I don’t know if you’ve noticed this or not, but in Real Life most of the furry fandom—for now, at least—lives in human bodies. We were all born with them, every last one of us. Some may claim souls of more diverse origin, but the flesh and blood nature of their humanity is beyond question. So, when…
Two recent entries were removed from syndication on Weasyl for going against The Community Guidelines. We understand and agree with the action, and apologize for having crossed that line. Cheers to the staff for being on top of things and helping out! ~Makyo
Guest post by Hemms. Hemms is a Fox from southern California who has been in the Furry Fandom for 7 years, since discovering it when he was 14 on Christmas Morning in 2006. A Lifestyler through and through, Furry is the driving motivation behind everything he does and studies. He is a student of An…
GreenReaper—WikiFur founder, Inkbunny owner, and Flayrah editor-in-chief—was at the centre of an online foofaraw in December after someone asked him about comments he made in 2011: Check out the article for embedded images! He said: I’m not going to call someone “he”/”she” if they are not physicall…
One day, a fox and a cat were walking through a field. The cat seemed unusually distracted, however, despite the fox’s animated conversation. While the fox surely noticed, she did her best to try and draw the cat out through sheer ebullience. It had worked in the past, why not now? “What’s botherin…
In many ways I’m not a very typical fur. I’m almost fifty-three as I write this, work in a blue collar field, and have little to no interest in furry art or artists. (I’m into furry fiction to the near-exclusion of all else, fandom-wise.) I don’t have a “furry-name” or “fursona”, and my first fursu…
And now comes the time when I have to write a very important, rather personal article. Again. I can see you all bracing yourselves already. “Oh no, here goes Makyo…” Continue reading on adjectivespecies.com
Makyo was at FC, so we have two new posts this time, plus a video of the [a][s] panel at the convention! The Legality of Cub Porn (JM) Furry cub porn, love it or loathe it, is a fact of life. There is demand for cub porn within our community, and so there will always be supply. I have written befor…
Guest post by Khed (@khedhorse). In April 1906, at a home at 214 North Bonnie Brae Street, Los Angeles, fire fell from heaven. This was no fiery column defending fleeing Hebrew slaves nor cause for a modern-day Elijah to slaughter idolatrous priests. To those at the Bonnie Brae home, these were the…
King Crow is a well-regarded novel, written by Michael Stewart and published in 2011. It’s a tale of a young man who is exploring identity—his own and that of other people—as if everyone were anthropomorphic birds. The young man is introverted, hyper-focussed on specifics, and unable to grasp compl…
Guest post by Thesis White. Thesis is a writer-artist, cognitive science student, and peachy dalmatian who loves creating their own discourse. (Thesis is on Twitter and FX.) The furry identity is thought by many to be one of sexual and romantic liberation, where furs can engage in relationships wit…
When I was asked to become a regular contributor to [adjective][species], I couldn’t have been more excited. I had been following the site for quite some time, and I thought its approach to discussing the furry fandom was something interesting, unique and long overdue. Thinking about this fandom as…
