@soundtea  
Might make more!! Definetly find it cute when both of them are like that x3 so might make more poses of it~ uvu

@evan555alpha  
Well, no one is forcing you to do that ^^ I explained my reasoning and it’s my post, its literally not hurting anyone and its not inaccurate so, yeah!

Also I must add:  
There seriously needs to be more preggo Tempest. Especially if she’s still keepin that glorious bod on top.

@CottonCloudy  
Put simply, we don’t do that here. It’s not part of the tagging standard.  

@evan555alpha  
Thank you but I prefer tagging it that way! Even if I’m the only one doing it right now it leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Kinda how most human characters here are light skinned but people still tag sometimes characters as light skinned? Shouldn’t only dark skin be tagged if most human characters are light skinned no I don’t think so, it’s just tagging the pictures with words that can be used to describe it you know?
 
And thank you! I appreciate it! ^^

@CottonCloudy  
You’ll find that a majority of art here is not in any way trans-related, so to tag it as “not trans” (with cis and so on) is not needed.  
For example, there’s the tag missing accessory for when characters are missing things they wear. Sure, on images where they’re not missing we still tag those things (crown for example), but we don’t tag has accessories because it’s not needed.
 
On the topic of the image, damn that’s not~

@Background Pony #C920  
Well I just tag it cause its whats in the image :3 Some people don’t know the terminology and some just dont find it necessary. Personally I just prefer consistency, if trans characters get tagged as trans then cis characters should be tagged as cis, it just makes things easier for me to categorize.

Oh yes yes yes! Make out with that big beautiful pregnant belly~!

@CottonCloudy  
Oh I know thats what it means. It just seems kind of random to be tagged, imo. There are other images with CIS individuals that are not tagged as such.

lick it

@Background Pony #C920  
Cis actually means a person who isn’t genderqueer. It means for example, like here, a person who was assigned female at birth and then continued to identify as such. As opposed to trans which is a person who identifies as a gender different to what they were assigned at birth. :)) Hope it helped!

@Bexar Bandito  
who says they haven’t already ;))

Not bashing, just curious: Why is this specifically tagged as ‘CIS’? I mean…it doesn’t seem to have anything to do with the genderqueer community, or am I just missing something?

There needs to be more playing with very pregnant bellies.  
Especially if they’re kicking at the same time.

now kiss it