Be careful, Third Class...that's an Ukaku.

Yes! I actually want to be a trap, but I look muscular with clothes on even if I'm not actually muscular (bone structure can play mind tricks...).

Slightly muscular and masculine looking traps can be hot too, especially if they're pretty hung. Only thing that really break the illusion immediately are facial hair and fat bellies.

Also, welcome to Fakku.

Hi! ( ; v;)

...I'm so sorry, but I'm usually too lazy to shave...

i know that there's certain clothing items that make the lean muscles become less apparent. like 3/4 sleeve tops. and bootcut jeans. (for the leaner and more athletic girls, sometimes we get self conscious about becoming unattractive from having muscles. i know the feel. i taught taekwondo, and i'm terribly sensitive about showing my legs because all we did in taekwondo was practice kicking hundred upon thousands of times.)

to be trap you gotta groom your hair well, take care of your skin, and get rid of excess facial and body hair. basically you have to do all of the things us girls do.

ive even found a guide for you!


in all seriousness i'm kind of curious how you look trapped up.
i think traps are cute. but i guess that really only work with anime and manga huh? best of both worlds tho. cute looking + penis. yup. best of both.

It's really impossible...I'll die without meat...

I'm also a martial artist, so I'll also die without weight training...

Oh, I know it's possible in 3D, but like all things, you need to be born for it...



^ Probably not born to be a trap. ( ; w;)

Well those are only suggestions. Ive helped out a bunch of traps at college, so just post or pm a photo and i can probably figure out what you will need. Besides that, you dont have to cut out meat. Its not like the photo from 4chan is an absolute. Its from 4chan.

I used to teach taekwondo. Im not muscly ot anything, just a little bit toned. Sure you could say its because im a girl so i dont get buff, bt just look at the heavy-weight lifting girls. Those are the type to get buff. Martial artists dont neeeeeed to be buff. Just good power to weight and momentum control. Same with the best breakdancers. They do all these crazy powermoves and howbuff are they? They are skinny and lean. Yes they have muscle but its compact and toned instead of big and bulky.

Dont sell yourself short.

Masteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeer~~!! (/ T ^T)/

Some day for sure when I can buy my own clothes and stuff...

haha It's too bad in our style we need a wall of muscle, but maybe when my skills are better, I might not need that anymore. ( ; V;)

what style?
i'm assuming that it's more of a power style than flow/speed type.

MMA ( ; v;)

...I guess that doesn't mean much on its own. In my case, it's a mix of boxing, kyokushin, wing chun, and probably a lot more because I learned a lot not just from my teachers but also from the people I've fought.

I don't really know if it's speed type or not, but the main point is to win in one strike...maybe two.

i remember a coworker of mine in taekwondo who was really really good. he towered over me by at least a foot or more. korean guy. one time he was doing competition sparring (all the sparring gear too) and came out in a flurry of 5-8 roundhouse kicks in only 2-3 seconds or so. opponent broke both arms. it wasn't intentional, but that ended that right away. he wasn't very buff either. just tall, so his legs had tons of mass to fling around. (he kicked really really fast too. i could never react fast enough when i was practicing sparring with him during instructor training)

My rival is an obese kung fu genius. I saw him punch me once, but I felt three impacts...we were in middle school at the time, and he's gotten a lot stronger since then. I'm not confident that I can beat him even now.

Taekwondo is really scary. I've heard some stories from one of my offline friends who's a black belt but stopped practicing a long time ago. His master at the time had five or six of them who just became black belts and took them on at the same time. At least according to him, none of them were conscious by the end, and having studied a bit of Taekwondo, it doesn't at all seem like an exaggeration.

I myself am not suited to Taekwondo. My kicks are clumsy looking.

flexibility is befitting of a trap. and a taekwondo artist. my coworkers taught me how to do 540 roundhouse kicks and it was my favorite kick to do until i stopped practicing and my legs forgot how to do it. i kind of took pride in it since it was decently high compared to the other girls who i worked with who were 2 degrees of black belt higher than me. hehe.

but yeah, stretch a ton. be flexible and get hits to flow around you rather than blocking them hard. roll with the punches or something. it's more energy-saving so you have more energy to use to hit them back. and practice your kicks. pretty much all of my coworkers, even the 40-50 yr old part timer could kick above their heads.

It's a strange thing I've noticed at least in the fights I've had jump kicks are very useful...even more than low kicks which is really surprising jumping has not failed me yet...

just try to teach yourself to kick well. like watch taekwondo instructionals and then practice.