least try to have a single original thought instead of regurgitating the same tired, ignorant arguments that have been debunked a thousand times over.

So now you're acting like people who call out harmful content are just "sensitive" or "condemning" for no reason? No, it's not about being "sensitive"—it's about recognizing when something is toxic and contributes to harmful stereotypes. Transphobia, fetishization, and the objectification of trans bodies are real issues, and just because you can't handle that critique doesn't mean it's invalid.

If you can't handle people pointing out why certain content is harmful, maybe you need to reflect on why it makes you uncomfortable. It's not about "story tolerance"—it's about respecting real people and their experiences. The world doesn't revolve around your comfort or your ability to enjoy fetishes without consequence.

Also, congrats on "researching" futanari and "cuntboys"—except instead of actually understanding what you're looking at, you've just dived deeper into a fetishized, harmful niche that reduces trans people to objects of fantasy. But, hey, if your curiosity is leading you down a rabbit hole of ignorance, enjoy the ride. Just don't act like you're in the right for defending these concepts when they contribute to transphobia. It's easy to dismiss something when you're not directly affected by it, but that's exactly why people speak up—to make sure others aren't made the butt of the joke. So maybe do a little more research, but this time try to understand the real-world consequences of what you're defending.

It literally does have everything to do with us though because we've existed before these fictional concepts did, before manga existed... So who do you think they inspired these characters bodies off of to begin with??? Let's use critical thinking skills pls