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  1. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002184

     
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    Description: The fandom trope in which cisgender men can become pregnant. This term should not be used to describe pregnant trans men.@en

  2. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002185

     
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    Description: The participation and inclusion of non-binary people in fan communities.@en

  3. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002186

     
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    Description: The alternate universe fanworks trope in which society is divided into three categories of people: alphas, betas, and omegas. Fanworks in the omegaverse often depict characters with genitalia and b...

  4. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002187

     
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    Description: Slang term referring to a fan's primary "ship" or preferred relationship within a fandom.@en

  5. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002188

     
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    Description: Original works of creative fiction that focus on same-sex or same-gender relationships and incorporate tropes from fanfiction; includes femslash fiction.@en

  6. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002189

     
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    Description: The relationships (primarily romantic or sexual) between characters in fanworks, including relationships that are not present within the canon text.@en

  7. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002190

     
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    Description: The participation and inclusion of people of color in fan communities.@en

  8. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002191

     
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    Description: Marketing tactic in which creators of a piece of media purposefully hint at but do not explicitly depict or follow through with queer relationships or queer representation. Queerbaiting is distinct...

  9. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002192

     
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    Description: Purposeful subtextual coding of a character or relationship in a piece of media as queer. Queer coding is distinct from the practice of queerbaiting in that the queer codes are intentionally presen...

  10. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002193

     
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    Description: The participation and inclusion of queer people in fan communities.@en

  11. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002194

     
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    Description: Issues and discussions about the presence of racism in fan spaces and works.@en

  12. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002195

     
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    Description: A content warning applied to fanworks to signal the presence of rape, non-consensual sexual encounters, or dubiously consensual sexual encounters.@en

  13. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002196

     
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    Description: Fanfiction about real people, such as actors or musicians; often but not always used to describe fanfiction focusing on (real or imagined) same-sex or same-gender relationships between celebrities.@en

  14. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002197

     
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    Description: Term used in yaoi or yaoi fan communities to describe the giving or dominant partner in a fictional male-male relationship.@en

  15. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002198

     
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    Description: Names used to describe common pairings in fandom. Ship names are often portmanteaus of the names of two (or more) characters in the ship (e.g., Spirk for Spock and Kirk).@en