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- 11 de Abr, 2018
I say that is due to the stigma or stereotype of every furry being a fetish-laden zoo who is otherwise a huge pervert and maybe a pædo.It really shows how much overlap LGBT and furries have these days. And also how hard the expression "coming out" was commoditized. In previous decades "coming out" as anything except gay/lesbian would would get you nailed to the cross.
(Of course, if you go far back enough coming out as gay/lesbian would get you nailed to the cross, but that's irrelevant to this discussion.)
Seriously, you do not need to come out of the 'Trekkie' closet, and there may be some worth to coming out of the Harry Potter or even Pokémon closet if you live somewhere tha though that Harry Potter or Pokémon were pro-Satan, but, honestly, if all you honestly are is a fan of cartoon animals, then there is no need to 'come out of the furry closet'.
...I noticed tha the anti-furry stereotype has a lot of power to those who identify themselves wi the furry fandom in a fundamenta level in the first place... the type of identification tha The Fandom documentary pushes.





