Fur-damentalists?

[NorrinRadd]

Evangelicals(?) immersed in "Furry" culture.

I'm not sure the author is on-point and in-context with all of his Scripture citations, but I generally agree with him.

[Sparko]

From a link in the OP article we find that the self identification nonsense has taken a more ridiculous turn:


Melbourne school affirms teen girl who identifies as cat

• Year eight student at a Melbourne private school reportedly identifies as a cat
• The girl is 'phenomenally bright' but is non-verbal at school, which supports her
• There have been other reports of students identifying as cats in Brisbane
• The trend of adopting a 'furry' animal identity is a well-established sub-culture

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...rry-trend.html

This isn't a little kid either. They said she is in 8th grade, which is old enough to be past the playing make-believe stage.

[Sparko]

So what is the difference between Christians attending sci-fi conventions doing cosplay as aliens or star trek characters and dressing up as furries? Are all furries linked to expressing sexual fetishes or are some just doing cosplay with no sexual connotations?

[rogue06]

From a link in the OP article we find that the self identification nonsense has taken a more ridiculous turn:


Melbourne school affirms teen girl who identifies as cat

• Year eight student at a Melbourne private school reportedly identifies as a cat
• The girl is 'phenomenally bright' but is non-verbal at school, which supports her
• There have been other reports of students identifying as cats in Brisbane
• The trend of adopting a 'furry' animal identity is a well-established sub-culture

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...rry-trend.html

This isn't a little kid either. They said she is in 8th grade, which is old enough to be past the playing make-believe stage.

Playing make-believe, maybe. I remember the kid in my 8th grade class who never dropped the act that he was actually an undercover FBI agent investigating the school.

And this, given the enabling available in society, sounds more like she's a bit nuts -- deluded.

[Sparko]

Playing make-believe, maybe. I remember the kid in my 8th grade class who never dropped the act that he was actually an undercover FBI agent investigating the school.

And this, given the enabling available in society, sounds more like she's a bit nuts -- deluded.

She would be around 13 or 14 years old. A bit old for make-believe, but maybe has some mental issues.

The problem is that this is the way things are headed. If you can self identify as whatever of 57 genders you want to be, why not what species you want to be.

Of course I would then argue if you don't claim to be human, then you forfeit all human rights and can be treated like an animal. Bet they wouldn't like that.

[tabibito]

From a link in the OP article we find that the self identification nonsense has taken a more ridiculous turn:

? This kind of nonsense making the news dates back no less than eight years.

This isn't a little kid either.

She could be 12, more likely 13.

They said she is in 8th grade, which is old enough to be past the playing make-believe stage.

"Otherkin" seems to be pretty much the preserve of even older age groups.

[rogue06]

She would be around 13 or 14 years old. A bit old for make-believe, but maybe has some mental issues.

The problem is that this is the way things are headed. If you can self identify as whatever of 57 genders you want to be, why not what species you want to be.

Of course I would then argue if you don't claim to be human, then you forfeit all human rights and can be treated like an animal. Bet they wouldn't like that.

Something I've brought up a few times

So you want to enable their delusion. For you that is the "Christian" thing to do.

What about those people who think they're a dog or a cat trapped in a human's body? Are they brave enough to live their truth or are they deluded?


Iceland boy who 'thinks he's a horse' gallops with foal

Kennel believe it? The 48-year-old man who thinks he’s a DOG

Pittsburgh Man Thinks He's a Dog, Goes By Name 'Boomer'

Transgender man identifies as a DOG and says chasing sticks and playing on all fours has brought him closer to his husband

The men who live as dogs: 'We're just the same as any person on the high street'

The Man Who Thought He Was a Cat

Stalking Cat^[1]

Norwegian woman believes she is a cat trapped in a human’s body

Woman who identifies as cat says it’s brought her closer to boyfriend who’s 21 years older

And let's take it one step further

Elven Like Me

Real-Life Werewolves: Psychiatry Re-Examines Rare Delusion

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'I Look at a Cloud and I See It as Me’: The People Who Identify As Objects






1. he was the man known for his extensive body modifications done so that he would look more like a tiger setting record for "most permanent transformations to look like an animal."

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[Sparko]

Something I've brought up a few times

Toss them in cages. When they complain say "Show me where it is illegal to put a cat (or dragon) in a cage?"

[Cerebrum123]

So what is the difference between Christians attending sci-fi conventions doing cosplay as aliens or star trek characters and dressing up as furries? Are all furries linked to expressing sexual fetishes or are some just doing cosplay with no sexual connotations?

Some have the sexual aspect, but some just like stuff like Looney Tunes characters. However the latter often distances themselves from the former, or even refuses to use the "furry" label. Among some of the former it is as mild as liking say some of the anime cat girls* while everything else about them looks human, while others are much closer to bestiality.



*This picture is an example of something that is pretty popular, and when not taken very far is something most consider rather harmless. It's probably one of the least out there versions of what is considered to be "furry bait".

[rogue06]

There are weird folks out there

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[Sparko]

Some have the sexual aspect, but some just like stuff like Looney Tunes characters. However the latter often distances themselves from the former, or even refuses to use the "furry" label. Among some of the former it is as mild as liking say some of the anime cat girls* while everything else about them looks human, while others are much closer to bestiality.



*This picture is an example of something that is pretty popular, and when not taken very far is something most consider rather harmless. It's probably one of the least out there versions of what is considered to be "furry bait".

Yeah. Like I know that Nick likes the My Little Pony show and claims to be a Brony. He just likes the show. But there are "bronies" and other MLP fans that basically blend into sexual connotations and furries.

[rogue06]

Yeah. Like I know that Nick likes the My Little Pony show and claims to be a Brony. He just likes the show. But there are "bronies" and other MLP fans that basically blend into sexual connotations and furries.

I believe I posted pictures of that awhile back.

[Cerebrum123]

Yeah. Like I know that Nick likes the My Little Pony show and claims to be a Brony. He just likes the show. But there are "bronies" and other MLP fans that basically blend into sexual connotations and furries.

Yup, and the weird ones give all of the other fans of the show a bad reputation. Probably because they are not just weird, but they are blatantly obnoxious with their weird stuff and show it to everyone. Was on the Steam forums looking for info on a bug for a game I had, and came across someone who had a profile pic of one of the MLP characters, but given enormous boobs.

[KingsGambit]

I don't expect any better from the Babylon Bee, but this article just assumes that it is inherently immoral to dress up like animals and goes from there. How is it any different from cosplay or Society for Creative Anachronism? Or for that matter, dressing up for Halloween or being in a play? (I think it's profoundly stupid and would never do it, but I don't have any basis for proclaiming it immoral.)

[Sparko]

I don't expect any better from the Babylon Bee, but this article just assumes that it is inherently immoral to dress up like animals and goes from there. How is it any different from cosplay or Society for Creative Anachronism? Or for that matter, dressing up for Halloween or being in a play? (I think it's profoundly stupid and would never do it, but I don't have any basis for proclaiming it immoral.)

it's from "Not the Bee"