Patricia Taxxon's On the Ethics of Boinking Animal People is good but kinda heavy. A lot to digest about it (so to speak).
Not quite 18+, but, uh, take note of the title.
I keep having thoughts circling around this one.
A lot of the actual argument misses me. I ain't got no beef against furries and I don't really need to be convinced that furry art is permissible. (Y'all know Betty Boop was originally a french poodle?)
But around 20 minutes in it segues into talking about the autistic perspective. As someone who is on the spectrum but grew up only thinking of it as "I'm a little awkward in social situations," Patricia's recounting her own thoughts/perceptions/behaviors/experiences had me reevaluate some of my own.
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Anyways, as to the video itself, it would be stronger with a different thesis. When it's talking about the appeal of furry work and how it intersects with autism its A+ stuff, but when it tries to bring that back to the ethics of things it gets kind of muddled.