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It doesn\'t have to be masculine, at least not in my book. This is for females who are tall and/or muscular, features that are typically uncommon for them, which I guess is where the \
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It doesn\\\'t have to be masculine, at least not in my book. This is for females who are tall and/or muscular, features that are typically uncommon for them, which I guess is where the \\\"masculine\\\" part comes from.
I know darkclaw is mainly representing the well-built part of the trope, but I believe there\\\'s also room for the tall, willowy and statuesque, who don\\\'t have another trope to call their own anyways.
I know darkclaw is mainly representing the well-built part of the trope, but I believe there\\\'s also room for the tall, willowy and statuesque, who don\\\'t have another trope to call their own anyways.
