Nothing wrong with that man. Just be you, thats all that matters ^.=.^

Honestly, I thought you were straight and only drew the muscles and dicks to impress some dragoness. X3

Ever consider that it's the muscle you're attracted to, not the gender? I mean even I have the capacity to be turned on by certain male muscle pictures, but I wouldn't sleep with another guy in real life, much less get in any relationship with one. Now women, namely muscular ones, they are by far my biggest turn-on bar none.

That's how I really thought before, but as time's gone on I've noticed I'm attracted to more than the big muscles.
It took a long time for me to really figure this out, and quite some time to actually accept it.

Nothing wrong with that, dude! You like the big girls and big guys.
You don't have to be shy of favoriting big girls, and we don't have to be too shy to hit on you anymore.

Haha, I'm going to be adding everything I like to my favorites from now on. As far as people hitting on me, never really minded that either way, but now I guess I can respond a bit more warmly? >.=.<

Rrrrr, please do, you beautiful, muscular dragonstud.

Are you insinuating that I was suggesting that he should have a problem with it? Seems like you're implying that you can accept that he still likes women, but you no longer have to worry about creating an uncomfortable situation by hitting on him. I'm sure you're just relishing the opportunity. *rolls eyes*

In short, you couldn't have said all that in your own reply, instead of hijacking mine, why?

I see. Well in any case, you may not know 100% for certain unless you actually put such a theory into practice. I'm not saying or implying that there's anything wrong with it. Just comparing what you initially said to my own experiences. I've come to realize that as far as other guys go, it's just a surface lust and only for very muscular ones, but not to the point I would actually get intimately physical with one.

Oh and off topic, I really hate it when another person butts into MY reply, as if trying to make what I said sound like a negative, when it's not. I think it's very rude and it sends a message (at least to me) that I'm not allowed to be entitled to an opinion. Be whatever you feel you are, just know for sure which preference you lean more towards. In a way, I could say I'm bi too. But I would obviously say that I have a majority preference towards (muscular) women.

Can you please respond to my other comment? I'd really appreciate it. ^^;

I understand your point, it's actually very similar to what my mother said when I told her. I can just say this is something I'm pretty confident on, given a few years even of how I've felt.

Sorry about not responding, I honestly wasn't sure how to respond without making it sound like I was arguing.

nothing wrong with that , be glad that you even know what your preferences are

"As the days flow onward, while we explore life's daily adventures, also are we discovering our own developing identities within."

Glad that you're able to feel more comfortable with what you realized. Hopefully this leads to a happier and more fulfilled sense of self!!!

I know how you felt with this, I mean, I had no quarrel admitting it here, but to my parents, I was petrified to as i had no clue how they'd react. But yeah, as longs as you just keep being yourself, there's nothing to worry about :3

That's fine, you're still you. I guess maybe I can sneak a grope and not feel AS naughty as before...
I like big manly dragons

I've had my suspicions that you were, but gave you more of the benefit of the doubt that it was more self-portrayal and/or self desire in the pics.

As rinjipantera and you stated farther up in the comments, I can actually relate to feeling that way. For years when I was first mainly discovering my attraction towards male muscles, I had convinced myself that it was more of something that I wanted to bee like that and I wasn't really sexually attracted to the male body. When looking for pictures of beef on the internet, I avoided anything exposing the penis or even mentioned it in some of the stories I would read. I mainly felt this way because, living in a christian household, I got told any time the topic would come up that it was one of the worst sins ever and it was one of the worst things you could ever feel. I tried to deny myself those feelings and the longing for seeing, feeling, and having incredible amounts of muscle, but I just couldn't keep them out of my head, eventually causing some pretty severe depression.

It wasn't until after high school and after I had mostly ditched religion that I had finally come to terms with being gay to myself, but it wasn't until over a year later that I actually was comfortable enough to open up to only my closet friends, and it was even longer before I was more open about it to the general public.

I'm really glad you got to come out like this and tell everyone. It's like lifting a heavy weight off your chest and lets you start being more like yourself instead of masking your feelings and having to word things you say to mask some of your true feelings towards things.

What you just described, about what you went through, is something I hear about way too often. It's one of the reasons I've gone from being passive towards religion, to having a hatred for it, and I don't hate a whole lot. So many people I talk to, when they followed religion they where depressed, uncomfortable with who they where, or even bitter. The moment they left it, it changed their lives for the better. It makes me really happy to hear you put it behind you, that you freed yourself. It's better to live for yourself and be happy, than live for the sake of a book and be depressed or bitter.

I had a hell of a time coming to terms with the opposite situation, actually... I just wouldn't let myself like girls, bro! And 'bisexual' still has this dumb stigma about it. People just can't seem to take a person seriously unless they're on some extreme end of the spectrum. Black or white? Straight or gay? I don't know about you, but the hardest part for me was trying to ditch the idea that you have to choose. What's wrong with liking a little of everything? Having a label that people use to lump you in with other people... it's just kind of a pain, even if you only like guys, or only like girls.

I like your artwork; been watching you since my old account. Your stuff can be pretty friggin' awesome, and it's always cool when I look in submissions and see a new picture of a massive breeder dragon... Or anything else you draw. So if you suddenly decided to draw or commission some sexy picture with a big dick in it, for no other reason than 'I felt like it,' I'd be as chill with that as ever. Same cool dragon.

Actually, you hit it dead on, it really was ditching the idea that I had to choose. Once I started to break out of that I really started to realize how much I like both >.=.<
As far as the stigma around bisexuals, I haven't really noticed it myself. I guess I've been lucky, but most of the people who've found out by now just accept it.

And I've actually got a new character that is pretty much made for pictures with big dicks in them >.=.< And big muscles. Taking things beyond the limits I've put on Razor.

I think my stigma mostly came from adults discouraging bi-curious teens in high school. Comments like 'oh, you're just confused' were common. It really did become a 'fad' for a lot of kids, which reduced credibility by a lot... But regardless, I'm glad that wasn't your experience!

Having a character to fit every occasion has always been fun for me! Looking forward to seeing him. :D