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Having lurked outside the entrance of reddit for 3 months, I'm a bit surprised and excited that my first post would be in r/furry, and not some corner in a 'default sub' or the subreddit representing my homeland, collecting dust.

Perhaps subconsciously there isn't without reason, however. To be honest, my socks were knocked off the first time I saw a 'newbie' post that was enthusiastically received. The artwork and distinct humour have been enjoyable. One of my most unforgettable posts here is about a guy my age that took his life (rest in peace fellow fur). Fortunately his close ones received condolences from inside and outside this subreddit. In all, I'm sure that I shall discover the rest of the bountiful supply of true positive energy here and learn how to spread that from you guys, and hopefully the energy shall never diminish. You all deserve cookies for contributing towards that, and hello to you all!

By the way, all seriousness aside, just a little about myself. I'm a 15-year-old Secondary 4 student, somewhat good at Mathgeometry pls, occasionally doodle, speak English, Cantonese and Mandarin, and learn foreign languages to counter-annoy people ????? not really, is actually many fun. My fursona is a cat with white fur from head to toe (and tail), and often shy of having cuddles.

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I really want to know this. Tell us your story!

Tagged NSFW just to be safe its not safe.

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Kind of a weird question, but I think it might fly here. :) What I mean is, animals can have traits that we can learn from and emulate, such as a cat's stealth, or a bird's singing, or a dog's boundless enthusiasm. What lessons from animals have you taken to heart?

For me, I think the biggest one is awareness of one's surroundings. I'm an introvert, a thoughtful and introspective person, so I have a tendency to be absorbed in my own world when out and about and walking, but I feel it's dangerous. (I could get hit by a car, or mugged or something because I wasn't paying attention) When I was in a park, I suddenly noticed the ducks go back in the water, and the birds and squirrels suddenly vanished and were silent. I wasn't sure what was going on at first, but then a bald eagle cruised past overhead. I thought, "wow, all the animals in this park are paying attention, because it could mean their lives." I resolved to be more aware, to be safe. I use my eyes and ears and look for anything that could be dangerous.

The other one, that I take from wolves and dogs, is my sense of smell. I think people tend to disregard their olfactory sense. I mean, we're always being told how many thousands of times more sensitive a dog's nose is to ours, so the human sense of smell is kinda useless, right? But it's not! We can learn much from things through our nose, like if something is dirty, or rotten, or has bacteria growing on it, or what chemical was last used to clean it. I even discovered that humans can follow scent trails/ plumes like a dog can! By moving back and forth, I can sometimes tell the size and shape of an odour plume and find where the source of the smell is. (I even kinda sniff like a dog, short, rapid sniffs) Yeah, I'm not as good a dog would be, but I've been able to find things, like a can of coffee, or what's making a musty smell in the house, and I learn which way the air tends to move in a building by following where scents go.

Ok, I'm making this too long, but I want to hear from you guys! What skills or behaviours have you learned from your fursona or other animals?

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CartoonBrew.com made note that the fourth feature-length animation in the Open Season series is in production and scheduled for release on home video in the spring of 2016. “Directed by Cow and Chicken creator David Feiss (who was also head of story on the original Open Season) and produced by The Simpsons’ John Bush, Open Season’s fourth installment [Open Season: Scared Silly], animated by Canada’s Rainmaker Entertainment, centers on the mystery of the Wailing Wampus Werewolf, who reportedly haunts the Timberline National Forest that serves as the setting for the franchise. Its possible existence so intensely scares the crap out of Open Season’s domesticated grizzly bear Boog that he elects to skip summer camp, which inspires his companions, led by the one-antlered mule deer Elliot, to bombard their ursine pal with exposure therapy to cure his fears.” No word yet on who’ll be voicing Boog and Elliot this time.

image c. 2015 Rainmaker Entertainment

I don't have as big of a variety as my other thread, but here are my 2 all time favourite songs from games:

• Roller Mobster - Hotline Miami 2 OST
• Sleepwalking - GTA V Trailer (Trailer the song is from!)

EDIT: I left out 3 songs, I don't know how though :/

• Gauntlet - PayDay 2 OST
• Ancient Hero - LoZ Wind Waker OST This song is so relaxing!
• 7PM Song - Animal Crossing New Leaf OST

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What are the things you daydream about or actually dream about?

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Y'all need to go get some sunshine! :)

I wanna sit down and do a data fit for the post I made earlier, but the trend I see already is that all of us are always on here! :3

You know what that means? We need to post more content! Post the art or music you don't think is good! I'll beat up anyone who trashes is and try to give you a positive review on how to get better! (And someone else who knows what they are talking about will tell you to ignore me and do it the real better way!) Make a text post and get people talking! The more the merrier! RP's are fun, and on or off topic posts draw in people to talk, why not make one? :)

Together we can build a brighter future! Or at least get some more content flowing here! :D

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Not wanting to stir up shit or anything, but I've seen a lot of dramas around it, and there's next to zero chance of a decent, rational chat about it in most subs, at least for the moment.

What do y'all think?

Edit for context: A few hours ago, /r/FatPeopleHate (and a few other subreddits) got banned as they encouraged harassing. I can't add much at the moment as I'm at work, sorry!

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TOP EDIT: Flagging NSFW for potential submissions.

Been a while since I've done anything like this, and while it's fun to give myself a little sentence and try to draw it, I figured it'd be even more fun to challenge my fellow furs to do some too!

Here are the rules: Pick a phrase from the list (or that other people submit) and write a very short story or do a sketch representing it. I could possibly do quick art prizes for ones I find exceptionally good! Here are the themes/prompts/phrases I have so far -

• "I" became "we"
• These aren't my clothes
• A few too many drinks
• Prey becomes the predator
• Too soon
• Too late
• "We" became "I"
• Your favorite furry
• I'm not showing off, I'm just better
• Small, adorable critters
• accidentally spiders
• Everyone loves video games!

Make them as silly or serious as you want! This is a very relaxed, creativity-based thing, I guess you could call it a contest if people want me to do prize sketches.

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