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  As rumors spread about 'furry' kids, 2 moms want to set the record straight Allison Kenien   Dec 5, 2022, 4:00 AM The Moms of Furries with the character Majira.  Courtesy of Carrie and Joelle Some people, including Joe Rogan, have spread baseless rumors about furries. Two women known as the Moms of Furries spoke with Insider about what it's like to parent furries. They're on a mission to debunk misconceptions and support kids and parents in furry fandom. Editor's note: The parents in this story are being identified by only their first names to protect their children's identities. Rumors about  schools providing litter boxes  for "furry" kids have been prevalent on social media — even  Joe Rogan recently acknowledged  spreading the false claims. Two moms are on a quest to share the truth. Carrie and Joelle, who call themselves the  Moms of Furries , have been working together since 2018 to support parents and kids in the furry community. The women met

 

  Zoophilia in the Furry Community [adjective][species] is no longer in operation. If you are looking for great furry content, check out our friends over at  Culturally F'd . This site is left up as an archive and curiosity only. 06 Feb 2012 | One in six furries self-identify as zoophiles. The real number is probably higher. This piece of information comes courtesy of Klisoura's  survey  and I don't think it would surprise many furs. A quick mental poll of the furries I know — the ones that I'm close enough to have an insight into their sexual preferences — suggest that it's about right. Like many things in the furry world, exactly what comprises a zoophile is a little blurry. It's arguable that furry porn, as appreciated by a large majority of the readers of this blog, might be considered zoophilic. Taking the non-furry world as our reference point, furry erotica is certainly a half-step in the zoophilic direction. In the psychology world, there is a growing co

  Furry could be said to be a lot of things, but above all, it’s a collection of people.  People, with all of their differences and similarities, their overlapping sub-societies, their petty arguments and tangled relationships.  The goal at [adjective][species] as a metafurry resource is to take a look at that from the inside (and maybe occasionally from the outside) and explore this jumble of a fandom. The name [adjective][species] is a synecdoche, a way of expressing the whole of our weirdness through a smaller part of it.  Our mascot is, accordingly, RandomWolf, rendered accurately in the banner by  Floe . If you are interested in contacting us, please feel free to leave a comment, catch us on  Twitter , or shoot us an email at  submit@adjectivespecies.com !  [adjective][species] is governed by the  [a][s] Code of Conduct . Founders Makyo  -  hosting; programming; writing  - Makyo’s been in furry under various names since sometime around 2000, running projects such as [adjective][sp

  Inspired by reading about a fellow fur's difficulties, this is a furry/aboriginal version of the Christian story "Footprints." Pawprints One night a male had a dream.  He dreamed that he was walking along a trail with the Creator.  In the sky played scenes from his life.  For each scene, he noticed two sets of pawprints on the trail;  one belonged to him, the other to the Creator. When the last scene from his life had faded, he looked back at the pawprints on the trail.  He noticed that when the trail was the most challenging there was only one set. He found this odd, and asked the Creator about it.  "My understanding has been that whenever my trail was difficult, you would walk it with me.  But I've seen only one set of pawprints at the times the trail was hardest.  Where were you then?" The Creator replied, "Beloved, I am with you always, and could not leave you if I tried.  When your trail was most challenging, and you saw one set of pawprints, I w

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  This is my Corgi Events LLC statement, with the full facts as I know them, because I'm seeing my friends and fellow ex-Corgi events staff get hurt by bad actors and misinformation. To watch them get beaten up and used by the events unfolding via Corgi and then get punched again because people just HAVE to be involved and push their hurt at literally anyone who will respond is too heartbreaking for me to bear. This issue is NOT black and white. I can NOT summarize it in a twitter post, and to attempt to do so would be ludicrous. As many people know by now, I have been with Corgi Events for six years. I was part of the group that took down RMFC and kicked Nazis out of the Denver spaces (and boy that wasn't easy. We started DenFur with a tiny group of extremely dedicated group of people, those of which included myself, and Koi. We spent endless nights, crying, worrying about our safety, and fighting against the Furry Raiders to get DenFur to happen, and push the Raiders out of t