If I hear that "I contain multitudes" shit from anyone irl I'm calling the police and claiming that said person is a schizophrenic. It's the most insufferable quote to have ever been written and is shallower than a puddle if you think about it for more than two seconds (which, of course, nobody ever does).



(the newcomers are just more 30-year old furries this time around. curmudgeoncorgi I couldn't find specifics on but she types like an adult and has a straight fiancé. Has a furaffinity that's mostly inactive so that's how I confirmed the furry bit (besides the obvious).)
Impressed that even the craziest commenters are saying that calling people stupid for not assuming that everyone could be a schizophrenic hivemind might be going too far.
P.S: "Sootpaw" is apparently a cameo from a Warriors fancomic called
"Follow Your Heart" (also made by a 30-something furry of the "bisexual who only likes guys" type). I only know this because I remember accidentally clicking on it at 1am while bored and becoming instantly confused by why several cats were crying and attacking each other in a scene that did not seem to be any kind of emotional or action-based climax. Upon reading the previous pages in the chapter for context, it turns out that the comic was explicitly detailing the extensive sexual abuse of a younger child that had just gone missing. This is one of the milder examples of a Warriors fancomic that I have read.
Warriors fancomics are so completely fucking insane and entirely terrible that I will not be touching any of them with a ten-foot pole. If you've had the misfortune of reading such comics for more than maybe a hundred panels, I would be mildly interested in knowing why the protagonist is being subjected to a schizophrenic teenage rabbit's delusions, and why anyone thinks he's being treated better here than in his own comic.