[ SECRET POST #6469 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6469 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

...speaking as a queer dude here, they all should seem quite young because the definition of being a twink includes being a young man or having a very youthful appearance. Twink doesn't really apply to like 99% of people in their thirties, as much as many queer dudes in their thirties might wish it did, and oh boy, lots try. Often embarrassingly.

[feotakahari]

At least in my circles, people seem to have stopped saying “queen.”

[(Anonymous)]

I don't get what that has to do with the definition of twink, but... good for them if that's what they want to do? Unsure how to respond to this non-sequitur.

[feotakahari]

I meant that when you’re too old to be a twink, you can be a queen. People just keep trying to be twinks, though.

[(Anonymous)]

That's... not what queen means, either. Queen is an attitude, not an age/body type. It also comes with an association with femme-ness which twink does not.

Twink, bear/cub, otter, foxes, et cetera are body types. Queen, daddy, "femme", "masc" et cetera are attitudes. You cannot be both a twink and a bear at once. You can be a bear and a daddy, though. You cannot be a cub and an otter at once. You can be an twink and a teen queen, though.

It's pretty straightforward to me.

[(Anonymous)]

you should try reading about gay terminology sometime. it's pretty interesting.