Otter is a term ed by gay men, referrg to a subset of men who blend the physil and social tras of both bears and twks, both vokg and fyg tradnal...
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- CHICKENS AND OTTERS AND BEARS, OH MY! SIX TYP OF GAY YOU SHOULD PROBABLY KNOW BEFORE YOU TWEET
- WHAT IS AN OTTER IN GAY CULTURE
CHICKENS AND OTTERS AND BEARS, OH MY! SIX TYP OF GAY YOU SHOULD PROBABLY KNOW BEFORE YOU TWEET
* otter gay slang *
The term “otter” is a slang exprsn for a slim, hairy gay man; a person wh a bigger body mass, but who is siarly hairy is lled a bear. A related exprsn for a homosexual man, wh a th physique is naked otter or shaved otter.
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WHAT IS AN OTTER IN GAY CULTURE
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As many members of the LGBTQ+ muny will know, an "otter" is a word ed to scribe a th and hairy gay man. And if you're still nfed, here's your mi gay glossary so that you may never make Jam Mart's mistake:.
Bear - A gay man who tends to be large, hairy, butch and sometim mistaken as heterosexual. Cub - A young gay man who is often hairy and heavy-set, and likely to grow to a bear. Otter - A hairy yet lean gay man; not que as hairy as a bear and not que as young as a twk.
Flamer - A particularly effemate or mp gay man. Twk - Like a chicken, he is a gay man who is generally small and youthful, wh ltle facial or body hair. Chicken - A young or young-lookg gay man (or sometim an unrage boy) who is often pretty the face and sexually naive.