Loosf

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Weird furry.
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Loosf
@Loosf

the whole "fandom" concept is, to me, entirely abhorrent

Because it codifies ways you must adhere to to enjoy something.

I think the strength furry has is that instead of centralized around intellectual property or products

it is about appreciation of other members and participants.

Which does lead to people getting fans of their own but it is generally an organically driven thing

Subculture feels restrictive for it as well but it is more than just "fandom"


Loosf
@Loosf

and that is also why I find those "we must make furry mainstream" "furry should be less sexual, less queer, more palatable" types so fucking weird

They want it to center around a particular aesthetic type, a particular representation.

Which, no, thank you, no.

Keep furry weird.
Keep furry free.


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in reply to @Loosf's post:

The furry fandom is very different from a traditional fandom because it's not centered around one show or product line or any such thing. It's more like "I represent myself as an animal on the internet and hang out with other people that do".

YUP

and that is also why I find those "we must make furry mainstream" "furry should be less sexual, less queer, more palatable" types so fucking weird

They want it to center around a particular aesthetic type, a particular representation.

Which, no, thank you, no.

in reply to @Loosf's post:

I think it's more - in a society where you do have people centered around a piece of media, like a book, tv series, movie, etc...
You have this group with very similar interests, so I think the label "fandom" just got assigned to us.