Oh the black and white mentality of Internet commenters.

I believe that they only get the trope of "liking furry characters makes you furry" because, while you are right here, those who do like said characters are MORE LIKELY to be furry.

For example, I remember I had some old "friends" (note the quotes) from high school who loved the Star Fox series. As any self respecting furry knows, Star Fox is practically one of the staples of the furry community in this day and age. However, said friends were also the kind of people who actually despised the furry community. My guess is that they liked the series for its gameplay and piloting mechanics of which I can agree upon, Star Fox is a lot of fun. And it just happened to star a cast of anthropomorphic characters which they were willing to let slide for the sake of the game. But since my fondness for the game went a step further (though it's not necessarily the reason I am furry) and found myself on sites like this ...well, you can probably tell I'm not friends with these guys anymore.

The point I'm trying to get as is that no, liking furry stuff should not and does not automatically make you a furry. However, I do think that liking said things does make you more likely to become one.

that was a very interesting topic.
Thanks for Sharing that.

She should uncover her chest.

Also, I've used the term "anthrophile" to describe someone who likes anthro characters but not to the point of making a fursona.

I tried to get her to uncover, but she said she wasn't having it.

Nice!

Anthro: Human-like Creatures
Furries: Boobs and Dicks.

So then the question is, at what point should one be considered a furry?

Well i don't considered myself a furry.

Now am a furry fan and that's how i considered myself a furry "fan",So...Yeah :P

Nice info about furries plus sexy and busty Gadget :3