
I posted a journal about this and some people wanted me to make it into an actual submission. I'm toying with the idea of adapting this into a script and narrating it in the vein of that artist/commissioner etiquette flash
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I have read that the origins of furry may of came from a Philosopher. He would go out into the woods and live like animal in the woods. He would mimic(as one can mimic) whatever animal he had chosen and live exactly as it dose. He wolud practice this for a number of days up to a month or so untile he had reaced some form of enlightenment . I hope this information helps.
Do not forget "therians" in that mix. They tend to be members of the furry fandom, but hold significantly more importance in personal spirituality (or believe it is some kind of body dysmorphia condition). Usually, though, furries look at therians as people who take it a little too far, or are looking for attention... and admittedly, to someone who has not spent much time in the community or has spent too much time with the "otherkin" tag on Tumblr, that is a rather reasonable definition.
Furries have always resonated at a more spiritual, metaphorical level for me. I can recall drawing my fursona for the first time at age 13. Although I already had anthro characters of my own, there was something in particular about Brian that sent me on tangents. Now at 21 I see him (pretty much) as God me.
Most people I meet will come off to me in some animalistic way: could be their appearance, habits, jokes, anything. I can make some connections in seconds where others would take me years to conclude. My mind is almost always bringing anthro into real context.
I find the human aesthetic unattractive (although in very few cases stimulating). It could be for the better, since it levels my reception of first impressions; although I still sense a strong bias from girls when meeting new people. This has also made me search deeper into people to find their essence, demeanour, what have you.
Ultimately, these characters are just a form of self-expression. Its rather tragic the presentation of which has become controversial in mainstream media, but... people need to be offended every once in a while.
Most people I meet will come off to me in some animalistic way: could be their appearance, habits, jokes, anything. I can make some connections in seconds where others would take me years to conclude. My mind is almost always bringing anthro into real context.
I find the human aesthetic unattractive (although in very few cases stimulating). It could be for the better, since it levels my reception of first impressions; although I still sense a strong bias from girls when meeting new people. This has also made me search deeper into people to find their essence, demeanour, what have you.
Ultimately, these characters are just a form of self-expression. Its rather tragic the presentation of which has become controversial in mainstream media, but... people need to be offended every once in a while.
I see furries as anyone with a high interest in anthropomorphic animals. This doesn't include those who just enjoy AAs casually, or aren't very dedicated to them. You can determine what it qualifies to be a furry yourself.
I personally don't refer to the animals/characters that fit into this category as furries, but that's just me.
I personally don't refer to the animals/characters that fit into this category as furries, but that's just me.
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