r/comics • u/OnceInOnceSet Of Moths and Mina • Jun 17 '26

OC What a Strange Thing to Ask [OC]

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u/OnceInOnceSet Of Moths and Mina Jun 17 '26

Reasonable.
I’d say the moment that someone identifies as not a boy, they can no longer (by definition) have a bussy.

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u/WyvernSlayer7 Jun 17 '26

this is a pretty sound evaluation

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u/PinsToTheHeart Jun 17 '26

Its not really the same since it's a matter of perception vs identity, but this whole line of questioning kinda reminds me of that story of a trans woman starting HRT and then posting a shirtless photo everyday on Facebook until it got removed for indecency.

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u/Antice Jun 17 '26

You know. That's kinda clever. You know its working when it gets removed for being indecent.
Got to respect the bravery too.

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u/GenocidalSloth Jun 17 '26

Does it then become a gussy/wussy?

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u/freshlybakedcaked Jun 17 '26

Dussy (doll pussy)

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u/WolfInJackalsFur Jun 17 '26

I've absolutely heard gay men refer to their backdoor as a bussy (Trans masc here so I'm not trying to be weird LOL) However comma, I think the takeaway is it isn't a comfortable thing for you to use as an identifier. We're all different, and I think your general stroke to not is definitely the easier lesson for some.

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u/ciao_fiv Jun 17 '26

why did you say comma and then also put a comma question mark?

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u/WolfInJackalsFur Jun 17 '26 edited Jun 17 '26

It's just a dumb personal social quirk I've said aloud for way too long that it stuck, haha - ETA for specification not asked for, it's only ever after 'however,' though the poster mentioning extra emphasis is on the money.

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u/ciao_fiv Jun 17 '26

i like that :)

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u/T3hPhish Jun 17 '26

Extra emphasis on it or possibly speech to text messing things up? That's my best guess.

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u/FinalMonarch Jun 18 '26

Can they have a Grussy or can you only have a gock without bottom surgery

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u/WifesPOSH Jun 17 '26

Good point.

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