MagicScarf

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Refractive Geode
Plural, kinky asexual, >21, offshoot of @SnepGem
We’re a system of 50+ gender-fluid furries obsessed with transformation, clothing, costumes, gender, magic, and the ways they interact.
Most of us are humans, and we all seem to change back to our “default forms” over time, even recovering from transformations that would otherwise be permanent.
The doors to the Nonsense-Castle, our headspace, are always open to visitors, so feel free to swing by via our ask box! Transform a headmate, or strike up a conversation, or present some cool magical item or idea, or start an entire Plot Arc, or whatever!


The idea that clothing or other bodily coverings are somehow “dishonest”. That the “truest self” is represented by one’s nude body.

Think about it. Wouldn’t the opposite be true? Wouldn’t the outfit you pick for yourself be a truer representation of that self that whatever the body you were born with happens to look like? There’s a pretty obvious trans allegory to be made here. And also, more relevantly to me, a similarly obvious furry one.

I guess the idea comes from Genesis (or at least, that was my original exposure to it): The original humans clothing themselves is one of the main warning signs that something is terribly wrong, that the Fall has occurred. The desire to clothe oneself is one way in which the world is broken.

Anyways this is not meant to express a dislike for “revealing” clothing or anything, though I guess such clothing is also not my preference (so maybe it is connected to my take on this idk). I just don’t like the idea of clothing being some sort of “necessary evil”.


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in reply to @MagicScarf's post:

yeah we agree. both from making our own obvious nonhuman allegories, and also just that yeah. choosing and deciding an outfit is much more of a direct symbol of how you want to be read (of course, with the caveats of being forced into specific clothes for economic or social reasons not counting for this).

also it doesn't read as a dislike for revealing clothing to us; after all, isn't making the decision of how much of your body you show off and in what ways just as much an expression of the self? especially if doing so happened to show off or work with other ways you've altered your body (for example, a skimpy top showing off some tattoos). there's so much cool stuff one can do with clothes and while we could probably dig more into the concept as presented in genesis too it's too close to 3 am for us to get that analytical now whoops