Furry
noun/adjective
>One can be said to be A furry, and one can be said to DO things that are describable AS furry.
"Furry" encompasses Animals with anthropomorphic aspects, and people who are interested in animals with anthropomorphic aspects.
Things like animals using spoken language, reading/writing, holding cups with their fore-[~]hands[/~]hooves, and assorted other human-like behavior that is otherwise not associated with the native creature.
Like ponies. Specifically, My Little Pony ponies.
Yes, ponies ARE definitively furry.
And, one can like furry things without identifying AS a furry,... but....
Tl;dr ITT OP tries to divest horsefuckers from their denial of being furries
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>>22104>IS definitively furry in that it centers around/toward anthropomorphized poniesOn what basis do you imply that the ENTIRE archetypical concept of anthropomorphizing animals is furry? It's a literary concept that exists independently of the furry fandom. It's as old as humanity itself, since long before the "furry" fandom came about.
Next you're going to tell me that ancient Egyptian priests, practitioners of most other pagan religions (99.9% of humans in history), Greek poets like Aesop, speculative evolution science fiction writers, cave painters, Japanese monks cataloguing Yokai, all of the Roman empire, all Hindus, and basically anything else that
>>22103The OP doesn't specify the degree to which those criteria apply.
Is Imhotep a furry? He talked about anthropomorphized animals a lot.
Is Aesop a furry?
Were Dacians furries?
How much do you have to be interested in anthropomorphized animals do you need to be? What kind of interest must it entail? How anthropomorphized do the animals have to be?
>>22104Are Broncos Fans furries?
Are ALL sportsball fans with an animal mas ot furries, since they identify with a group and that group is associated with an anthropomorphic animal?
Are all Christians furries, due to Christ being repeatedly referred to as a lamb in symbolism?
Are all Hindus furries, because they're fully committed to an identity that involves anthropomorphic animal figures?
Are fans of Hesiod's works furries?
Are African Magic Warriors furries? They don't use fursuits, but they have fancy masks.
Are people who celebrate Easter furries, because of Peter Rabbit?
Are fabs of LotR furries, because it has anthropomorphic dragons and spiders?
What's the criteria?
>>22099Lmao, imagine being a clopper in 2023.
>>22109Where do you think you are?
>>22105No, that would make them fans of furry content. Did u miss the part about self-identification?
>ppl dont identify bronies as furriesIn ignorance
>>22106>on what basis do you hurr nurrBy the definition. Dont take my word for it, look it up.
>all that historical shitPredates the establishment of furries,as being a thing.
Wanna know what DOESNT predate the establishment of furries being a thing?
Mlp
>>22107See this post
>>22108The criteria being, establishment of concept. Also, weak attempt at broncoposting. You wanna know who has a bronco brand on both sides of her ass, and who THEN got those brands tattooed so the colors are correct?
Adeline did. It took 2 different sessions under an anti-magic screen, but nigger look lively, shes a cow who has matching bronco.cutie marks on both sides. Cuz you know why? As much as she has contempt for many in the periphery, she absolutely loves Mlpol and the Denver Broncos. You wanna know who DOESNT love Mlpol and the Denver Broncos? Jews, for starters.
>>22112What you're missing is that furries are just a recent subset of worship of the Egyptian gods of Anubis, Heh, Kek, Tefnut, Set and others. They came first.
>>22112>By the definition.The definition is vague, and has no exact parameters.
>Predates the establishment of furriesWhy does it matter that it predates them? If it's "by the definition" timeline shouldn't matter. You're moving the goalpost.
Also several sportsball teams were post "furry fandom".
>>22112How is a fan of "furry content" different from a fan of pony content in terms of self-identification?
A pokemon fan is a fanatic for Pokemon. A pony fan is a fantastic for ponies.
>>22112>Predates the establishment of furries,as being a thing.>Wanna know what DOESNT predate the establishment of furries being a thing?So, what you're saying is that all instances of anthropomorphic animals before the "furry fandom" are non-furry by seniority, but all instances of anthropomorphism after the fact are furry by-default?
