Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 9:44 pm
Or if you're therian, you can just draw you as yourself.Silverclaw wrote:
Not really. You just have to pick a species to represent yourself as basicaly
I am furry! *scratches fleas*
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Or if you're therian, you can just draw you as yourself.Silverclaw wrote:
Not really. You just have to pick a species to represent yourself as basicaly
I am furry! *scratches fleas*
Yeah, I'm with Kaebora on that. Furries, rock on and do your thing. It just ain't my thing.Kaebora wrote:I'm friends with plent of furries. Like I said though... I just can't really get into the culture its developed into. Not my thing.
I have to admit, some furries have extremely bizzare imaginations. Sometimes even creepy. I typically don't say anything about it.
Syzygy wrote:I have no problem with furries. As long as they don't shed fur on the sofa.
PariahPoet wrote:No, they aren't the same. There is overlap among the therian and furry communities(such as myself), but they are entirely seperate groups.
For me, the furry is a way to express my wereside.
To be a were/therian, you must have a wereside. Not just human attributes associated with a particular animal(I'm a sly fox), but instincts, thought patterns that are not human in nature.
Furry is just a way of expressing yourself(your human personality, or if you have one, your wereside), a way to play as something other than yourself, or as an art form. At the end of the day a furry can decide to stop being a character. A were is what he or she is no matter what.
In short, IMHO, were is what you are, furry is how you express yourself.
I'm not a therian either, so where does this put me? Indeed I have a shapeshifting character that I use the name and avitar of, but it isn't me. It's just the main character of my short film. (In progress.) I don't say I have a "wereside". Its not like me to pretend that I'm something else. Costumes... sure, thats all in good fun. But an entirely different persona... no.PariahPoet wrote:No, they aren't the same. There is overlap among the therian and furry communities(such as myself), but they are entirely seperate groups.
For me, the furry is a way to express my wereside.
To be a were/therian, you must have a wereside. Not just human attributes associated with a particular animal(I'm a sly fox), but instincts, thought patterns that are not human in nature.
Furry is just a way of expressing yourself(your human personality, or if you have one, your wereside), a way to play as something other than yourself, or as an art form. At the end of the day a furry can decide to stop being a character. A were is what he or she is no matter what.
In short, IMHO, were is what you are, furry is how you express yourself.
Then that makes you a person with a were character. Like Fig.Kaebora wrote:I'm not a therian either, so where does this put me? Indeed I have a shapeshifting character that I use the name and avitar of, but it isn't me. It's just the main character of my short film. (In progress.) I don't say I have a "wereside". Its not like me to pretend that I'm something else. Costumes... sure, thats all in good fun. But an entirely different persona... no.PariahPoet wrote:No, they aren't the same. There is overlap among the therian and furry communities(such as myself), but they are entirely seperate groups.
For me, the furry is a way to express my wereside.
To be a were/therian, you must have a wereside. Not just human attributes associated with a particular animal(I'm a sly fox), but instincts, thought patterns that are not human in nature.
Furry is just a way of expressing yourself(your human personality, or if you have one, your wereside), a way to play as something other than yourself, or as an art form. At the end of the day a furry can decide to stop being a character. A were is what he or she is no matter what.
In short, IMHO, were is what you are, furry is how you express yourself.
PariahPoet wrote:Then that makes you a person with a were character. Like Fig.Kaebora wrote:I'm not a therian either, so where does this put me? Indeed I have a shapeshifting character that I use the name and avitar of, but it isn't me. It's just the main character of my short film. (In progress.) I don't say I have a "wereside". Its not like me to pretend that I'm something else. Costumes... sure, thats all in good fun. But an entirely different persona... no.PariahPoet wrote:No, they aren't the same. There is overlap among the therian and furry communities(such as myself), but they are entirely seperate groups.
For me, the furry is a way to express my wereside.
To be a were/therian, you must have a wereside. Not just human attributes associated with a particular animal(I'm a sly fox), but instincts, thought patterns that are not human in nature.
Furry is just a way of expressing yourself(your human personality, or if you have one, your wereside), a way to play as something other than yourself, or as an art form. At the end of the day a furry can decide to stop being a character. A were is what he or she is no matter what.
In short, IMHO, were is what you are, furry is how you express yourself.
You don't have to fit neatly into any category, you just are what you are.
I feel special now, and have absolutly no idea why.Figarou wrote:yup.....you are just like me, Kaebora. We both have characters...but don't consider ourselves a furry.PariahPoet wrote:Then that makes you a person with a were character. Like Fig.Kaebora wrote:I'm not a therian either, so where does this put me? Indeed I have a shapeshifting character that I use the name and avitar of, but it isn't me. It's just the main character of my short film. (In progress.) I don't say I have a "wereside". Its not like me to pretend that I'm something else. Costumes... sure, thats all in good fun. But an entirely different persona... no.PariahPoet wrote:No, they aren't the same. There is overlap among the therian and furry communities(such as myself), but they are entirely seperate groups.
For me, the furry is a way to express my wereside.
To be a were/therian, you must have a wereside. Not just human attributes associated with a particular animal(I'm a sly fox), but instincts, thought patterns that are not human in nature.
Furry is just a way of expressing yourself(your human personality, or if you have one, your wereside), a way to play as something other than yourself, or as an art form. At the end of the day a furry can decide to stop being a character. A were is what he or she is no matter what.
In short, IMHO, were is what you are, furry is how you express yourself.
You don't have to fit neatly into any category, you just are what you are.