@thps48  

 
It was a woman because the fan he in fact asked to sign the chest of was in fact a woman (or, potentially, a ‘girl’ in her twenties - depending on how where you draw the age-line between women and girls)  
I’m pretty sure he signed the not-taboo areas of the chest, of course, mind you.  
And even if we assume I accept the idea that women should be able to go topless (I’ve got mixed feelings about it, so I’m actually just staying out of that argument and letting it resolve itself), I don’t see how a ‘butt’, as long as only the skin was revealed, would be any more ‘taboo’.
 
My point, in other words, was that if M. A. Larson is going to ask a girl if he can sign her chest (and he supposedly DID ask that) then he for one can’t reasonably object to being asked to sign something weird (as long as it’s appropriate for the public)  
But he can, of course, still say no - he’s still got his free will, I just mean he’s no right to take offense.

@Jerkface  
Yes, of a woman. His comment also didn’t make that much sense. I’d probably be okay with it if it was intented as a joke. XD

@thps48  
I did see that you were replying to someone.  
Said someone didn’t delve into gender politics, just the conditions of being offended at signing certain body parts.

@Jerkface  
That was a reply. Read the reply. I don’t want to insinuate your mother had a vice during your pregnancy, but… :T

@thps48  
Exactly, so why did you bring it up?

@aerion111  
Nothing on this image nor thread has anything to do with gender politics. <_<

@Schwanck  
If anyone is asking for it, it’d be mister ‘M.A.’ - you can’t ask if you can sign a female fan’s chest, and then be offended when someone asks you to sign some other part of them (as long as it’s doable in public)  
You can say no still, of course, but you’ve no right to actually take offense.

Fans at conventions be like…

The daily life of M.A. Larson

Now I think of that GalaCon video made by CrikeyDave.

Plush. Pony. Posterior.

Heheheheheh. X3c

Avery wanted to show off her new pone junk edit.