>>22101>This is due to the fact that furries were objectively defined long before MLP even came out. You can criticize the overly generalized definition of furries all you want - plenty do - but that doesnt change the fact that all MLP activity - whether the individual self-identifies AS a furry - is furry in nature.I think you're working from a flawed definition of what a "furry" is, either that or I am. My understanding is that a furry is someone who identifies as an animal, either in the sense that they literally believe themselves to be an animal
"on all levels except physical, I am a wolf. *barks*", or as part of an elaborate role-playing fantasy or sexual kink. The furry "fandom" isn't related to any particular media franchise, but they have a general interest in any media franchise that involves animal characters.
Bronies, or horsefuckers, or whatever the preferred term is these days, are a group of people specifically interested in MLP and its world. There is plenty of crossover since it stands to reason that MLP would appeal to furries along with just about any other cartoon that features animal characters, but most of the bronies I've encountered don't fit the definition of being furries.
Examples:
>image 1Nice feet.
>image 2Nice hooves.
If you can't tell the difference between these two types of characters and the audience they appeal to, you are literally retarded.
>>22113I wont contest that there may be furries who iconographically view... specific (or general) furries as... being consistent with pagan/polytheistic dynamics,... but Im gonna need a citation.
And then, breakdown the demographics of who believes this shit versus practice.
Cuz lets not pretend that it isn't 10 to 1 (or worse) ppl who claim to be christian versus are.
>>22114No, the definition is GENERAL.
>>22115Pony content IS furry content. Until you can argue that pony content doesnt involve anthropomorphized animals, ur in the detention box.
>>22116More or less
>>22117Oh wow, you're exceedingly wrong.
The ppl who identify as having been an animal in a previous life are known as Therians. The ppl who identify as being an animal in an incorrect body (not u like certain transgenders,... we'll get to that) are referred to as Otherkin.
Literally speaking, from the definitive meanings of the word:
Bronies are a specific term pertaining to a specific aubset of fandom that is WELL within the established definition of what is "furry".
>>22119Wew, you got a 2 minute response time! Better grt those numbers down, I was at sub 30 seconds
>>22118>Until you can argue that pony content doesnt involve anthropomorphized animals, ur in the detention box.Ponies are barely anthropomorphized at all. They have human-like personalities, but their bodies are fully pony. They're closer to xenos/aliens than anthros.
>>22121Uh, did you miss the whole speaking fluent english, havig things like libraries and shops and vendors, witch-doctors even?
Do horses have those?
Oh wait, no
>>22122Oof, up to 3+. Better luck next time sport
>>22123That doesn't make them anthros in the way furries are generally attributed. They're distinctly different.
>>22118>pony content doesnt involve anthropomorphized animalsThey literally aren't. They are just horses, with cutesy features like thick legs and big eyes. They have no human features
And in today's edition of "didnt read/comprehend what I said" we have (you)
>Thinking that "furry" doesn't mean, at mimimum, giving human physical features to animals
>>22128No. I read it. I just reject the premise that furries own the entire archetype of anthropomorphization since their conception.
>>22138Thats exactly how trans ppl feel, you'll have good company.
>>22139I wouldn't know. I'm not a tranny.
Are you?
>>22141No, but transfags seem to think they can defy objective reality in a comparable manner.
They think how they identify changes things
>>22142That's a silly generalization to make. You're silly.
>>22144Oh? People pretending that their personal perception that defies objective reality is different in vases of bronies who arent furries versus transgenders who are abominations? Do tell. Tell me about how your refusal to accept being a furry is different from their refusal to accept biology. Go on
Anyways, we've already established that the Ancient Egyptians were the first to anthropomorphize animals. So furries and bronies are just subsets of the Egyptian religion
>>22147Egyptians did so spiritually, so youre still wrong
>>22149Is this what youve reduced yourself to?
In YOUR words, is this what God wants of you?
>>22148Anubis is literally an anthro dog
>>22145I think the better comparison is trannies trying to say everything revolves around trannies (Trixie, Minecraft Bee, Samus, etc) is like furries hell-bent on calling anything that even vaguely references anthropomorphic animals "furry".
