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Ok, but now that we've got that out of the way, I noticed tucking articles and information on the web tend to be geared toward women who have a penis and testes, non-gender conforming persons, non-gender binary persons, and agender persons... with very scant mention of gender-conforming men who just want to tuck??

I mean, is there something wrong with being a man who is secure enough in his masculinity to give tucking a try? I'm sure there are plenty of men out there who do it for a variety of reasons, no??

Ok, I hope this doesn't come across as complaining. Generally, I am very aware of my privilege as a white man of cisgender heterosexual identity and I just want to say that in pointing this out I in no way want to take the spotlight away from people who are underprivileged and literally have to fight for their lives every day in a heteronormative society that wants to pass laws to make them not exist. Ok, but now that we've got that out of the way, I noticed tucking articles and information on the web tend to be geared toward women who have a penis and testes, non-gender conforming persons, non-gender binary persons, and agender persons... with very scant mention of gender-conforming men who just want to tuck?? I mean, is there something wrong with being a man who is secure enough in his masculinity to give tucking a try? I'm sure there are plenty of men out there who do it for a variety of reasons, no??

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[–] [deleted] • 2 pts

You're leaving a lot of other genders out of the tucking experience. There should be appliances provided free of charge for those who aren't penis-abled. Everyone should have the opportunity to experience the joy of tucking!

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[–] • 2 pts

Gosh, I never even thought about cis women enjoying tucking. Though maybe this is a good thing since women who have external genitalia are in essence the real women since they have to think about and ultimately choose their true gender (whereas those born with vaginas may never even question, so how can we even know they aren't trans?).

But yeah, I guess cis women are welcome here too. I see no problem with them wanting to tuck away a prosthetic appendage to enjoy the experience of having a flat and smooth pelvic area.