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I always find it sad when one changes their fursona, it feels like the end of an era, having for so long had particular fursona, you just get so used to it. Still I love the fact you're a Polar Bear now, Polar Bears are so cool and hunky *hugs* also Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Just for the holidays *wags fluffy tail*
But, I'll be very interested in reading about your TFing to a polar bear. Your wolf is pretty iconic and it's honestly sad to see him walking off. Of course, as one goes through life, one changes, so it's perfectly natural if you are feeling as though a bear more accurate reflects you now, but seeing your wolf walk off into the distance is just, well, somber.
Of course, we bears definitely welcome you with open arms and we will have to teach you our ways. First, you must perfect your Bear Hug...
But, I'll be very interested in reading about your TFing to a polar bear. Your wolf is pretty iconic and it's honestly sad to see him walking off. Of course, as one goes through life, one changes, so it's perfectly natural if you are feeling as though a bear more accurate reflects you now, but seeing your wolf walk off into the distance is just, well, somber.
Of course, we bears definitely welcome you with open arms and we will have to teach you our ways. First, you must perfect your Bear Hug...
This picture makes me feel sad, for some reason. Not because you're becoming a bear--I rather like that bear, and it's not like I didn't see it coming with a certain Photoshop error picture.
No, it makes me feel sad because while the bear is looking over his shoulder at the departing wolf, the wolf is looking ahead, not acknowledging the bear at all. It's almost as if the new is being snubbed by the old.
I know it's not meant to be like that, but that's the impression I get. And it's not a bad thing at all.
No, it makes me feel sad because while the bear is looking over his shoulder at the departing wolf, the wolf is looking ahead, not acknowledging the bear at all. It's almost as if the new is being snubbed by the old.
I know it's not meant to be like that, but that's the impression I get. And it's not a bad thing at all.
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