Are tomboys real?

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Dick Gayson said:
You do realize that literally anything and everything is a fetish to somebody right?
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Obviously but I mean it's a common sentiment that tomboys = porn, and I'm just curious how that came to be. I've been on porn sites and I don't even remember that being a genre, let alone so common that it's becoming synonymous with porn usage.
 
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SSj_Ness (Yiffed) said:
I've been on porn sites
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SSj_Ness (Yiffed) said:
I really am genuinely wondering though
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It’s kind of porny thinking to describe adult women in terms of superficial, neatly packaged, easily searchable categories. And high school archetypes at that (see also: goth girl). Porn addict is a little much but I see how they got there.
 
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Tomboys were female children who preferred/lean towards male activities and styles, any adult woman calling herself a tomboy in the modern day is a pretentious "pick me" girl. The women who dressed like men wearing baseball caps and often pursued male dominated spaces were often giga-hoes with severe daddy issues ie before the internet and popculture took notice now it's just regular hoes with daddy issues.
 
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Dick Gayson said:
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Ah, Simpsons, I saw that there too.

Haloperidol said:
It’s kind of porny thinking to describe adult women in terms of superficial, neatly packaged, easily searchable categories. And high school archetypes at that (see also: goth girl). Porn addict is a little much but I see how they got there.
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But men still use terms like jock and nerd for men, those are "superficial, neatly packaged, easily searchable categories" too, and are/were common in school as well, but you don't see people correlating them with porn. It just seems like society putting women on a pedestal yet again because it doesn't go both ways, "don't put labels on women, but it's ok for men".
 
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