Bulge size options for character creation.

[HyoMinPark]

I'm not gonna respond to the rest anymore, because that's pointless. But I can respond to this. And the response is...I won't. For certain reasons I use that punctuation marker whenever writing a question because it does actually signify the tone in which I do ask questions in real life. Though, I do suppose, that at times my use of it may be correct in my language but not necessarily in English. Unfortunately these differences are hard to avoid.

In English, it comes off as overly emotional—overly confrontational or angry or upset; etc.. That’s why I always tell you to calm down. So now, you know.

[kikix12]

In English, it comes off as overly emotional—overly confrontational or angry or upset; etc.. That’s why I always tell you to calm down. So now, you know.

My language have several other uses on top of those, including rhetoric, sarcastic, surprised etc. So you need not give it much attention, it usually in no way shows me needing to calm down.

[NessaWyvern]

This is a picture of a character with muscle tone but yet does not have any butt to match, thus being unrealistic.

People with leg muscles and muscle tone also have butts. She does not have a realistic hip-to-butt ratio, and hardly any muscle in her glutes, despite having other prominent leg muscles.
This also applies to highlander females as well, and all female characters really, when you consider how active they are, and how wide their hips are.

[Fredco191]

^ Jesus.. I didn’t think it was that bad.

[Vahlnir]

^ Jesus.. I didn’t think it was that bad.

It is indeed that bad.

[DevonEllwood]

^ Jesus.. I didn’t think it was that bad.

I was checking out the grand company ring for an achievement and noticed the same thing on my character. Sitting would be painful. No muscle structure there at all. The gluts are the largest muscle on most mammals and even on male characters it doesn't exist; thigh just goes right into back.