Coming to a conclusion about "the furry problem"

[wolf_bone]

Or at least I think I might be getting closer to a conclusion. It's difficult when all you can really get on the internet, unless it comes directly from someone involved in the industry of concern to you (in my case animation / games) is anecdotal evidence at best, and at worst, completely unsubstantiated assertions. In other words I've been basing

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[succubusangel]

Whoa, long post. I think my eyes have started to bleed...but that could be from reading it after four and a half hours of straight bookkeeping and payroll...ANYWAY.

I don't have much to say about the bulk of your entry about furries and furrydom, but I have seen some of your art work, and I liked it. I don't think you should hide it. You're always goign to have people who will bash or otherwise dislike your art and stories, hell everyone one who does anything creative does. You might even have people who build entire sites just to bash your work, or even you. And taking pains to hide your identity would be smart, especially if you'd be posting it online. And I can't speak for everyone else out in cyberland, but I'd enjoy seeing your art again. I never saw any of your stories, but I think I'd like to.

Am I rambling yet? I think I am...

[drew2u]

"I'm saying ask people to do the job that's required of them and mind your own fucking business as far as what they do in their off hours goes."

QFT, man.