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submitted by ArcticSkyWolf
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Hello Furries,

I know that asking reddit for advice is risky biz, but I know that this community is usually very friendly.

I have recently been thinking more and more about being a furry. Before you ask, yes I do not mind yiff at all, in fact I'm subscribed to the /r/yiff subreddit. Anyways, I've been wondering wether I should tell people that I'm furry, only if they ask, or if I should keep to being an online furry?

Please be semi-serious.

Regards, MrSecurity1

submitted by MrSecurity1
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submitted by likeanoob
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Hi all :D

I've been searching around for some time but never really found an answer to my question, so why not ask here?

I'm in a gay relationship with a Furry, I'm not a furry myself but like I said in the title I don't fully get something

I don't really know how different sorts of furries are called, but he's more of the sexual part of it

I asked him multiple times what it does mean to him to be a furry but his answers are unclear

So, what does it mean to you guys to be a furry? (so maybe I find someone that matches my boyfriend a bit, I want to accept my boyfriend fully for what he is but I don't know how)

Thanks

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submitted by StefoFurryStefo
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Edit: Heh, My first sticky post. Thanks! Send those greetings before christmas. Don't be a grinch.

Some of us received PM christmas greetings. Let's get more people on the train. Terms of use below:

• By posting on this thread you agree to receive warm and fuzzy christmas greetings on your inbox by any reddit fur.
• Side effects may include squeeing, feeling comfy and general faith in humanity
• You commit to greet at least another fur
• Remember, happines is the reason for the season. Try not to be an ass

Have fun!

There will be a best of thread in a couple of days, be original.

(I just had a sugar overdose writing this ;)

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submitted by ero-kimi
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I'd just like to hear some opinions. I realize there is sort of a divid, between people who despise it and want to be as far away from it as possible, and people who're totally okay with it, and I'd like to hear some personal opinions to become a bit more informed. Just for clarification, by "babyfur" I mean totally non-sexual depictions of cubs, ABSOLUTELY NOT 'cub' pornography.

submitted by FAUXHAMMER117
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Hello there! I'm really new to this sub (and I'm posting from mobile so please excuse any errors in this post). My friend (a northern goshawk who thinks he's a dragon) wants me to check this place out and find what my fursona is (is this like an OC? Idk I'm so confused).

So um....could you guys please help? I'd love to meet new faces :3

submitted by besoden
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Just an interesting question pertaining to fantasy v.s. reality. Obviously everyone here enjoys artwork resembling one or more species of animal. I'm interested to know how many furries keep pets, work with or for animals and the natural world, etc, and how many are precluded from enjoying the company of real animals due to allergies or sensory discomfort, or straight-up don't care for them. Also your favourite species of real animal v.s. favourite anthros.

submitted by crash_randycoot
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A sign of an excellent tutorial is making something impressive through simple instructions. Thanks to some very powerful brush settings in Photoshop though, fur has never been easier to paint in a few brush strokes.

Warner Bros. Production Designer Paul Lasaine has spent a career transforming live action and animated films into works of art, using traditional and digital tools to make everything from Dick Tracy to Lord of the Rings to The Boxtrolls sing. Each film presents unique design challenges.

Each film presents unique design challenges. As a Visual Development Artist on the Shrek spinoff Puss in Boots, Lasaine had to consider how actual cat fur worked in order to make Kitty Softpaws' onscreen actions as convincing as possible.

Here, Lasaine passes on his digital painting technique in Photoshop on his Cintiq, showing you how to:
- Think about strokes
- Consider lighting
- Customize a Photoshop brush
- Lock transparent pixels
- Paint using layers

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submitted by Foxes281
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An experiment I’m doing using Storified to curated how the news broke out.

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submitted by TheAsthmaDragon
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Here we have an interview the the Tooth Fairy himself…. Jack Mouse.

Hello there /r/furry! Not exactly new, I've been around for 3 weeks or so. I'm a Wolf, with a goldfish memory (I tend to forget things really quickly). 17 years old, found out about furries 2 years ago, and thought: "Heck, this is exactly what I like!" Also, I'm a music addict, I like anime (currently watching Log Horizon) and I keep a notebook with quotes and song lyrics that I like and make my day better. You can always ask me for a quote or a phrase to make you feel better! Pleased to meet you guys, looking to make friends, and having good discussions. You people are AWESOME! I'm always open to questions and opinions, ask away!

P.S.: I apologize for any mistakes I make, English is not my first language :)

submitted by StormtheWolf
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