alias cum_in_hands -> cum_on_hands

BUR #3872 has been approved by @Hillside_Moose.

create alias cum_in_hands -> cum_on_hands

Despite what the wiki says, the tag is already being used for cum on hands no matter the gesture, because previously cum_on_hands was aliased to cum_on_upper_body so people avoided the alias by using this tag instead.

If someone wants specifically the cupped hands pose they can use cupping_hands cum_in_hands.

EDIT: The bulk update request #3872 (forum #175556) has been approved by @Hillside_Moose.

The bulk update request #3872 (forum #175556) has been approved by @Hillside_Moose.

This alias was done way too fast. Don't we normally wait at least few days before acting on alias/implication requests, to let people voice their opinions?

Anyhow, I think that cum_in_hands might be a better name for the tag since it's more specific. Cum_on_hands can be misunderstood to mean that it is for cum anywhere on the hand, including forearm, elbow, upper arm. But that's not what we want, as far as I can tell, especially since cum_on_arm and cum_on_arms are aliased to cum_on_body (as they should, IMO).

On a related note, we also have cum_on_fingers. Should we alias or implicate it?

MyrMindservant said:
including forearm, elbow, upper arm

I don't see how it's possible for someone to mistake a hand for any of those other body parts.

+1 for an alias from cum on fingers to cum on hands though.

Cum in hands is too specific, imo, it disqualifies any cum that isn't in the palms. Forearm, elbow, and upper arm are not part of the hand, I've never met anyone who thinks otherwise, so I'm not sure how anyone would come to the conclusion those areas would qualify for cum on hands

Hm, maybe that was a confusion on my part then. In my native language the word for "hand" can also be used for the whole upper limb, not just palm.
If it's different in English and "hand" is only used for palm and fingers, then I withdraw my suggestion.

MyrMindservant said:

Hm, maybe that was a confusion on my part then. In my native language the word for "hand" can also be used for the whole upper limb, not just palm.
If it's different in English and "hand" is only used for palm and fingers, then I withdraw my suggestion.

Yep, anything past the wrist isn't the hand anymore, it's the forearm (up until the elbow) and the arm for the whole upper limb. "Hand" is just palm and fingers (and the back of the hand)

Also, I second that cum "in" hands is too specific because it clearly implies having it in the palm, and that cum on fingers should be aliased to cum on hands.