Home Japanese Male equivalent of 人妻JJapaneseMale equivalent of 人妻April 11, 20224 comments Is there a male equivalent to 人妻? I’ve found 既婚男性, but it feels kinda unwieldy. Is it even common? Tags:Japanese 4 comments人夫(にんぷ) would make the most sense at first glance, but when u actually search for the meaning you’d find a totally different meaning :/Maybe 旦那 or 主人?I hate to pry but is this for the purpose of AV鑑賞?人妻 is usually used in the context of hitting on a married woman. 妻帯者 is used somewhat similarly when talking about married men.Take care how you use these terms. My wife for one *loathes* being called 人妻.Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
人夫(にんぷ) would make the most sense at first glance, but when u actually search for the meaning you’d find a totally different meaning :/
人妻 is usually used in the context of hitting on a married woman. 妻帯者 is used somewhat similarly when talking about married men.Take care how you use these terms. My wife for one *loathes* being called 人妻.
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人夫(にんぷ) would make the most sense at first glance, but when u actually search for the meaning you’d find a totally different meaning :/
Maybe 旦那 or 主人?
I hate to pry but is this for the purpose of AV鑑賞?
人妻 is usually used in the context of hitting on a married woman. 妻帯者 is used somewhat similarly when talking about married men.
Take care how you use these terms. My wife for one *loathes* being called 人妻.