I want to do it so bad

?av @ang

moth i wuv u too

It is cute

I can shut you up but it would be abuse of power

coo

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Angie and her furry talk

idc

idc

ur a loser

It’s her white bf

I’m in one of those rages rn so if I threaten anyone don’t be surprised

polp im

Not

Curfy

He mg

Omg

You’re being converted

im threatening you

into a furry

I’m not a furry

hes not a furry

@AngloAmericanGod why is that your actual name you cringelord?

month

youre under threat

SPUD

Ur gay

Jewish

Cringe

no

no

What

no

And not even funny

im a jedi

what

What’s wrong with me

-df furry

**furry**: There is no one single definition of what a furry is. Even within the [furry fandom], people cannot always agree on just what makes a person a furry or not.

Some would argue that to be a furry, you must think and talk like one (i.e. use furry specific words and phrases). Even if you go to conventions, wear a [fursuit], draw the art, writes the stories etc but don't talk using furry lingo, you're not a furry. Basically, someone that may [walk the walk] but doesn’t [talk the talk].

Others would argue that even liking anthropomorphic creatures makes you a furry. You may have no idea the furry fandom exists or have ever heard of a furry convention, let alone any of the websites; simply liking 'anthro' [critters] makes you a furry.

The way I see it, if or if you don’t consider yourself a furry is a matter of [personal opinion].

As with any hobby, most furries are normal people just like anyone you'll meet at work/school or going to/from work/school or anywhere. Then there is the small percent that are hard core fans and have taken [what for] most is a hobby and perverted it (sometimes in an all to literal sense).

As is with so many other things in life, the few that take it too far tend to be the loudest. The [silent majority] are often forced into silence by the loud majority for fear that people will label them as being in the same class as the minority that have perverted it.

One unfortunate side effect of the internet and the relative anonymity that some sites grant their users is people are able to engage in activities (even if only on a virtual level) that they would never even consider doing in real life. An example of this is trolls of message boards that say things to people they’d never say to them in person. I think a lot of the stereotypes associated with furries are because of this.

In conclusion, as with any hobby, there are some furries that have taken it too far and/or perverted what for many is a fun harmless hobby.