--- wataruwolf <WataruWolf_at_aol.com> wrote:
> last weekend I took a collection
> of furry pics ... To a meeting I went to. Well,
> the pics
> and such were meant to show one person what a furry is...
> well I showed her and before I realized there was a crowd
> gathered.
Yes, the picture I was working on while I was in class with
Tokes (not Skunkworks, so it isn't getting posted here,
sorry! But you can request it and I'll send it to you if
you're morbidly curious) was a furry rabbit, unwear/bra
pose (standing somewhat chest forward) and seemed to draw
'Wah, cool!' type comments. People don't mind 'checking
out the curves' or secretly admiring good artwork (or a
sexy character) they just don't like admitting that they
may be considered 'strange' for liking this style of art
etc.
In my case, I _try_ to do/be the things others fear. You
get a strange sort of respect for being a certifiable
nutter. :-P Nothing like a good dose of 'wrong' factor.
> Now I admit this particular gathering of friends was a
> little more open minded then most. It was a BDSM munch
>(friendly lunch gathering / question&answer session)...
A munch in that context could have had a far more deviate
meaning; though your clarification cleared that. :-)
> so to them it was just another kink I guess....
"The road to hell is twisty, with a wicked left hander" -
Performance Bikes Magazine. Keep the interest in life;
don't just be kinky, be twisted! :-P
> One memorable comment was "Oh wow that's so coo..... Oh
>my God she's got nipples" followed by giggles.
And we were going to censor them??? O_o Hardly! :-P
> The Skunkworks pics went over well (fav by far of
> Skunkworks was
> Des's pic in the tribute book "Let it rip")...
Yes, it is a sad fact the more 'wrong' the picture, the
more people like them. Even Tokes' t-shirt sales are
proving that. The more offensive, the better they sell!
> Overall the group loved all the furry pics (both adult
> oriented and
> not) and not one person had a negative comment about it
> all night.
With that crowd, they were hardly likely to start a witch
hunt and call you some sort of perverted freak... >_<
> Just wanted to share a positive "furry" story.
Good to hear your spreading the word and sharing the cheer.
My mob tend to "Oh no, he's got more of 'that' stuff again"
though a few are genuinely interested. Like most of my
other weird habits they put up with. ;-)
Scrapper, Black Dragon, if you can't beat 'em, continue
exposure until they either succumb or just give you a wide
berth. :-)
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Received on Mon Nov 29 2004 - 17:45:52 CST