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Author: Fred Flight of the Godkin Griffin is an example of anthropomorphic literature at its best. It is told in the form of the diary of Mistress Commander Angharad Godkin, 48 years old, from the eve of her long-awaited retirement after thirty-four years in the army of the Godkindred Kingdom; at once obviously an inhuman [...]

Tell him FREE SIBE 2013!

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I had to Wiki that:
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If Jason were 10 years older, he'd think this hybrid is the coolest
thing ever, based on what I see on Equestria Daily:
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Ron

submitted by evilsibe
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Good episode, I remember us discussing AC and Pop Tart Sandwiches. http://www.youtube.com/user/DraggetShow?feature=watch as always, you can leave your questions and comments on draggetshow@gmail.com, we love hearing from you! 025 - Pop Tart Sandwich - Good episode, I remember us discussing AC and Pop Tart Sandwiches. http://www.youtube.com/us...

Good episode, I remember us discussing AC and Pop Tart Sandwiches. http://www.youtube.com/user/DraggetShow?feature=watch as always, you can leave your questions and comments on draggetshow@gmail.com, we love hearing from you! 025 - Pop Tart Sandwich - Good episode, I remember us discussing AC and Pop Tart Sandwiches. http://www.youtube.com/us...

Author: Fred A fish in a refrigerator sings Caruso. The stop-motion short-short – a trailer for his Annecy International Animation Film Festival award-winning Una Furtiva Lagrima – is less funny than animator Carlo Vogele (Pixar’s Brave, etc.) as he explains how he animated the dead fish. After purchase of the bass at the fishmarket, I’d [...]

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Author: Patch Packrat Charlie Ballard seems like a cool, nice guy. His bio says he’s a professional stand up comedian, who has performed at comedy clubs, colleges and Indian Casinos all over the country, and has been seen on Comedy Central and America’s Got Talent. By night, he explores San Francisco to get videos of [...]

Crap-in-a-hat am I excited. I get on the road to P-Burgh tomorrow after work. Ill be lurking friday and saturday. So many good times ahead and so much fun shit to do. Hyped on the DJs playing this weekend too! Report in all you AC lurkers!

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submitted by RaiderII
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I did a bit of research a while back for a psychology class if there is anything "medically wrong" with us. There appears to be nothing, bit it still hasn't satisfied my curiosity. Perhaps there is a personality type that is more likely to lend itself to the furry fandom?

Whadda y'all think?

submitted by Aberguine
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hey r/furry i have this girl i like and i think she likes me. all i was wondering was should i tell her about being a furry before we get into a relationship or after

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Author: Vox SORRY FOR THE LATE EPISODES. TAL IS A LAZY LAZY BULL WHO NEEDS MANY MORE BEATINGS. http://www.unfurled.net/episodes/UnFurled_-_Episode_50.mp3 Find the full article here: UnFurled » Podcast UnFurled: Episode 50 – FurEh

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Author: actfuronair Big ideas, stingray shoes, greek slaps and pie rage Download Standard Podcasts http://actfuronair.podbean.com/mf/feed/9y8hix/ActFur_S4_Ep2_InitiativeRoll_lowfi.mp3 Find the full article here: ACTfur On Air This podcast may contain coarse language and adult themes. It is being provided as a service and is not the property of Furry News Network ActFur OnAir: ActFur s4 ep2 – Initiative Roll

This Episode we're on a trek to set the blue-prints for success and discuss how to get on the right track! Season 4, Ep2 – Initiative Roll - This Episode we're on a trek to set the blue-prints for success and discuss how to get on the right track!

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Hello there. 

There are many people in my life who I greatly despise, whenever someone ticks me off, I normally threaten to suffocate them with my scarf. The few friends that I do have think I am a tad bit violent so, you do have any advice for me?

--Gray The Mincinno

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Dear Gray,

Your tendencies toward anger and violence are not healthy. Anger is a natural emotion, but some people do not handle it as well as others, and you sound like one of those people.

Anger is a reaction to one of two things: something that happens to you externally, such as a negative event (e.g., getting fired from a job) or irritating person, or something that is internal, such as problems in your past that you have not dealt with emotionally in a healthy way. 

All people face situations that make them angry, but some people react more violently than others when they get angry. Why is that? Well, one reason might be due to genetic or physiological causes. Studies have shown that some people are born more “hot-headed” than others; it is just their nature. On the extreme end of the scale are those who are suffering from a psychological disorder (anger is a side effect of a number of ailments). Another reason is environment: some angry people are that way because they grew up in chaotic environments with poor parenting and little or no social support. They therefore never learn how to deal with their anger in appropriate ways.

And there are ways to deal with anger: 1) by trying to calm oneself through meditation, philosophical reflection, even biofeedback techniques to manage how one physically reacts to stress; 2) by expressing one’s anger in an assertive, non-aggressive way; you do this by making known your needs and desires in a way that does not manipulate or control others but simply communicates effectively and persuasively your needs; and 3) by redirecting your anger in another way, such as rigorous outdoor activity. Whatever you do, though, do not suppress or deny your anger because if it has no safe outlet it can burst open into violence, as you suspected.

Here is an online brochure published by the American Psychological Association that offers a good overview of anger’s causes and some anger management techniques: http://www.apa.org/topics/anger/control.aspx#. 

This is one of those letters where Papabear can only point out the first steps to resolving your problem, Gray.  What you have said in your brief letter is a bit scary, and I would not want your anger issues to cause anyone any harm. If at all possible, try and seek out a counselor who specializes in anger management.  You can start by asking your family doctor for a referral.

Good luck, Gray. I hope you can get further help.

Papabear