Talk:Boi (slang) - Knowledge (XXG)

1495:) 21:53, 7 March 2009 (UTC)The term 'boi' as I have observed it in the Lesbian Community is a female, sometimes younger but always in the submissive role, regardless of age. It is also used to describe a male who a Lesbian couple invites because the male is sexually submissive, in other words will let them control him, but this is frequently because his wife or girlfriend is bi. But it almost always refers to the submissive in a lesbian led relationship when used, the femme of the butch half if used. I'm sure gay males and bi males consider it in their gender identities as well, to be the submissive in a relationships. I think it might be demeaning to the submissive if the controlling party, male or female, uses it as a form of mental control, although the existence of such a relationship is simply what it is, the submissive nature of the male or female, willing to serve the needs of the controlling person, male or female. However the only time I’ve ever heard the term is in the Lesbian Community. I think the gay males refer to their submissive as b~~tch. 1511:

lipstick and not a butch femme lesbian, but the significance is in that the "boi" is the submissive one, who often requires care. And he is correct in the fact that Bi-Lesbian couples will, from time to time, invite a male into their circle; however, he must be a "boi" and assume the submissive role most of the time. Such a male is dominated or ruled, and it matters little whether she used to be his wife, whether he sought them out, they sought him out, it just is. We won't say what also may be his fate or role if he accepts entering their circle. The fact that he is submissive is the "boi" factor but almost all "boi's' are lesbian or bi females. But like all terms, they become convoluted over time. My position is that boi is the submissive lesbian or a submissive male who will submit to lesbian dominance.

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could change the title from "Boi (gender)" to something like "Boi (LGBT usage)" or something similar. Because the usage I'm referring to also denotes gender, the current title is somewhat misleading. If we did that, I think it would warrant creation of another article for "Boi" covering the usage I've described (and perhaps other uses as well); as it stands now, "Boi" is only a disambiguation page. Alternatively, and this is perhaps the best option, we could expand the current article, renaming it simply "Boi" and covering all of the word's uses. The current version of the article would be one section in the new, expanded article, the usage I'm referring to would be another, and if there are other senses in which the term can be used, we could create other sections to cover them.

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lesbian, but the significance is in that the "boi" is the submissive one, who often requires care. And boi is correct in the fact that Bi-Lesbian couples will, from time to time, invite a male into their circle; however, he must be a "boi" and assume the submissive role most of the time. Such a male is dominated or ruled, and it matters little whether she used to be his wife, whether he sought them out, they sought him out, it just is. We won't say what also may be his fate or role if he accepts entering their circle. The fact that he is submissive is the "boi" factor but almost all "boi's' are lesbian or bi females. But like all terms, they become convoluted over time. My position is that boi is the submissive lesbian or a submissive male who will submit to lesbian dominance.

794:.) However, maybe it would be best to create a new category, one that deals with transgender - or maybe better "gender-bending" or similar - behaviour among primary LGB identified people, or lesbian or female-bodied people. Something like "Gender-bending in the lesbian community"; can't think of a really good title at the moment. That would avoid the question of one cat being a sub-cat of another; although it probably still would need a comment, so that the "Transgender" cat wouldn't be removed with the argument that the new cat is a sub-cat of this one. What do you think? -- 2334: 2098: 1887:, you have to address its usage in meme culture. People are vandalizing this page because you've aggravated all the memesters of the internet. You're essentially pretending that the meme culture interpretation of the word doesn't exist. Either elaborate that the article is referring to LGBT usage specifically, amend this page by adding the meme culture interpretation, or delete this page. But as it stands now, it is simply unacceptable, and frankly, I expect better from a platform like Knowledge (XXG). 301: 283: 371: 670: 652: 680: 252: 2290: 2182: 2052: 1419:

as "bois." However, in other instances, straight people use the term to refer to males in roughly the same age group, such as Avril Lavigne in her song "Sk8r Boi" or the rapper Big Boi. The point is that people of different sexual orientations use the same word, "boi," to refer to much the same people. Sometimes it refers to young gay males, and sometimes it doesn't.

