Fairy
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A '''fairy''' is a supernatural being. Fairies may be depicted as male or female, but young females are the most common image. They typically wear short dresses with ragged hems and have wings (generally translucent and without feathers). Thus pictures of fairies are an excuse to depict attractive young females in scanty clothing and even [[upskirt]] images. | A '''fairy''' is a supernatural being. Fairies may be depicted as male or female, but young females are the most common image. They typically wear short dresses with ragged hems and have wings (generally translucent and without feathers). Thus pictures of fairies are an excuse to depict attractive young females in scanty clothing and even [[upskirt]] images. | ||
| − | There is a [[fetish]] of dressing up as a fairy. Practitioners often wear frilly [[knickers]], [[ballet]] dresses and patterned [[leotard]]s. | + | There is a [[fetish]] of dressing up as a fairy. Practitioners often wear frilly [[knickers]], [[ballet]] dresses and patterned [[leotard]]s. For men, dressing as a female fairy can be a form of [[cross-dressing]]. |
'''Fairy''' is also a slang term for an [[effeminate]] male, especially one believed to be [[gay]]. | '''Fairy''' is also a slang term for an [[effeminate]] male, especially one believed to be [[gay]]. | ||
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A fairy is a supernatural being. Fairies may be depicted as male or female, but young females are the most common image. They typically wear short dresses with ragged hems and have wings (generally translucent and without feathers). Thus pictures of fairies are an excuse to depict attractive young females in scanty clothing and even upskirt images.
There is a fetish of dressing up as a fairy. Practitioners often wear frilly knickers, ballet dresses and patterned leotards. For men, dressing as a female fairy can be a form of cross-dressing.
Fairy is also a slang term for an effeminate male, especially one believed to be gay.
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