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Do you think that members of the fur fandom have good self-esteem?
I think about this question a lot and it's only because my prior experiences within the fandom has been rather lackluster. I've been in this fandom for over 15 years now and although I may not be the most -active- participant, that is also the result of my experiences.
I honestly think that this is the prevalent problem within the fandom itself. I meet a lot of furs that have seemingly low self-esteem. While there are some that have abusive or neglective histories, there are those that almost seem to do it as though it's some kind of stereotype.
I think about all the great artists that have faded out of existence solely from the sheer fact that they feel that they are just never good enough and I think that's a feeling that's shared entirely throughout the fandom.
I often want to support these people and help them see the value in themselves but I'm not entirely sure how to do it. I think that depression runs rampant among the fandom and I want to find a solution for that because I think it really holds us back from truly achieving greatness in today's society.
What do you guys think and what kind of solutions can we come up with?
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The Return of Pig and Fox
Besides the Oscar-winning animated short film Feast, one of the animated shorts that was making a whole lot of buzz during awards season was called The Dam Keeper. Here’s the description from Wikipedia: ” It tells the story of Pig, an introverted youth who lives in a windmill and keeps a dark fog from engulfing his town. Although socially rejected by his peers, he is befriended by the artistic Fox.” The Dam Keeper was directed by Robert Kondo and Daisuke Tsutsumi, both art directors at Pixar (they worked together on Monsters University). Now comes this bit of news from Cartoon Brew: “Tonko House, the studio founded by former Pixar art directors Robert Kondo and Daisuke “Dice” Tsutsumi, is developing a feature film based on their Academy Award-nominated short The Dam Keeper. The announcement was made along with the news that Tonko House is partnering with First Second Books, an imprint of Macmillan, to expand their short into a graphic novel series. The first book in The Dam Keeper graphic novel series will be released in 2016, picking up the narrative some years after the original story of the orphaned Pig and his quest to maintain the town dam. It will address two questions unanswered in the film: what happened to Pig’s parents, and how did his world come to be at the mercy of a dark cloud? ” No more details yet about a release date for the feature film, but the animation community will be watching closely.
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Questions regarding FurAffinity
I have a few questions regarding the status and future of FA that I can't seem to find answers to, at least that I understand:
1. Are we in the middle of it's inevitable demise?
2. Should we avoid posting anything there from now on, or even delete accounts and leave the site entirely?
3. If FA is abandoned, what might take it's place?
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Zhivago's Ultimate Ref Sheet was finally released -Photoshop or equivalent required-
Combating fake illiteracy one 'reader' at a time
Why are foxes always portrayed as hyper-submissive bottoms?
I'm genuinely curious on this one. 99% of the time, when I see a fox in a piece of artwork, it typically portrays the fox being the one that's eager to please, never taking control, and often being used and abused.
What I'm actually curious about is, logically, WHY this is. How did it start?
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