So this is something I’ve been thinking about a bit recently, and I’d be interested in hearing people’s thoughts on the matter.

Lets suppose you meet someone, and chat socially with them. Maybe a work colleague, maybe a friend met through a friend. You aren’t that close with them, but you get the vibe that they aren’t a bigot or judgemental at the very least. If the conversation turned to furry stuff, would you tell them that you like furry art?

Do you keep a different set of non-furry socials for your irl friends and family? What about having a furry profile pic on your work slack? Or your Github? Do you try hard to make sure that nobody will be able to find your secret furry double life if they know you IRL?

I guess, in essence, I’m wondering if you draw a hard line between your “sfw furry life” and your “IRL life”.

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    7 months ago

    Yeah. I mean, 9 times outta 10 for me IRL the only people who even know what a furry is at all are other furries. It’s not even like a passing knowledge thing, like “isn’t that a sex thing?” They straight up have never heard the term before, so I have nothing to really be ashamed of telling anyone, since I’ll just describe it as being really into Disney movies like Zootopia and Robin Hood.