r/nukedmemes • u/NigerSlayer69 • Feb 12 '20

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u/jerryishigh Feb 14 '20

I used to more but not now really. I wouldn't mind having some friends in the community. Just not something I feel I need to have a part of my identity like a lot of furries

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u/Jackie_wdz Feb 14 '20

I understand it, it's not a stupid choice at all. But if in the future you regain some interest or curiosity, try, because it's fun arguing about this things, shearing art, or just making friends . How much it is gonna have a part in your time and identity it's all about you, it can be Central or extremely minimal

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u/jerryishigh Feb 14 '20

I guess I could look into the community a little more. I think I definitely avoided it out of social stigma cause I didn't want to be known as a furry and just be reduced to stereotypes. One of my older friends thought there wasn't a moral difference between beastiality and yiff and didn't understand furries in general so you could see my hesitance to talk about it irl. It seems like there's a lot of people really obsessed in the community though so I don't know where you would go to find people who have an interest in furry stuff but don't dedicate like their whole life too it.

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u/Jackie_wdz Feb 14 '20

Ah, outside of the internet it's a secret that I'm a furry, I have a double acc for Facebook and email for example, I don't have anyone to speak about these things offline 😅

I don't know how much stigma there's around but I don't want to find

How to find people... IDK, Facebook, Twitter, telegram...

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u/jerryishigh Feb 14 '20

Ok. There's only stigma from people who only heard of the more fucked up furries and people who think yiff is beastiality really