I won’t have kids. I absolutely have taught other people’s kids though.

Other comments aside, humans have at least 4 different kinds of pelvis shapes (Caldwell–Moloy classification). If you decide to look further into the research, we actually have no idea which pelvises are most common for any sex. Any research done has largely been “which best for woman give birth” and that’s it.

We have no data to give a proper average of what should be expected for those assigned male at birth. We have no data for those who are intersex either but worse because even many modern practices do their best to hide everything.

No idea where you live, but to give you a start:
https://isna.org/
http://www.ukia.co.uk/

Best luck to you finding your answers.

Pillowfort and Dreamwidth come to mind. Pillowfort designed to be based on original Tumblr. Dreamwidth based on LiveJournal.

It doesn’t help that most of our fandom are casuals who don’t understand the frame of money involved. They have no concept that every other AAA company is working with less money than TPC.

The problem isn’t just the TPC is a big company. They own the biggest franchise in the world and 2nd place isn’t even close. Your normal people, even in a big group, can’t fight it without someone else with big money decides to enter the ring. The only exception that comes to mind is if this fandom decides to take accountability and stop buying everything that comes out, but I think we all know the answer to this.

That said, I hope others keep passing along the facts as they come up. It’s not right for a company to feel so powerful that it can feel free to bully their own fans so openly.

I haven’t had the chance to talk to anyone who is an actual lawyer, but several people who are better at parsing legal stuff than I has said that (give or take your country) that it’s null and void. However to do so requires money to challenge them in court. And TPC can out-money most people.

While not about fanart and was about emulation, it reminds me of the Bleem vs Sony trials. Bleem won every court case to sell their emulator but in the end the company died because they could not keep up with all of the court costs. Meanwhile, Sony could keep affording to lose and try again.

This is a very photogenic cat.