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It’s time for Otters vs Pups.  Part of my data-visualizing series from the Gay Cliques Census. (See previously: Bears vs Cubs, Twinks vs Chubs). I didn’t even put Pups on my original Cliques Chart, only graphing the sub-group “Muscle Pups.”  I guess I subconsciously realized what can now be proven with data: there’s not much physical difference between Otters and Pups. Pups are about 20lbs heavier than Otters Otters are less fat than Pups, averaging 1-2” smaller waist sizes Otters are slightly hairier than Pups Between 25-35, Pups start calling themselves Otters Because there is so little distinction physically, I assume there’s a lot going on with personality that distinguishes Pups from Otters.  This is (unfortunately) something I did not put into my survey.

It’s time for Otters vs Pups.  Part of my data-visualizing series from the Gay Cliques Census. (See previously: Bears vs Cubs, Twinks vs Chubs).

I didn’t even put Pups on my original Cliques Chart, only graphing the sub-group “Muscle Pups.”  I guess I subconsciously realized what can now be proven with data: there’s not much physical difference between Otters and Pups.

  • Pups are about 20lbs heavier than Otters
  • Otters are less fat than Pups, averaging 1-2” smaller waist sizes
  • Otters are slightly hairier than Pups
  • Between 25-35, Pups start calling themselves Otters

Because there is so little distinction physically, I assume there’s a lot going on with personality that distinguishes Pups from Otters.  This is (unfortunately) something I did not put into my survey.

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  3. male-pulchritude said: Otters can be tops. Cubs hope then never have to top as long as they’re cubs. There are psychological and behavioral components to bearship, cubbiness and otterism.
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