Saying that your own son is going to hell for an interest he has (even if it is odd) gives you your very own ticket too hell as well.

I remember back to the early to mid nineties, as a young child, playing with MLP's. What changed and when?! The MLP's I knew were just girly toy ponies, like an animal version of playing with Barbies. I genuinely missed the bit where it became something people turn in to **** like scenarios...

There is actually pretty good money in commissioning that type of stuff, if he's good, he might be making some money out of it. He himself may not even be into that type of stuff, he might just make it for the weirdos that buy that stuff so he has some spending money.

You're not judgmental, yet you're judging your son...yeah, you're totally not a hypocrite *cough*bullshit*cough*

do they think the illegal viewing/drawing of Japanese cartoon **** by under age kids is ok? Just asking.

My little pony is fine. Most fan made stuff is terrible and nightmarish.

Little funny it is :/

Is it weird to anyone else that the OP is ashamed of his son and thinks he is going to hell, but at the same time knows what hentai is...?

now are we talking straight up pony hentai or is he at least drawing their human counterparts? the first is creepy but i've seen some damn impressive of the latter.

Not all Bronies are Furries, but some are. In the meantime, I suggest the OP check out the documentary "Bronies" that may help him not only understand his child, but learn how to stop being a judgemental, critical, ass of a parent who will have a neurotic child that parents like myself will have to spend years trying to convince them that their mom/dad was a moron and needed to grow up more than the child did. My son is proudly a Brony. He also happens to be a Furry, as well as bisexual and gender-fluid. He's also got an IQ well above genius level, graduated high school with enough college credit under his belt to nearly equal his first semester at college, is happy, well-adjusted, and comfortable because when he told me that he was a Brony, I spent my time learning about what that meant and loving him, instead of coming to FML to complain about the horror of having a creative child who's doing something totally age-appropriate in exploring his sexuality and sexual feelings due to hormone levels at that age, and is doing to in a way that is quite common. OP, think of it this way: would you prefer that your 15-year-old son be doing something outside the house, such as drinking, drugs, or perhaps dating another 15-year-old girl with hormone levels raging as well... and spend NEXT year raising the baby they made because you had such a fit about his computer habits?