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Don't remember how long ago the change was made, but since you're pointing it out, I agree. This subject as I understand is more about expressed or perceived gender than anything to do with sexual practice. Actually, I thought about it for a few minutes, and still can't think of a single way the term

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That's a good point, Alynna. I'll have to think more about this myself and wait for some more feedback, but here are some initial thoughts I have. First of all, as far as references, there are numerous examples on gay-oriented websites in which people refer to young males, often in their late teens,

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In the local area of Hereford this word is used frequently as in 'he's a good 'ol Herfurd(Hereford) boi' Or such as greeting an old good friend, viz 'alright boi!' Its use can be seen occasionally on Facebook by Herefordians !! I am 77 years old 'born an bred Herfurd boi!!' and have used it since i

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that "boi" has wider use, then please use them to expand the article. However, this is made more complex because "boi" is different from "boy". When people say "here, boy" to their dogs, they are clearly not using the term "boi" which has a distinct and clear meaning. So be careful to make sure you

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So, based in Knowledge (XXG)'s guidelines, this subject does not warrant its own article (at least not at the present time) and would probably be more appropriate over at the Wiktionary project. However, the few sources given so far seem to suggest that it might be on its way to being a "diffused"

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A couple of sources do not change the fact that this is a neologism. While its recent use in certain subcultures might warrant its mention on those respective entries, it does not need an entry of its own. Its use within those subcultures isn't even consistent. It's just an alternate spelling of

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The term "boi" is a Lesbian term more than a gay male term. The word "boy" is male, but gay males often refer to their boys as chickens, who I think serve the older dominant gay males. The lesbian "boi" is the more submissive of the female partner, and may indeed be a lipstick and not a butch femme

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Anyway, I am one of those people who are not too happy with all too enthusiasticly sticking to the categorisation rules - and this being a prime example why. While technically "boi" is a transgender behaviour, one can be certain that you are not the only one who doesn't consider the label adequate.

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So I think we have a few options here. We could change the title of this article to make it more specific to its content. Currently the article discusses the term in a somewhat narrow sense: it tells how "boi" is used in the LGBT community to refer to certain other members of that community. So we

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They typically have not been in circulation long enough or widely enough for their social status to be determined. Protologism (which is a neologisms) is for other contexts that have not been fully investigated, such as industry jargon or regional use. The term may not generally be understood even

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Sorry this took so long. Those appear to more or less be one source, the first being an execrpt form Levy's book, the second being an article about the book and the last being her book on amazon. Still, that's cool. My primary issue with the article is the nature of the subject: I think of it as a

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I'm all for a less offensive rewording of "female-born" to instead be "female-assigned at birth" as I've personally never heard a transman refer to himself female-born anyway (though "female assigned at birth" I'm familiar with, however "coercively" strikes me as a weasel word / neutrality issue)

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Just to quickly clarify, I see there was another discussion about whether or not this article should even exist at all, or if "Boi" should just be a disambiguation page. I think there is certainly a reason for an article to exist, but the current one is insufficient. So I'm proposing that we take

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and a unencyclopedic dicdef on a little used word. Marking the term as a gender label is inappropriate as well. The issue with the lack of sources was just an additional hurdle. I'm really stoked that someone took the time to go out and find some sources instead of just deproding the article with

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It most definitely is used in Goth (and sometimes Punk) subculture to refer to a young man not afraid to experiment with traditionally "feminine" things such as eyeliner, frills, etc. and as a protest against gender roles. Please don't remove my edits--google goth boi and it brings up hundreds of

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Thanks for the compliment, but I have to admitt that I am not familiar enough with "boi" culture to give a definite statement. My knowledge on trans-matters that come from the lesbian culture is usually 2nd-hand, and if it hasn't reached Germany, often somewhat sketchy. (Which does make it a very

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I couldn't agree more on this, I know this page isn't really active, but I think it should just be deleted. There is no confirmation that the term "bois" is only for usage of the gay community. Often times it refers to young men in general. Because there are many different interpretations of the

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OK, I can see the reason in this, but not all bois ID as trans. I'm a boi, and I don't; that's why I thought to add the LGBT category to the page in the first place. Do you think the article should stay in the transgender people and behavior cat, because it is about trans behavior, if not always

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Boi's, gender queerness and the like are generally impenetrable to the majority of heterosexual people; it is also much, much more widely speciated and categorised in America, than say Australia. But...neologisms aren't neccessarily unencyclopedia. Given enough time, they can turn into accepted