>>22147I am willing to compromise and say that bronies are actually a subsect of Roman/Celtic Epona-worshippers, as our cultural practices, beliefs, and rituals line up.
Also note how Epona is depicted as either a woman or a sapient mare, but never a grotesque hybrid. Ponies are the same vein.
>>22152What are you even saying?
>>22154And? Is there a furry Anubis cult? Or are you being lazy and suggesting that anyone who costumes as a dog is ipsofacto worshipping anubis?
>>22155So, you wouldnt be adverse to the suggestion that horse-based furries are derivative of epona worship?
>>22161Much vetter numbers. Still a wibbler, tho
>>22155You cannot argue that the Egyptian god Kek, god of primordial chaos, does not have a significant influence over the Brony fandom
>>22157I mean yeah. Furries are based around Anthropomorphized animals, and the Egyptians were the first to do so en masse.
>anyone who costumes as a dog is ipsofacto worshipping anubis?
Not necessarily Anubis is actually a Jackal, and Set, for example, is also a caniform. There are many Egyptian gods. I would, however, consider him to be the first furry husbando. And while he likely isn't the first fursona, he certainly perfected it.
>>22163Wooh, seems Ive hit a nerve. Not even stix can make a reply that quick. Pupper? Is that you? Nevermind, youre irrelevant
>>22148I spiritually want to marry a mare and venerate her as the ideal of feminine beauty and motherly compassion, just like my ancestors did. Your argument is invalid.
>>22164Kek only has relevance because ppl think it does
This goes the same for what people define as furry, which has yet to be contested
>>22158What does that have to do with the guy posting YouTube videos?
What's that have to do with god?
>>22168>only has relevance because ppl think it doesSame goes for any deity/idol.
>>22168Kek was one of the first anthropomorphizations, and thus the founder of anthropomorphization. Saint Christopher the Dog-headed of the Christians, The Lion King, Bluey, My Little Pony, and the furry fandom all owe their existence to those who came before.
>What people define as furryWhich is a subset of Egyptian godhood
>>22170Well, that depends.
What is gonna happen when i post? Is it gonna be well thought conjecture and hypothesis?
>>22172Yeah. Egyptians did it first, therefore furries are an offshoot of them.
>>22175Ill gladly prove you wong, but this is clearly not the venue for intellectual exploration, so no
>>22180To allow you the opportunity toseehow waifishly insufficient you are, i. your piny dreams and concepts.
You WASTE in your excess.
And you pretend sovereignty.
Need I go on?
>>22168>which has yet to be contestedWe are literally contesting it right now.
>>22181In your, sorry, Im not perfect
>>22181What are you even talking about?
>>22183Ill give u ti.e to catch up
>>22194Are you gonna stop? I know "all your carefully crafted arguments will be summary ignored" is a rule, but at least TRY
>>22196You didn't even refute his argument. You flat out refused to.
What is your point?
>>22181>Still not accepting our Egyptian forebearers>>22196>asking me to repeat myselfCertainly. The logic is straightforward. Bronies, furries, disney films, Bluey, Celts, parts of the Christian religion, etc, have as a part of their essence the attribution of human characteristics and features to animals. This idea is inspired by those who came before. The ancient Egyptian religion was the first to anthropomorphize animals on a large scale, including in art. Thus, furries and bronies both are simply the offshoots of the ancient egyptian religion.
Alright, Ive said my peace
Y'all are a bunch of delusional and denialistic furfsgs. Live and deal.
I wont try to combat the bots (both living [stix] and otherwise [who knows?])
Furfaggotry existed before MLP.
Bury this post, ur still a furfag.
Deny it, you're just like a transgender.
Hate yourself all you want. You are the thing you're trying yo hate.
And theres plenty of people who want to lime you for what and who you are, once you stop hating them cuz of fucking labels.
>>22112Ponies pre-dates furries.
Mlp first launched in 1982. The term furry fandom was only first used in 1983. This means that there were pony fans (mostly women and girls) for a whole year before furries became a distinct thing.