Topic: [REJECTED] Tag implication: virile_andromorph -> andromorph

Posted under Tag Alias and Implication Suggestions

Sounds like it should be an alias instead. There's no verile_female or verile_herm or verile_maleherm... a general tag for cumming out of a pussy, which can be applied to anything with a pussy, seems better than a sex-specific tag denoting the same.

watsit said:
Sounds like it should be an alias instead. There's no verile_female or verile_herm or verile_maleherm... a general tag for cumming out of a pussy, which can be applied to anything with a pussy, seems better than a sex-specific tag denoting the same.

Yeah, that may be a good point. I could see why it would be exclusive to andromorphs (herms have penises, and females don’t produce cum in the first place), but it still leaves the question of what if someone did draw a female producing cum? Then we’d have some nearly-duplicate tag. What would we call it, though?

watsit said:
Sounds like it would refer to cum squirting out of any orifice, even from someone else, like post #3174604.

Even if we managed to get it to refer specifically to a case where the sperm seems generated at the location... an anus could also theoretically generate sperm in fiction. I mean, we already have anal pregnancies, so that just puts it in line with the vagina anyways.

furrin_gok said:
Even if we managed to get it to refer specifically to a case where the sperm seems generated at the location... an anus could also theoretically generate sperm in fiction. I mean, we already have anal pregnancies, so that just puts it in line with the vagina anyways.

That would be better to have in a separate tag, though.

Ok, some name ideas:

virile_pussy

- keeping the format of the existing tag, it follows the definition of virile as “capable of impregnating.”

pussy_cum

- seems obvious, but may be confused with pussy juice - note that female_cum, girl_cum, femcum are aliased to the latter.

cumming_from_pussy

- likely to be confused with cum from pussy.

I vote for the first one.

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