Figures you do a great wolfrabbit.

Nice! Love his footpaws :)

I'm curious how you get a tattoo over fur

Ngf, what a hottie~

Thanks again for all your hard work! I absolutely love it! =^.^=

I had to look up the definition of pansexual only to find out that it was the Tumblrized version of bisexual w/ no restrictions on transgender subjects. Strange world we live in.

The word existed long before tumblr and there's a difference between pansexual and bisexual. Try not to jump to judgements.

I have to resist a meme about a certain helicopter. XD Great, now I have a headache from holding it in. T_T

Maybe grow up and join the modern world.

Will there be an invocation of "the current year"? Come now, what is the point of using a label that invokes "gender politics" when an existing label that denotes sexual orientation does the same job just fine. Gender preference matters not when at the end of the day you're either attracted to the same, different or both sexes. Gender is just a concept after all, right? So, to reiterate, "pansexual" is just a virtue signaling label that takes "bisexuality" and tacks on a "but I'd also date transgender people too" notion - a transitioning person, whether pre-op or post-op, would still be male or female in one sense or another, so that person is still bisexual.

And lastly, in the modern world humor and sarcasm are enjoyed freedoms. If you'd like to be particularly critical I could direct your attention to the Middle East. ;)

Oh and no matter what someones gender identity is, biological equipment matching or not matching, they're still either male or female, right? >_>

Since it will be a while (all day) before I can come back to this, I figure maybe I should be more direct in my question rather than cheeky since I don't want you to think I'm just a troll trying to rile you up. Since you seem to be knowledgeable on the subject, what do you think the difference between bisexual and pansexual is, and why, if pansexual encompasses bisexual, is pansexual a "better" term to describe ones sexual preference? Is bisexuality seen as typically exclusionary of, say, transgender people since their outward gender appearance might not match the sex organs they're packing? (Personally I've seen some very flawless transitions (MTF) who still had their original equipment that I'd probably jump in the sheets with).