>pretends to be a fox girl with big tits
>“In the furry fandom people like me for who I am”
I could not have said it better. More than once I tried to tell a furry that other furries aren’t your friends because they like who you are; they’re your ‘friends’ because they know you’ll put out like a French harlot.
If your fandom needs "understanding", it's generally a good idea to not talk about it.
"I like Star Trek a lot!" - OK
"I like trains a lot!" - OK
"I want to fuck trains dressed up as a Star Trek character!" - keep that to yourself you damn dirty degenerate
Right on target and so true.
What’s crazy about this comic is that if you didn’t know about any of this you’d think it’s mocking furries, at least in the first few panels.
“First I had to pick a character…” ***Sexy slut vixen with big boobies!*** Truly a true representation of his true inner self.
“Everyone was real friendly.” (As horny nerds all staring at ‘her’ tits).
“I had my first sexual experience online.” (With a HIDEOUS THING. Seriously, damn, that thing is FUGLY. What is it, a rat??)
My last thought ...
Let’s see if I can summarize the furry fetish fandom’s attempt at rationalization of their behavior. Basically and in short, what the twink narrator is saying is:
“I have major emotional and socialization problems so to cope, I created a comically oversexualized vixen character and then joined an online community where everyone was nice to me, because I put out like nobody’s business.
Then when my predatory Internet boyfriend saw his chance to get some, he invited me to a furry con where he played on my poor social skills and emotional issues and fucked me in the ass.
And my current girlfriend thinks this. Is. Awesome.”