Coyote hailing from southern Alberta. Gay. Orthodox. Lover of transformation and appreciator of paws.
Maybe it’s because I’ve cut back on Twitter far more than I realized, but I never hit the rate limit despite expecting to. In any event, should I hit it, all that will do is improve my productivity for the remainder of the day.
I do feel bad for those who rely on maximizing exposure on that platform for income or awareness of topics or events.
I almost hesitate to ask lest I sound argumentative, but what is it about BlueSky that you believe makes it viable versus the other alternatives? Is there something specific it offers?
That’s how the US operates.
I second this request
I’ve seen it and I have the show on DVD, but it’s been quite some time since I watched it last. It’s beautiful for sure (although they draw the wolves as humans way too often) and I’ve been thinking of giving it another watch sometime soon
That’s true. The scalies and avians were assimilated
Yes, they count. As has already been said by others, “furry” when used to refer to the community is not limited to “creatures having fur” but is used broadly to cover all sorts of creatures including those with scales, feathers, etc.
Maybe they’re only interested in ice cream vore?
This is so very cute and sweet!
No no no. I expect the two-leggeds to deliver me my food and tea in (two separate) bowls. That’s part of the whole deal and I’m sure my plan has no weaknesses at all.
This has been resonating a lot more lately and I’ve been deliberate about portraying my character as feral/four-legged in almost every circumstance of late. And if I were to be my character, increasingly I’d want to be the four-legged version of him. Just feels right.
Sure there’d be challenges but that’s why you get a supportive group that helps to create a feral-friendly environment where you aren’t always depending on others.
Just don’t be too bratty because when it comes time to take you to the vet… well. You know.
Transformation (especially inanimate of late) is the primary one. Paws are nice but I wouldn’t say I’m into it necessarily
Those books were off-limits for me growing up, so I only experienced them through what others had to say about them and the one or two times I watched an episode of the TV show when visiting friends