 The "seme" usually pursues the "uke", who often has softer, androgynous, feminine features with bigger eyes and a smaller build, and is often physically weaker than the "seme".Another way the "seme" and "uke" characters are shown is through who is dominant in the relationship; a character can take the "uke" role even if he is not presented as feminine, simply by being juxtaposed against and pursued by a more dominant, more masculine, character.Although not the same, a "yaoi" construct similar to ""seme" and "uke"" is the concept of ""tachi" and "neko"".