/soy/ - Soyjaks

Ts made me throw up

holy shit so this is how a surgery room where they chop your dick off looks like?

>>18971855 (OP)
rotting tranny cope hole now LOL!

did you censor this or is this the image xhe posted?

>>18972063
if OP had censored this then he's a fag for calling the mutilated penis a "buppy pussy" geg

Hi, cis male ally here. Over the past few years, I've noticed this thing between some trans couples. Dunno if it's a meme or something they actually do, but I see it sometimes. They call each other "puppygirls". I'm just curious where this came from. Is it a BDSM thing? I'm not trying to ruffle any feathers, I genuinely want to know. I mean, I love dogs and some people I've met have said I am cute like a puppy, so that might have a little to do with it, but it's overwhelmingly more out of curiosity. I hope this is an appropriate question to ask.
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Icy-Shine1554
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1y ago
It's nice to be cared for. Having no societal expectations you have to meet. Just being loved by an owner who takes care of you. You always have to be tough being a Trans woman/man with so many struggles we have to fight every day and it's nice to sometimes just forget all that. I think that's what many puppygirls yearn for.
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zeezeke
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1y ago
This! Something something … appeal of giving and receiving and experiencing simple, unconditional love … 🐶
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SkinnyBandito
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1y ago
It's hard to say how the demographics work out, there are probably more puppygirls than average in the trans community but it's probably still a very low amount overall. Like in online spaces it seems like a lot but I know a lot of trans people irl and as far as I know I'm the only puppygirl of my friends and acquaintances. As for what it is, with some variation it's a petplay/furry thing. It probably varies but for me that basically just means being cute, barking at my gfs and very occasionally wearing a collar. It's not something I really bring out in the bedroom but I may do sometime if it feels right. I think the main thing anyone needs to know about puppygirls is that it's not really that deep, some may be more into it than others but it's mostly just a way to have fun and not take yourself too seriously.
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darkwater427
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1y ago
Afaik it's not specifically a furry thing. I'm sure there's overlap, but that's akin to saying therianthropy is a furry thing. It's just not.
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csm133
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1y ago
I identify as a "puppygirl" and have a few insights

First, there is definitely a certain amount of roleplay in it. I enjoy being able to abandon heavy social and societal norms that have been imposed on me and just "return to base instincts" such as not speaking, seeking intimate contact like cuddling (not strictly sex) and just lounging about

This comes down to a few factors

Being trans today is incredibly stressful, from the political aspects, social pushback, difficulty to