What is a Japanese Sissy?

You might be wondering what the word “japanese sissy” means. It is actually a Japanese term: tsutsume. It means “female”, and it has been around for ages. It was first used in Charles Dickens’ novel Hard Times. It has been a common name in America until the 1950s. The term was made pejorative, but it has since re-emerged as an acceptable alternative to Cecilia.

The word sissy is actually a misnomer in Japanese. Ruo Chong is the Japanese equivalent to the English sissy. If you want to learn more about this unique name, keep reading. You’ll soon learn why Japanese people call their kids “sissy.”