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I'm an artist, and I'm looking into getting a drawing tablet to do digital art with. I am currently looking at the Huion 580. I was wondering if you guys had any suggestions. Thanks! (If and when I get one, I'll probably do some free headshots :3)

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submitted by Wierd657
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who do you like best.

One of my favorites is a friend of mine.

http://www.furaffinity.net/user/genesisw

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submitted by RatBallsSenpai
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Dear Papabear,

First, I'd like to say thank you reading this, I've always received help on your advice. I'm going to make this to the point: for a while I've been planning a trip to St. Louis in the summer to see my mate. Now I have the money required and a place to stay, but the thing is my parents don't know that I have been planning this or that I'm a furry. I don't know how to ask my parents if I can go or not due to them always being overprotective. I truly want to see him, so I guess my question is, what's the best way to convince them to let me go? Thank you in advance, sir.

-Rune (age 17)

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Dear Rune,

Since you are still 17, you realize, of course, that you can’t go traveling without your parents’ permission to do so, unless you want to be considered a runaway (or if you go through the rather difficult process of declaring yourself independent of your parents—that is, legal emancipation, which is uncalled for in this case). And you’re not going to get their permission to go visit some person they don’t know and have never, apparently, met.

Really, your being a furry has nothing to do with your dilemma. But I suspect what is important here is that you’re gay. If you’re parents don’t know that, then you should really work on that confession before you go running off to have fun with your boyfriend.

Let’s say that they do know you’re gay. Great! You still have the sticky issue that they don’t know you have a boyfriend and who that person is. From your letter, I read between the lines and interpret your situation to be thus: you’re a gay furry with conservative parents and you have not told them anything about who you really are. If this is the case, then there is no way you’re going to be able to convince them to allow you to travel to another city by yourself to meet someone they have never met. They, as your parents, are responsible for your welfare and have every right to know where you are, what you are doing, and with whom.

Now, you could wait until you are 18, move out of the home, find a job to support yourself, and THEN, as a responsible adult, go and see your friend in St. Louis. Or, you could tell them what’s really going on, have them meet this potential love of your life, and, if all goes well and they like him and understand what’s going on, ask for their permission to visit him by yourself in St. Louis.

The only way you’ll be able to convince your parents of anything is if you are honest with them. Any other alternative involves lying through your teeth, feeding them a bunch of bullcrap, and sneaking off to St. Louis, a plan that is very likely to backfire in your face. (My bear sense was telling me that by “convince” you meant “persuade through deception and half-truths,” but I could be wrong).

Please write again if the above was not helpful.

Good luck!

Papabear

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Submitted by Fred Patten, Furry’s favorite historian and reviewer. Spirit Hunters. Book 1: The Way of the Fox, by Paul Kidd. Illustrated by Angie Kae (KaeMantis). Raleigh, NC, Lulu.com/Perth, Western Australia, Kitsune Press, September 2014, trade paperback $31.97 (470 pages), Kindle $7.99. Spirit Hunters is set in the realm of traditional Japanese mythology, vaguely around […]

Here is my timelapse/speed run though FC2015…

My feet still hurt but so much fun!

Edit: This was reposed with new music as You Tube hates us.

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submitted by Epicshark
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I don't think I've met a single furry who didn't have an interest in fursuits, but then again I don't meet many furries. The ones I've met who say they aren't interested say so because either "they're expensive" or "they're hot and sweaty", but you and I both know if there were affordable air-conditioned suits said people would be walking around in them. I personally never liked them. The concept is just a little out there and while I appreciate them being modeled after a fursona and such, they just come across as really creepy to me, especially knowing there's a guy in there. Without trying to offend the transgender furs, I have that problem as well, and it is indeed my problem. Once I know you're actually a guy I just get a little creeped because you're trying to not be a guy.

But again, it's my problem.

Am I just weird for thinking so about fursuits, though? As I said, I've never met a single soul who did not like fursuits that does not like them now. People talk about how it's an "amazing experience" but I can't help but see it as people finding extra outlets for being awkward socially and trying to be something they're not. It's part of what has prevented me from going to conventions or any other meets, and I just want some sign I'm not alone.

but if I am alone i'm cool with that

Feel free to downvote since I know I will have offended a good amount of people anyway.

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