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it would be lovely if you could add a category “femfight” for tagging theses works – denoting female vs female fighting and f vs f wrestling.
Thank you for this suggestion, I did start already: https://vintagefetishart.com/tag/femfight/ but have to browse through many pages to see if they need update on the tag (like this page).