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 A GAY OTTER? EXPLAED!
CHICKENS AND OTTERS AND BEARS, OH MY! SIX TYP OF GAY YOU SHOULD PROBABLY KNOW BEFORE YOU TWEET
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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.
WHAT IS A GAY OTTER? EXPLAED!
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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.
For those who are still the dark as to what all those labels for var typ of gay mal actually signify, this lk generoly... * otters gay term *
a furry semiaquatic mammal the same fay as wolveralso a term the gay muny for a lean mcular man wh scff and d to signifint body hair (neher a twk nor a bear but not to be nfed wh a “cub”)As an otter people outsi the gay muny tend to ask me if I’m a bear bee of the hair on my cht and the otter scribe a person as fun lovg, reee. For those who are still the dark as to what all those labels for var typ of gay mal actually signify, this lk generoly breaks down laymen’s terms. Bears are chubby, hairy, mascule gay mal who like beer and flannel shirts–but that’s jt the superficial fn.