Phanfer
a word used to describe or declare the state of a person’s physical or personal being, as gay or h-m-s-xual. the correct and true meaning of the word though, is in fact, a transvest-te woman who has had a s-x change from male to female still keeping his male genitalia that is presumably gay by choice. as it may be a hard image to conjure in ones mind, it is indeed an insult of the highest caliber.
it is uni-s-xual insult. that can describe a woman as more masculine, or a man as more feminine.
(directed to a guy)
player 1: hey guys <3 hope you all have fun and make it a good game :d!
player 2: wow...you are such a phanfer...
(directed to a girl)
girl: yeah, i love working out, how much do u bench? i bench around 225 on a bad day.
man: wow, your quite the phanfer aren't you? did you have a s-x change recently?
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