I had this question in mind for anti-furry

I public furries aren't as bad outside of convention areas, though seeing them at non-convention events, whether it's comic con and gaming events, or even sometimes in malls or stores does get really annoying. It's like they have official times and places but invade everyone else's, but act like you're committing a hate crime if you have a problem with it.

My first experiences with furries weren't that bad, but when I got more incorporated into the fandom... I saw things that they don't want the public to see. Mostt furries aren't bad at all, actually really cool and normal people with a hobby. Just stay away from the fandom, that's where a lot of the stereotypes, politics and cringe come from.

I don't even know on which site is located the furry fandom.
But may I ask how it's going here ? I'm curious, but doesn't want to experience a second mental slap like Changed. (I know that it's kinda selfish, but I'll be grateful to know without traumatizing myself)

Basically, people within the fandom are on all social media platforms, though they can be found on many art-related sites like Deviantart, but the primary social "hub" outside of Twitter is furaffinity.net. They tend to be very socially and politically active, and actively post or use their characters, often in sexual scenarios. That being said, avoid anything that links to e621.net as well. That site... could possibly do more than traumatize you (noods gallery).

I met multiple anti-furries irl, it sucks, they are always talking about themes being a nazi or commie

Holy sh-

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So like you take out the furrsuit and they all came out like "ima kill ya I'm nazi"

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America is so weird...

Men in Europe there's the "carnaval" were every take a disguise and go out for fun so I still don't see the deal with furrsuit...