A Hypothesis On Why Femboys Exist | The Horny Post / 10/24/2023

A lot of men like femboys. And so do a lot of women. But why is that? Today on The Horny Post we will briefly explore some possible biological reasons why humans can be attracted to femboys with of course, a horny twist. 

I am a femboy. Sometimes, I am mistaken for a girl. This is no accident. I used to be a girl back when I considered myself trans. I was born a boy, got on female hormones to be a girl, then decided I liked being a boy who looks like a girl: a femboy. The first and most obvious reason a man can be attracted to a femboy is thus: they're straight and like girls. For men who like girls, they have a natural inclination to breed them if they're heterosexual. This attraction is mostly not based on your junk, but appearance and perception. So when a boy looks like a girl, a straight man might be attracted to him and want to fill his bussy even if he discovers he's a boy. 

But what about women? Well, a woman might find a femboy attractive for the same reason but in reverse. A lesbian might perceive a femboy as a girl and feel sexual attraction to him. 

My main hypothesis for why we femboys exist is a biological one. I think it possible that there is a genetic pre-disposition that reacts to overpopulation. To say that my awareness of how overpopulated our race is activated a gene that's purpose is to decrease the birth rate. Thusly becoming a boy who attracts straight men in the hope of preventing their semen from impregnating a woman. After all, femboys are the ultimate form of birth control for either gender. Are you a man? Bussy will satisfy you! Are you a woman or other? You can peg the poor boy! In either scenario, impregnation is avoided.

This logic suggests that my entire purpose in life is to be a bottom. And frankly, that's really hot. If I am tempting straight men to breed me rather than a cisgender woman then I have done my job. If I am made into a boywife then I have succeeded in keeping one man from making children. And isn't that lovely?