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submitted by miniburritos
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Ok, I'll keep this short: I've just started writing a fur-fic. It's about two male anthro-wolves that are deeply in love, but face constant persecution from the world around them (and of course there are going to be some yiff-scenes). Here is what I need help with: Is there better terminology for "anthro-wolf?" How long is the average fur-fic? Any recommendations for what kind of content I should include (yiff or story, doesn't matter to me)? Finally, would y'all like me to post it here when I'm finished?

Additional detail: I have written other types of fan-fics in the past (mostly clop-fics), and I've been told I'm a phenomenal writer. So, there is no need to worry about cheesy sex scenes.

submitted by EEBrony
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Now I have bought myself a new airsoft plate carrier, I'd like a patch or two to put on it, something subtly furry.

Do you know of anywhere that sells that sort of thing?
Thanks!

submitted by BrovietAirForce
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Ok I don't wanna come off as a jerk but there's a watcher of mine who asks for art trades all the time with me, I have done one before with him. But honestly, our skill levels are dramatically different, he pretty much cant draw and I almost feel used for free art that he keeps asking me. I want to do trades with other people but I think he'll be hurt if be sees. How could I be polite about this? '~'

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We're looking for stuff to play during the break. Have a comedy skit, how to video, or a news segment relating to something furry? Check out the post on the Strikepaw Studios blog for more information -->

Hi, Papa bear, 

I’m a 35 year old in a relationship with my mate and she is 23. Here is my question.... How do I control my feelings and my jealousy when my fiancée talks to other men when I have been hurt so many times? I don’t know what to do or think. Please help me with this situation.

Juggalo Wolf

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Hi, Juggalo,

Good question. Though it’s too late now, Papabear has always thought it was rather ill-advised for an older man to date or marry a woman in her early twenties for just this reason. I have a friend who is my age and, for the longest time, he kept dating women in their twenties when he himself was middle aged. He had several relationships like this and they all failed. Eventually, he found a lovely woman his own age and they are now happily married. Why the lack of success with younger girls? Well, mostly because I believe couples with this big an age gap have trouble relating to each other. Secondly, there is this jealousy thing. I’m not saying this is necessarily true with you, but most men your age or older who get involved with young ladies do so for one reason: they are pretty, vivacious, and energetic in bed. Shallow? You betcha. Because the man knows that he is involved with his young woman because he wants her for sex, he naturally translates this motive to all other men who are potential competitors and emotions are stirred in ugly ways.

So, the first thing you do is examine your own motivations for being in this relationship. Are you in it for the sex and because she’s good looking (aka she’s a “trophy”), or do you have deeper, nobler reasons for being her partner? If the reason is the former, then I explained why you are jealous and you kind of deserve it. If the reason is the latter, then more advice follows.

If your love for her is genuine and deep, then you have to understand that the essence of any good relationship is trust. You also have to remind yourself that this woman is not the person who hurt you in your other relationships. If she has done nothing to cause you to be suspicious other than have a friendly chat with people of the opposite sex, you need to cut her some slack because half the population is male and there’s no way you can isolate her from interaction with other males. Realize that that would be an unrealistic goal, and you’re half way to getting over your jealousy.

The next thing to do is to give her every reason to love and adore you so she has no reason to stray. This is actually easier to do with women than with men, as women are naturally more monogamous than men (not to say some women don’t stray, but they tend to be more faithful). Treat your mate well. Spend time with her, care about her interests, listen when she talks to you (I mean LISTEN, don’t just nod your head), don’t ignore her by spending long nights out “with the guys,” and value her as an equal partner and you will help solidify your bond, making it much less likely she will look somewhere else.

Lastly, have confidence in yourself. A big part of jealousy is not the suspicion that one’s mate is unfaithful but, rather, that you are not good enough for her and because you think you are undeserving you fear she will want to find another guy. Your ego has been bruised by past relationships, so you need to give your ego a boost. This might sound a bit shallow, but one way to boost your ego is to take care of yourself: good grooming, wearing nice clothes that show you care about your appearance, taking care of your health, eating well and exercising all go a long way to making one more confident. Even little things like improving your posture and walking with more confidence can help. In addition, play positive music when you listen to tunes and do fun, active things like dancing with your mate.

When you do all this, you will be having so much fun and having such a good time with your mate that jealous thoughts won’t keep plaguing your mind.

Good luck!

Papabear

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submitted by Ellen-Natalie
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It’s a new hardcover book called Animals with Sharpies, created by two of the founding members of the world-renowned collective The Royal Art Lodge. Again, we’re going to defer to their description, since we really can’t top it: “Animals with Sharpies is a collection of paintings with hand-lettered texts. In each painting, Michael Dumontier and Neil Farber have depicted an animal holding a Sharpie, ostensibly writing a message. These messages are varied in nature: Political and religious tracts, confessions, recipes, arithmetic problems, and more. Above all, these paintings are funny, but they are also startlingly poignant and jarring for the humanness of the suffering and longing depicted in these animals’ simple words.” Check it out at Amazon. It’s coming to shelves this June.

image c. 2013 Michael Dumontier and Neil Farber

submitted by ajzoman
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I don't intend to speak for the fur fandom, and I don't, but every now and again, I find something, so horrible wrong, that I just have to tell them how wrong they are. but... /cringe is just full of horrible bastards. You try to state that the opinions of 1 facebook user isn't the opinion of the rest of the fandom, and they take the opposite.

submitted by The_Fox_Cameron
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Ok, so my BF and I are interested in possible @home fursuitting and getting use to it... Where does one go to get into this or buy one?

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submitted by ud_patter
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