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theburningdonut asked: Also because of this stereotype it has been really hard to promote my own artwork, witch dose feature anthromorphic pin ups but dose NOT feature porn, BUT since people are SO sensitive about the subject of "Clopping" most people can't tell the difference anymore between Pin ups, "erotic art" and blatant porn. So PLEASE stop emphasizing a stereotype that barley exists! All these discussions ever do is support censorship and that's a scary thing to support!

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This blog, if it’s not a porn blog, is for people who want to get off, frankly. So I’m not sure of the value of making this distinction here. But I am open to it. What tags would you suggest?

I could rather easily distinguish between pornography and the other categories you mention (sexual contact vs. none), but sorting out the rest of them (pinups vs. “erotic art”, for example) is less clear. How would you make these distinctions?

When you say I’m “emphasizing a stereotype”, two questions come to mind: What stereotype? That bronies/furries are sexually perverted or that people who draw non-pornographic adult art are perverted? as well as What do you mean by “emphasizing,” and how am I doing it?

theburningdonut asked: Alot of your issues seem to be the fact you can't tell the difference betweeen "erotic artwork" and "clop"when you "Attempt to categorize" things better you are justifying what others are saying about you!Basically your acknowledging that you are a "clopper".I am both a Furry and a Brony so exposure to "Adult art" is nothing new to me. Now admittidly I really don't meat that many people who use artwork for the purpose of "Clopping" and all you are doing is perpetuating a stereotype.

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First off, I am acknowledging myself as a clopper. (Of course, I’m not super-public about it.) Yes, I do get off to the stuff I post, whether you call it porn or not. That’s not really an issue for me.

I didn’t really address the issue of people distinguishing between different types of adult artwork, because I don’t think anyone really cares. Is that a problem? Maybe. The stereotype seems to be that bronies or furries are sexually perverted, and I assume someone’s less likely to be sexually attracted if that person draws/enjoys only non-pornographic adult art than if the person draws/enjoys porn.

But even if you argue that some people who draw non-pornographic adult art aren’t doing it for sexual reasons, critics can still say adult artwork is a problem. (The main thing I see for the brony fanbase is that children can find it; that’s a much bigger discussion topic on my blog.)

Add Another to the List of Fairly Well-Known Bronies with NSFW Blogs [Link]

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nevernoesbest:

theburningdonut:

heartlinda:

Or not. It might not actually be the musician. (See assertivefluttershy versus assertive-fluttershy.)

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What the fuck? I had no idea we were going to start SHAMING artists who draw and tag there adult stuff now?

I know you want the Brony fandom to be clean and all but this is going a LITTLE to far!

Yeah, I don’t get this weird, creepy obsession with tracking people’s sexuality.

WHO CARES what porn other people like? Especially if it’s kept separated? That was a rhetorical question, but the answer happens to be creepy, judgmental assholes.

In re theburningdonut and nevernoesbest: Please read the links to understand my purpose in posting this. It’s an issue I’ve been trying to deal with.

Besides, it probably isn’t even the musician, judging from the paltry results of searching #assertivefluttershynsfw.