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Now, question is, is "LGBT", which is a very wide cat, the best one for this? If you think it is, just put in a HTML comment into the article, right above the cats, explaining shortly why. As far as I can see, the editing of these cats is all done manually, hence editors would see that. (Such a

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I agree with last poster. The term "boi" is a Lesbian term more than a gay male term. The word "boy" is male, but gay males often refer to their boys as chickens, who I think serve the older dominant gay males. The lesbian "boi" is the more submissive of the female partner, and may indeed be a

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I've certainly heard the term "boi" used for bisexual boys also - in general, a feminine boy independent of sexuality (although it's probably true that it tends to almost always refer to bi or gay boys). I've also heard it used in the BDSM community to refer to submissive boys (again, usually

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The idea behind that is that the "Transgender people and behavior" is a sub-category of "LGBT", and articles shouldn't be in both a sub-cat and a category above that. Whether that always makes sense is another question, but some people are very ardent about "correcting" those "errors" in

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Perhaps there are better terms we could use - but I don't think "sexual slang" is right. It's a term that applies to ones sexuality or gender identity, but isn't directly about being sexual (I usually think of a rather different set of words when I think of "sexual slang"!) What about

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Initially reverted to the old version which includes female-bodied (intersexed or otherwise) and will change "female-born" to "female assigned at birth" in the second one... Either way, removing "female-bodied" in wasn't justified in the reason listed for the edit in question. --

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trans people; or should it be added to the larger LGBT category because that accounts for both dyke bois and trans bois? I know you've done a lot more work on the trans/queer articles on Knowledge (XXG) than I have, so your decision would probably be better informed than mine. -

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is well-understood and means the same thing to everyone, the same is not true for "boi". It has different meanings in different subcultures within the queer subculture (i.e. gays, lesbians, transgendered) as well as to other subcultures (i.e. goths, S&M). In fact, the

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The difference between 'bois' and 'boy' is obvious in writing, but there is nothing in the article on the pronunciation of 'bois'. Is its pronunciation differentiated from 'boy', or is a listener expected to know which word is being used entirely from its context?

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I reverted the change (the removal of the LGBT category) made by Bearcat, because bois are almost always lesbians/dykes/queers. If anyone has a compelling reason to remove an article about lesbian/bi/trans people from the LGBT category, could you please explain? -

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Nonsense. Just because a neologism article isn't yet to GA status hardly means it won't be; the use of this unstable word (a lot of words had multiple meanings BTW) in the title is because that's what the article is about. And I completely agree with

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The term 'boi' is regularly used on SM websites such as worldskins.com / slaveboys.co.uk to denote a submissive male who may or may not be effminate. The term is used by the Dominany party and can be humiliating for you the submissive party.

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I think we need to consider generalizing our definition of "boi" outside of the lesbian community. Currently it defines a boi as a young gay or bisexual male, but the usage is becoming more broad. Many people use the term in reference to

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Don't agree with previous claim that "boyish" contradicts "somewhat effeminate." Compromising with "young-appearing." Also added "and in reality relatively young" because I think a "young-looking 65" would not fit the common usage.

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this article and combine it with some of the information on the disambiguation page as well as new information into one, comprehensive article on the term (not necessarily deleting the disambiguation page if its links are relevant).

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Does anyone else not feel that 'boi' has far more general application than in LGBT subcultures? It seems like it's being used to refer humorously to all manner of males, and even dogs. I never see it being used in a gay context.

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Can anyone provide a source for 216.177.2.89's claim that boi was created to parallel grrl? I can find nothing on it. Also, I have reverted some of the edits that (s)he made, because many transbois ID as TG rather than as TS.

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aims to improve the quality of articles dealing with gender studies and to remove systematic gender bias from Knowledge (XXG). If you would like to participate in the project, you can choose to edit this article, or visit the

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neologism (the line between unstable and diffuse isn't well-defined), so I'm willing to come to a compromise and say this should either be a disambiguation page or a redirect to a section in a more appropriate article.

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This is exactly what people are trying to accomplish with this article. This is not Wiktionary. Oddly enough, the uses of "boi" in this article are not found on the Wiktionary entry for boi

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are genuinely expanding this article, before you do so. Also, the article is in a constent state of revision, and was not "written over 10 years ago". It was last edited just a few days ago.

