How prevalent is AAP in women? Are there women that crossdress/roleplay

>>6660595
cis women typically don't have fetishes. they are primarily aroused by social context. If other women say they like something, that thing will become arousing for the women who they tell. This explains chain reaction phenomenon like women shrieking at boy-band concerts or suddenly buying 50 Shades despite never being interested in BDSM before or after it.

This makes sense from a biological perspective. Unlike men, women's reproductive capacity is constrained by pregnancy. The way they can create the most progeny is by having male children who are extremely prolific. So the most saught-after feature in a potential male mate, is that other women find him attractive. They hope that their male children will share that with their father, that women find them attractive. This way, they can have lots of grandchildren. Genghis Khan didn't just increase his own reproductive fitness by impregnating thousands of women, he increased his parents' fitness as well.

>>6661137
This sounds like something you made up on the spot like an armchair psychologist/evolutionary biologist. Plausible, but with no corroborating evidence.

>>6661137
absolute garbage

to answer your question OP, I would hazard that crossdressing as a man isn't as sexually appealing to women since it lacks the taboo that crossdressing as a woman has.

>>6660595
It's called being a butch. I'd say getting a manly haircut and wearing suspenders is kind.of the same thing.

Straight male rapist pls go

>>6660595
yes

>>6661137
>source: my ass

>>6660595
They do exist, but they're much rarer, and I imagine it often has different reasons to men. A female equivelant of a trap is a reverse trap. I imagine it's because there's less taboo over dressing in men's clothes, and perhaps women's clothes and a female image is romanticised more by society.
Plenty of straight girls love gayness in men, with yaoi and all that.

I don't think crossdressing is particularly common, but online roleplaying as male characters being gay is pretty common. Like girls having online roleplay tumblrs and stuff like that. I think 99% of m/m fanfiction is written by girls, and there are some female authors who write gay fiction (for example Poppy Z Brite).

There are also some who go the whole hog and act/live as male characters too. These are super cringey its usually two girls dressed as male characters basically acting out fanfiction. idk how many of them will end up actually trans though

>>6660595
Look up yaoi fans who pretend to be the male characters and role-play pornographic scenes with each other, either in an online-chat context or even in full cosplay in some cases (you can literally find videos on youtube). They're pretty AAP, and they're pervy and fetishist as fuck. It's just that males like >>6661137 think, in their tiny world-view, that if they haven't personally seen it, it must not exist.

>>6664267
to add: you only have to go on any yaoi forum to find a bunch of teenagers saying shit like "I wish I was a gay uke!!" or "i wish I was a seme so I could fuck boys :((" it's more than common lmao.

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>>6660595
>Are there women that crossdress/roleplay as boys for the sake of fetishism?
>Do straight girls hang out in gaygen and write fapfiction?
Yes and yes. They're usually referred to as fujoshi here because this is a Chinese cartoon board. Most gay men jerk it to "bara" because yaoi is mostly about a girly looking man getting dominated by a slightly less girly looking man so all the girls can self-insert. Also the scourge of /wcg/, Tripping Over You, is a webcomic about two British gay guys (well, one of them is basically a closeted trans woman) written by two American lesbians.
There's a persistent trip in gaygen who is a straight woman, and we used to get girls coming into the tinychat all the time.
>Is there a female equivalent of a trap? Or are guy's clothing/sexual imagery not stigmatized enough to make it alluring to girls?
Women dressing up as men isn't such a big deal. When it comes to traps, a lot of it boils down to looking like and acting like a submissive woman, so I guess you could compare it to fucking someone with a strap on (the sort that don't also go into the wearer's vagina, so isn't providing stimulation in that sense).
When women wearing menswear was considered more shocking, there were a lot of lesbians who went out of their way to dress like men and there was this whole butch underworld which was viewed in many circles not dissimilarly to male crossdressers. However women wearing menswear isn't really seen as a big deal these days, so while a lot of butch lesbians may wear men's clothes, it's probably not for a sexual thrill (at least some of the sexual thrill for crossdressers is the taboo man in a dress element - if there's no taboo, it's not as thrilling).
There are also drag kings, but again, that's probably not a sexual thing.