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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Crimson Longinus" data-source="post: 9290095" data-attributes="member: 7025508">Perhaps I should not belabour the matter, as it is rather unconnected to the actual topic, but you certainly had an opportunity to bring up some actual examples of sexism instead of trying to paint a position disagreeing with your personal preferences in some ancient debate as such.There is one thing here I agree about, that is listening the female fans. It is just that the discussion certainly didn't have the gendered divide you are describing here, so I guess there must be some confirmation bias going on here on your part. People had differing views not connected to their gender nor were people's motivations as you describe.Yes, a lot of people said that it is silly to have obvious mammalian features on what appears to be reptile, and that it might be unnecessary sexualisation. Whether this is the sort of silliness we need to care about in our make believe is another matter.I have noticed that in discussions you often tend to describe things in very stark terms, presenting your preferences as objectively or even morally better. But I think it is highly inappropriate to try to paint your preference for dragon tits as some sort of social justice issue, and even more so to try to paint people who disagreed as some sort of bigots, whilst in reality it were they who were concerned about respectful depictions.</blockquote>