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The use of neologisms should be avoided in Knowledge (XXG) articles because they are not well understood, are not clearly definable, and will have different meanings to different people.

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the use of neologisms should be avoided in Knowledge (XXG) articles because they are not well understood, are not clearly definable, and will have different meanings to different people

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Around where I live "Boi" tends to mean a male, generally submissive, who acts and appears very youthful but who is of legal age. I agree it's a flexible term, your mileage may vary.

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A younger bisexual or gay man who may have effeminate characteristics. The term can also be used by anyone who wishes to distinguish from heterosexual or heteronormative identities

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as you shouldn't replace "boys and girls" with "bois an grrls" unless the article's context and subject matter call for that. "Boi" is making it's way into mainstream culture (see

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Articles on protologisms are almost always deleted as these articles are often created in an attempt to use Knowledge (XXG) to increase usage of the term.

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term, either all meanings should be stated, instead of exclusively only the "gay" meaning, or be deleted as there is no real definition of the word.

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This is exactly why a decent article would help explain the use at least in this context. The term is widespread in the LGBT community and just like

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after the link to keep me from modifying it, if I keep adding bad data, but formatting bugs should be reported instead. Alternatively, you can add

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UPDATE: Since no one has objected to the proposed change in over a week's time, I will make the edit in 24 hours unless there is an objection.

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Not only is boi used by goths to mean a guy that likes traditionally female styles, but it also doesn't always mean bi or gay in that context.

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knowledge! Seems finally some transguys (in the widest possible sense) turn up. Good thing, too, because I started to feel a bit lonely ;-)

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Collateral damage which also removed an additional qualifier "or female-bodied" which is relevant to intersex bois in the following lines.

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Agreed. "Boi" is a standard term now, and does not reflect its original LGBTQ meaning. The article should be updated to reflect that.

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works--it's mostly some guy talking (whinging, really haha) about a transmasc boi specifically, not that it's a term used by anyone.

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young male (like a teenager) - gay, straight, or otherwise. This is to distinguish from "boy," which would refer to young children.

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The first is that Knowledge (XXG) is not a dictionary, and so articles simply attempting to define a neologism are inappropriate.

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Boi is an alternate spelling of boy used to describe boys, yes, but also men, girls, women, and things that aren't even human .

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it's not clear what changes you want to be made. Please mention the specific changes in a "change X to Y" format and provide a

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sometimes used for a specific reason and sometimes just used stylistically. At most it should just be a disambiguation page.

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originates from slang used in black queer communities, but can't find a reliable source for this. A cursory search brings up

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This article is screwed up. I've never, ever ever heard of "boi" referring to a female. It only refers to gay males.

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categorisation. It is not meant as removing people from any group, although occasionally, it sure feels that way ... --

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on other editor's intentions and consider that perhaps they are not as skilled as you at writing or sourcing articles.

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article references "Club Boi, a gay club in Miami" (their website is way adult oriented so won't link that directly)

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http://www.amazon.com/o/ASIN/0743249895/105-9191015-6269227?SubscriptionId=0VSTEG9X9NAQ8JVP2H02/105-9191015-6269227

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to delete these "External links modified" talk page sections if they want to de-clutter talk pages, but see the

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Same. This article needs to be changed or updated to the current standards. It was written over 10 years ago.

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Ah yes, that makes sense, thanks for clarifying - I was thinking "boy" as in gender, rather than as in age.

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to keep me off the page altogether, but should be used as a last resort. I made the following changes:

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A recent edit was made, edit reason stating "female-born is a cissexist term" which made two changes:

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Hence sticking in another, equally adequate cat into the article seems perfectly appropriate to me.

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before doing mass systematic removals. This message is updated dynamically through the template

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http://igitur-archive.library.uu.nl/student-theses/2008-0429-200701/Linden%20CWSCP%20Thesis.doc

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New language / definition introduced as: "coercively assigned female at birth (cafab) person"

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I removed this sentence which I'm preserving here because the citations would be useful:

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comment: wikipedia is not the most reliable source guys so shut up (Arsenal Pro 1975)

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http://www.dailydoseofqueer.com/2005/10/29/boi-culture-in-female-chauvinist-pigs/

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wikipedia is better for having an article so those who want to learn more can.

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Remove this shit, boi only means one thing and it is a meme

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being a boi means different things to different people.

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