japanese language question in regard to Masaki

May 19, 4:21 PM

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I noticed that Masaki is referred to as Tsuma or Okusan, which to my understanding is wife? Is this because of the shows world/society not addressing both partners with the same title or being an Omega/giving birth or Masaki's primary gender identity?
Or are these terms also used for a spouse in general in Japanese?
Just curious to know the background of the words' usage, as I don't know too much about the language and would like to learn :)

May 19, 5:50 PM

Cassiestar88

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Sep 2015

Were quirks even round then?

May 20, 8:35 AM

emiko_uchiha

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Mar 2017

I’m pretty sure tsuma means wife, and he probably takes on that role because he exhibits more feminine characteristics in their relationship dynamic.

May 24, 10:31 AM

Na_Haeng

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Oct 2020

@mnmi2310 thanks for the insight ^^

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