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I am a digital artist, sci-fi fan, and generally an odd person. Expect art and weirdness.

I love Portal, Star Trek, Star Wars, The Matrix, Dragonball Z, Babylon 5, and a few others. You'll see lots of fandom ramblings, some feminism/LGBTQA posts, food porn, artwork, and reblogged awesomeness.

Or maybe the other 83% aren’t robosexual. Guys, just think about this a second before we mindlessly hammer the “like” button.

People have preferences. They may find themselves more attracted to tall, short, skinny, curvy, male, female, bi-gendered, aliens, cars, and who knows what else. And they’re just Not Into That when it comes to other things. There’s NOTHING WRONG WITH THAT.

Do we honestly need to start shaming people for just Not Being Into Having Sex with Robots?

(You might as well shame the asexual/demisexual population for Not Being Into Having Sex, while you’re at it?)

Forgive me for not having much of a sense of humor today, but I really do want to bring that point up.

I have a fascination with robots, as well as the idea of having sex with robots, and I can see the flawed reasoning here.

(Source: comedycentral)