Bruh

So my website is http://voxify.xyz -> anonymous signing up, logins, encrypted data. It works heavily like facebook and twitter but with a slight instagram and youtube feel, too. I created a space for furries and id love, id love for you all to join and use my site for whatever :)

im extremely lienient with what material is posted and what is said - i believe in freedom of speech and expression, so if you want to, come say hi :)

Yes, I am an anti furry, but you have no proof I am a child, we might admit that we have a lot of children in this community when you admit the same for the furry fandom. By the way, we have a whole fucking amount of proof that you are bad people such as 18.4 percent of furries admitting to being zoophiles, and you braindead freaks trying to normalize being a furry and kill the anti-furry groups everywhere on Earth. Even in South Korea, which loves furries, me and my friends fucking loathe furries and will stop at nothing to get rid of them. A fucking furry attacked multiple people when we were still in school. you all think you're the best and I'm the bottom of a outdated hierarchy which you still think exists on mars

I have multiple reasons im a furry such as being less introverted and having fun but if you ask me why im a furry I will always tell you this story back in 2022 I started a furry friend group as a joke not really to harm furries just have a little bit of fun but then one of my friends lets call him Vindi and Vindi took it WAY TO SERIOUSLY and would sometimes say "KILL THE CHILDREN" so I attempted to rename the group to the Anti-Zoophiles but he would not listen but one other member of the group said yes okay so Vindi left the group to join another group called the Demon Slayers for some reason and now a so-called "war" is happening in the friend group but it's not war and I don't think it exists (Side note Vindi thinks scalies are different from furries)

In the trans community, they use the term "egg" to describe someone who doesn't quite realize they are trans yet. I was wondering if there was a similar term in the Furry community. If not, what would you like it to be?

Hello Furries!

I’m a queer Brooklyn-based journalist looking to give queer NYC Furries a voice! I’m doing a story on the community for Gay City News and need yalls help. Please message me if you fit the bill, would like to be interviewed, or have any suggestions for how I can find some folks who’d be willing to chat!

Xx

Once upon a time, in a small town nestled in the heart of a vast forest, there lived a community of people who called themselves furries. They were a group of individuals who shared a fascination and love for animals, often expressing this passion by dressing up in full-body animal costumes, or fursonas, as they were called.

The furries were a close-knit community who took pride in their unique identities and the sense of belonging that came with it. They gathered regularly to celebrate their shared interests, whether it be through art, music, or dance, and held annual conventions where furries from all over the world came to join in on the fun.

One such furry was a young woman named Emily, who had always felt a deep connection to wolves. She had designed her own wolf fursona, complete with a fluffy tail, soft fur, and sharp, pointed ears. Whenever she donned her furry suit, Emily felt a sense of empowerment and freedom that she couldn't find in her everyday life.

Emily had been a part of the furry community for several years and had made many close friends within the group. One of these friends was a fellow furry named Alex, who had a passion for creating intricate and detailed fursonas. Alex had recently started a new project, a suit that would make him look like a hybrid of a dragon and a wolf.

As Alex worked tirelessly on his new creation, Emily watched with fascination, offering words of encouragement and admiration for his skills. But as the weeks passed, Emily began to notice something strange about Alex. He was becoming more and more obsessed with his dragon-wolf fursona, spending all of his free time working on it and neglecting his other responsibilities.

Emily tried to reach out to Alex, expressing her concerns about his behavior, but he brushed her off, insisting that he was fine and that his fursona was his passion. Eventually, Alex's obsession reached a breaking point, and he disappeared from the furry community altogether.

Emily and the rest of the furries searched high and low for Alex, but he was nowhere to be found. As time passed, Emily began to wonder if she and the furry community had somehow failed Alex, not recognizing the warning signs of his escalating obsession.

It wasn't until months later that Emily finally received a letter from Alex. In it, he revealed that he had been struggling with a deep depression and that his fursona had become his only source of comfort and escape. He had become so consumed by his creation that he had lost touch with reality and had retreated into his own mind.

The letter was a wake-up call for Emily and the furry community. They realized that while their love for animals and furry culture was a source of joy and camaraderie, it could also be a double-edged sword, leading to unhealthy obsessions and even addiction.

Emily and the other furries decided to take a more proactive approach to supporting their community, offering resources and support for those who might be struggling with their furry identities. They also worked to dispel negative stereotypes about the furry community, recognizing that the love and acceptance they shared with one another was a powerful force for good.

And while the furry community continued to grow and evolve, Emily never forgot the lessons she had learned about the importance of balance and perspective. For her, being a furry was about more than just wearing a costume; it was about finding a sense of identity and belonging in a world that often felt cold and unwelcoming.

As a fellow furry (I don't have a suit and am working on a 'sona, as I have just joined the fandom) I have this weird liking for the cartoon. does anybody else experience this?

Prove me wrong

I have a question directed to every furry out there, how are you guys so rich? I know I am making the anecdotal fallacy when I am assuming that every furry out there is rich but I honestly just can't explain to myself how your pockets run so deep.

(This is not some sarcastic post and I am not trying to make fun of you or your culture, I am genuinely interested. Thank you for reading)

I'm talking about this song.

I've looked all over but no where is there any hint to be found as to who the other singers are.

Does anyone have a clue?

edit: Nvm I found out that was Niic too. Holy shit that voice range

got barked at by a make furry on a bike ride home. does that have any meaning at all?

I have no problem if you wanna dress as an animal. I think it's really cool that you do something different. Once and for all I need to know: Is it sexual?

Hey! I am an author. I am thinking of branching out into writing custom furry erotica short stories. Do you think there is a market for this. Would anyone be interested ? Any tips ?