Covered pussy?

I wonder if this tag covered pussy is needed and if it is, what are the applicable cases? So far, people have used this tag in ways that overlap with covering crotch and cameltoe. There's also the question of if pussy should also be tagged along with covered pussy.

I'll post some examples that may have elements applicable for covered pussy tag.

post #8767802: you can kinda see a larger "opening" than the typical cameltoe in the lower right panel
post #8666253: a rather more defined cameltoe
post #8774193: spread pussy under clothes
post #8739178: covered clitoris?
post #8594822: you can make out the shape of pussy with even the hole but the fabric is still not see-through enough
post #8766270: see-through fabric where you can clearly see the pussy

Previous topic #23814

Unbreakable said:

Previous topic #23814

From that topic, I think there should be no problem to use covered pussy as long as you can see make out the pussy under the fabric, regardless of how see-through the fabric is. Not sure if cameltoe should also be included. If it is, then an implication BUR will have to be made.

I expect such a tag would fairly quickly become cameltoe 2.0. I really don't think we need it.

IMO a needed tag but I don't like that covered_* tags don't imply the thing being covered, even with nipples that are mostly not visible

wait cameltoe exists so nevermind actually; dumb tag. but should there be an implication or are they almost mutually exclusive?

I would alias cameltoe to this or alias this to cameltoe

LQ said:

wait cameltoe exists so nevermind actually; dumb tag. but should there be an implication or are they almost mutually exclusive?

I would alias cameltoe to this or alias this to cameltoe

The thing is if there's more than just cameltoe being covered, what do we do then? We can't tag those cameltoe because they are not.

LQ said:

IMO a needed tag but I don't like that covered_* tags don't imply the thing being covered, even with nipples that are mostly not visible

My understanding is that if the clothes covering the parts are see-through, then it's not covered_* and the actual things being covered will be tagged accordingly.
EDIT: it seems that if the parts protrude through the clothes and produce the visible shape on the clothes then covered_* tags should apply regardless of if it's see-through or not. I'm not 100% sure though.

That's fair. Of all the examples in the OP, I would consider them all cameltoe. Except maybe the see-through one; not sure.

The thing is if there's more than just cameltoe being covered, what do we do then? We can't tag those cameltoe because they are not.

Hence, I believe cameltoe should be aliased to "covered pussy" and that should be the main tag. The tag would primarily be cameltoe but also feature the other covered pussy concepts. Most other body parts don't really have an alternate "covered pussy" word; cameltoe is basically just slang for covered pussy (w/ tight clothes) aside from the exceptions we see here.

LQ said:

That's fair. Of all the examples in the OP, I would consider them all cameltoe. Except maybe the see-through one; not sure.

Hence, I believe cameltoe should be aliased to "covered pussy" and that should be the main tag. The tag would primarily be cameltoe but also feature the other covered pussy concepts. Most other body parts don't really have an alternate "covered pussy" word; cameltoe is basically just slang for covered pussy (w/ tight clothes) aside from the exceptions we see here.

I can half agree with this. The only problem would be "cameltoe" is also commonly associated with a certain shape. It's basically "covered cleft of venus". And if cleft of venus is a separate tag from pussy, then so should cameltoe be from covered pussy.

BUR #36296 has been rejected.

create alias cameltoe -> covered_pussy

Reverse of the BUR in the previous topic

forum #330696

Want to bring attention to somewhat related issue, as cameltoe and cleft_of_venus share the translated name.

hdk5 said:

While we're at it, should we also reconsider (again, topic #20984) the cleft_of_venus tag name, given how it is unobvious sometimes and is often mistaken for cameltoe?

As far as I know, the term 「スジ」 usually means what we call "cleft of venus", but sometimes can mean "cameltoe" too.
Meanwhile, the more common term for "cameltoe" in Japanese would be 「食い込み」, which actually also means wedgie.

The bulk update request #36296 (forum #333807) has been rejected by @LQ.

Removed スジ from cameltoe because it's usually not a cameltoe.