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Suspicious. Uncalled for. smallissue.
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also holy shit this is spot OwOn uwuFurries are love able, silly-looking, closet-loving furry fans of anthropomorphised animal traits and situations. And if you want to learn more about it, look no further!
I’m a furry, and a big one at that. I’m not talking about the odd slipper-wearing cutie-pie wearing a furry costume. Rather, I’m talking about the kind of furry that goes way beyond the bounds of fur-ownership. Furries aren’t even really animals themselves; they’re like fictional creatures with secret things hidden inside their minds and in their hearts.
If you’re a furry, you’ll know exactly what I’m talking about.
And if you’re not a furry and don’t understand it yet, then this should help a little bit:
Furries often call themselves “furries”, so as far as I’m aware this is a term that the fans themselves have actually developed. If you’re someone who sees themselves in it, or even recognises that you do have something in common with furries, then you can certainly appreciate the sense of community and equality that this term implies. There’s no denying that people that are fans of anime and comic books have a long and rich history of prejudice that has stemmed from that.
There’s even a modern online social network that has grown out of furry fandom, which I’ve taken the liberty of creating a profile on! (You can also see my chat logs here.) The social network, called FurAffinity, is the kind of social network I’d love to see as more than a little bit mainstream. It’s not just for furry fans anymore, it’s for everyone to join in on the fun and create awesome furry artwork, plus there’s an equal opportunity for furries to put their furry art on their profiles.
There’s even a modern online social network that has grown out of furry fandom, which I’ve taken the liberty of creating a profile on! (You can also see my chat logs here.) The social network, called FurAffinity, is the kind of social network I’d love to see as more than a little bit mainstream. It’s not just for furry fans anymore, it’s for everyone to join in on the fun and create awesome furry artwork, plus there’s an equal opportunity for furries to put their furry art on their profiles.
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