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Here we have Mickey trying to save Minnie after he realizes her apartment building is on fire.

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Anyone want to play some Battlefield 4? I have premium and all the DLCs downloaded, but I don't mind playing non-DLC maps. Communicating over Skype or something similar would be preferable but not necessary.

Anyone wanna play?

EDIT: I'm on PC. Add me as "CutoutF0x" on both Origin and Skype. And anything else, really.

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I'm still learning about the fandom, and I've noticed some phrases and the like being used that seem unique to furries. So I got to wondering, is there a list somewhere that has all of them with their meanings? And if there isn't, should one be made?

Or is it possible that I am simply over-thinking this?

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...but I can't help feel it even worse thinking that real life furries may yet be a thing with genetic modifications coming along as they are and me not living to see that day. Or even like that really old comic that had the guy living in Canada(I think?) when a vixen arrives from another dimension and they fall in love.

Basically I am lamenting that my fantasies will remain just that, yet maybe sometime in the future after I die, they might be a reality. Even worse, my fetish is for a full herm. So not only is that not a real life thing, but neither is anthropomorphic animals.

I know I am just whining, but it is a real hollow point in me that I can't fill. Maybe if I got in a relationship with someone again I could dial back my fantasies, but being alone for years has just made it worse. I would like to hear opinions from you guys, but I really just am at a socially low point in my life and it's just really hard to deal with some days.

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TigerTails Radio Season 8 Episode 07
The latest episode of TigerTails Radio. For previous episodes, visit http://www.tigertailsradio.co.uk From: TigerTails Radio Views: 39 1 ratings Time: 02:04:37 More in People & Blogs

https://furstre.am/stream/Scritt

Come for music, arts and chats :3

It's on!

EDIT It's off.

I did some sketches for a potential future costume design: http://i.imgur.com/D3Ocr36.jpg

Peace!

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This week on Knotcast, Savrin has returned from his adventures in California. He tells tales of adventure, food, and as you'd expect, some crazy bullcrap pony drama that would never fly in the furry community.. seriously. Use our coupon code 'knot' at AdamEve.com for a great deal! Episode 251 - Be Glad You're A Furry

This doesn't necessarily have to even go in this subreddit, but thought I'd ask here anyway. Whether you're a visual artist, author, musician, composer, etc, do you ever feel huge highs and lows in your mental state....mainly regarding your process? Some days I'll mentally be tuned and excited, and others I hit huge depression, with a big sinking feeling in my chest. What's ironic though is that it weirdly motivates me to keep going, even if the day feels miserable, like a "duty" that I must carry on.

I didn't know if some people approached art like watching a favorite TV show, or if the idea behind being an "artist" means you are more emotionally involved with your work. I've joked about the stereotype of someone crying and screaming in an art studio throwing mud at a wall. LOL Funny thing is, I've done music all my life, putting myself out there in front of others, but never had these feelings so viscerally emerged since a few months ago when I picked up drawing again.

Thoughts? Feelings? Curious.

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This is something I've been wondering for awhile: In most anthro art, the characters all seem to have a relatively similar fashion style, More 'emo' or androgynous if you will. And a LOT of matching stockings and arm warmers in the more adult pieces. My question is: Are there brands out there that sell clothing like that? If so I'm very very interested. x3

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Just curious of what you guys on /r/furry think of kemonomimis (Humanoid characters with animal ears/tails maybe some extra animal parts in general)

I generally enjoy having characters that are kemenomimis rather than anthros (And so do some other people on FA), although I love anthros, I do not want to be one~ Just can't get into it.

Aside from the very few UGH HUMAN FILTH GRRGFFGG folks I encounter every once in a while on FA, most people I've met/befriended seem to be cool with it.

So anyways what do you guys think? Like em? Hate em?

Do they count as furry?

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Hi Papabear.

I just started getting into the fandom as my New Year’s resolution after being inspired and shown by a fur on Twitter, as if a whole new world opened up before me, something that I came to realize over the years that I jokingly sorta refused in a way XD LOL. Anyways, I told my best friend about it since our relationship is very, "Frodo-Sam, Red-Andy Dufrense" (I tend to sleep over at his house on rare occasion). I told him that I was a furry and that he didn't really care or seem to mind and was pretty much cool with it, I even showed him the documentary regarding furries, and he completely understood what furries seem to be however weird, bizarre or odd they can be at times.

Overtime, little by little, I told some of my friends and family about it, and they seem pretty cool with it! They don't really care. In fact, I just recently got a commission done on FA with my fursona and I love it a lot, even showed it to my cousin! (Taking a first step in a new world) ;)

However, as time went by, my best friend is the only person of his own family to know that I was a furry. So I asked him when I would be able to tell his family, and he said that he doesn't want me to tell his sister or his sister’s boyfriend; he also said that she would rather have me come out than be a furry. Can you believe that?! We're still friends and we always will be, but the problem is is that he's afraid what will happen if I told ANY of his relatives of it, particularly his sister and boyfriend. :I

I don't know the whole story of it all, and maybe it’s just stigma or bitterness of what they possibly experienced at the time before I would come to know of it, if any at all. I'm afraid that if I don't tell them, they'll find out sooner or later through terrible truth and they might do something. But if I do tell them and be sincerely honest, my friend is still anxious to what they might do, since they technically own the house, though we live some miles apart. Not to mention the stories that he told me regarding some of his own friends past experiences with possible furries.

What do you think I should do? Keep it a secret, though it doesn't really hurt anyone, respecting my friend’s wishes, which I would do, however, in fear of them figuring it out anyway, or tell them without his consent and see what happens, though doubtful anything remotely negative would happen.

Wolfthorne

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Dear Wolfthorne,

This one is simple: respect your friend’s wishes not to tell his other family members you are a furry. After all, he’s your friend and you shouldn’t go behind his back or do something contrary to what he asked. You have already told your own family, but his family is really not your responsibility to inform.

Now, this doesn’t mean you have to hide it if you don’t wish to. You have the right to be yourself, and if your friend’s sister saw you wearing a tail, for instance, and she asks if you are a furry, it would be silly to deny it. But don’t go out of your way to reveal who you are to them.

Don’t fret about his family finding out, though. You have the right to be yourself, if you want to. If his sister is a jerk about this, that's her problem. You seem to imply that your friend is going to be kicked out of his home because you’re a furry. That’s ridiculous. Why would they kick him out? He’s not a furry. Worst cast scenario is they demand he not see you anymore because of this “terrible truth” you speak of. Good Lord, even you sound ashamed of being a furry and you should not be. 

On the other paw, you seem to believe nothing bad will happen, so I'm a bit confused as to what you really feel will go on if his family finds out.

If you ask me, your friend seems a bit embarrassed that you’re a furry and is using his sister as an excuse. I could be wrong about that, but it occurred to me.

So be respectful of your friend's wishes, but don’t take any extraordinary measures to hide who you are, either.

Stay Furry!

Papabear