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Hello, Furrit, I'm just here to ask a couple of honest questions to people who I know will answer me in an appropriate way... WON'T you?

Anyway. First question. What constitutes "furryhood"? What sort of characteristics must one possess to be considered a furry? What is YOUR definition of a furry? I go on fur affinity and several other art sites and I see a LOOOOOOOTTTT of like 13 or 14 year old girls who draw male "furries" in sexual positions and these sort of girls also obsess over yaoi fan fiction... They call themselves furries. I DOUBT this is true.

Second. Why? What does one get out of pretending to be an animal specifically? I understand that everyone, myself included, likes to escape from reality and become someone else for a bit, it's liberating, but why animals in particular?

What is with the quasi-zoophilia? The sexual scenes drawn of animals or anthros? Is that a common theme in furrydom? Does a furry naturally want to have sexual contact WITH animals or anthropomorphized animals?

Please do not get offended, I enjoy the tamer art of humanified animals, because I do think that some artists can make VERY beautiful characters, but don't enjoy so much the sexually explicit ones, so I'm just curious if that's the norm or not. Please know I'm not here to troll and I'm not judging, I'm legitimately curious about this.

+++ Thanks everyone who is answering, everyone has their own opinions and their own answers, but piecing it together is giving me a picture of the 'dom. I appreciate you guys taking time to enlighten me. I look forward to more information It's all very interesting.

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Author: Kyell Gold

Find the full article here: Unsheathed: K.M. Hirosaki and Kyell Gold

The contents of this Podcast may have adult language and adult themes. The content is not produced by Furry News Network, but is posted for your convenience.

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04/16/2011
By: CraftyAndy

Short and sweet. Nice little film that’ll help you pass the time and not leave you feeling dirty afterwards. Not as Good as Legend Of The Guardians and no where near Rango. ;

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Author: AshMCairo
Editor’s note: Not exactly furry… scaly for sure. Maybe this will give people some ideas to make costumes like this.

Children at a school in the Bondi area of Sydney, Australia, had a surprise visitor on Friday, 1 April 2011 – a seven-foot (two-metre) tall baby Tyrannosaurus Rex dinosaur. Children shrieked and froze in momentary fear as the huge creature invaded their school yard, then smiles and laughter broke out when they realised the life-sized monster was an animated model, operated from within by a human. The roaring dinosaur surprised 350 primary school pupils as at a presentation to launch a national tour of the animatronic show ‘Walking With Dinosaurs’.

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"It's billed as "the happiest place on Earth." And Friday, Disneyland's Tokyo theme park reopened in hopes of bringing some of that missing happiness back to the Japanese people."

"It's billed as "the happiest place on Earth." And Friday, Disneyland's Tokyo theme park reopened in hopes of bringing some of that missing happiness back to the Japanese people."

Author: AshMCairo
"It’s billed as "the happiest place on Earth." And Friday, Disneyland’s Tokyo theme park reopened in hopes of bringing some of that missing happiness back to the Japanese people."

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"A 33-year-old man who bit back after he was caught by a Phoenix police dog is suing police. Erin Sullivan alleges the dog violated his civil rights and used excessive force to capture him after he ran from officers in Glendale during a burglary investigation last year. Police say Sullivan bit the dog back, injuring it."

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"It's billed as "the happiest place on Earth." And Friday, Disneyland's Tokyo theme park reopened in hopes of bringing some of that missing happiness back to the Japanese people."

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Editor's note: Not exactly furry... scaly for sure. Maybe this will give people some ideas to make costumes like this. HFf3ZWNF6EY

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Editor's note: Not exactly furry... scaly for sure. Maybe this will give people some ideas to make costumes like this.

Editor's note: Not exactly furry... scaly for sure. Maybe this will give people some ideas to make costumes like this.

HFf3ZWNF6EY

"A 33-year-old man who bit back after he was caught by a Phoenix police dog is suing police.

Erin Sullivan alleges the dog violated his civil rights and used excessive force to capture him after he ran from officers in Glendale during a burglary investigation last year.

Police say Sullivan bit the dog back, injuring it."

"A 33-year-old man who bit back after he was caught by a Phoenix police dog is suing police.

Erin Sullivan alleges the dog violated his civil rights and used excessive force to capture him after he ran from officers in Glendale during a burglary investigation last year.

Police say Sullivan bit the dog back, injuring it."

"The plight of Japanese refugees evacuated from disaster areas is well known, but less well known is the plight of abandoned animals, now starving and reduced to cannibalism."

"The plight of Japanese refugees evacuated from disaster areas is well known, but less well known is the plight of abandoned animals, now starving and reduced to cannibalism."

"Big Agribusiness is trying to keep the public in the dark about the sordid realities of life on the factory "farm.""

"Big Agribusiness is trying to keep the public in the dark about the sordid realities of life on the factory "farm.""

I just pretend I am one.

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"A Massachusetts school is home to the most “lovable” mascot in college sports. That’s according to The Reader’s Digest this week. But the poll overlooks hundreds of unfairly slighted college creatures, real and imagined. The apparently indefatigable Dick Quinn, director of sports information at Williams College, is gloating this week, since the Williams mascot, Purple Cow, is the nation’s most lovable college mascot."

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