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I had to watch it.... <-.-> I couldn't help it. As a kid it was my favorite movie.... the reason I wanted to get into archery... probably the reason I'm a fur lol even as a child I wanted to be "just like robin" fluffy tail and all. And I would sit watching this movie just wishing that the characters in the movie were real and I'd look just like him. I never realized the connection between my adult furhood and my dreams as a child to be the furry character. I guess epiphany made lol

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So I was 1-2 pages late with the sub, reading posts from 20 hours earlier for about a week due to lack of opportunities to browse the sub in peace, and I hated that because I felt like I was always "late for the party". But now I've finally caught up, no more need to hurry! Wooooo!

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As quite often, the creators can explain this project far better than we ever could: “Somewhere far away, in the uncharted realms of the ocean, lies the mysterious island of Mutasia. As one of the few unexplored places left on Earth, Mutasia is home to a previously unknown collection of wildlife, unique to the island of Mutasia. The inhabitants are called Mutasians and are mixed up mixes of every type of animal imaginable. As you explore the island and meet the Mutasians, you’ll discover that they are a lot more like you than you might think!” That’s the story of Mutasia. It started with an illustrated book, Mutasia: Land of Illogical and Utterly Impossible Creatures. Now it’s expanded to a book series, a line of plushy toys, several sing-along CD’s, and an animated short film on DVD called This Mish-Mash Bash. All of that and more available at the colorful and award-winning Mutasia web site, of course.

image c. 2015 Mutasia.com

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Like in a apartment complex where everyone has there own little apartment or a neighborhood

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I'm back

So, two nights ago, I had a dream. And in that dream there were furries. Yes. People in costumes. After 5 normal days. I needed to take a few beers after that.

And last night I got on this subreddit and lurked around (~20 minutes....).

EDIT -I find you people nice and very open, but there are moments when I found it all (kindness and happyness) getting a little bit out of hand. I'm sure that you can find an example.

I have to ask a few questions about the whole furry subreddit stuff. (I'm definatly not going to ask about the fandom, because I see that different opinions can be very dangerous here.).

-First one is for the Ringgar guy, /u/Infamous0823 and my question is how much time do you spend on Reddit? Every post I have seen(on this subreddit) has your comment. Also, I see that you have your own religion. Which is nice.

-Also, why do you(people of the subreddit) use *gives[random word]* so much? Is this inside stuff or is it just being nice to everyone?

-Who is /u/fa_mirror? I saw him post imgur links and he commented on my post. Like a human. Is he a human controlled AI bot?

-Are there many people like me here?(random, out of nowhere).

-And are there many trolls around here?

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(this is a cross post to /r/lgbteens)

If your looking for a TLDR, there is none. You're just going to have to read it.

Hi. I'm having issues with my parents and me being pansexual. I'm 15, male, and living in Southern Kentucky. Here's my story. In March, I decided to come out of the closet in an odd way. I used the game Team Fortress 2 to tell my friends. Overall, my friends supported me. I posted it to /r/tf2, where it got some attention. /r/tf2 was accepting, even though some didn't understand what Pansexual meant. I was PMed by Nathan Grayson, an editor of Kotaku. He wanted to interview me for an article about using tf2 to come out. The article published.

Flash forward to Thursday Night. I ask my dad (who doesn't know I'm pan, like my mother) if I can borrow the iPad. He says yes, and I unlock it, showing Safari... With the article open. Oh shit. I open up the browsing history, and I'm shocked. He was on the website furAffinity.net, which is a image sharer for the Furry Fandom. Now, I don't consider myself a large member of the fandom, however, my dad did some 'research', and... well... he found the dark side. The side that keeps the fandom bathed in controversy. The side that keeps me from being more involved in the fandom. The side i don't go to. It's almost midnight right now where I'm at. My parents haven't said anything about it. I'm freaking out. What if they kick me out? What if they think I'm some pervert? What if they think I am a bestialphilliac because of the fandom? I need help.

Oh, and dad, if your somehow reading this, talk to me.

EDIT: it's late, so if I don't reply, don't be alarmed, I fell asleep.

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