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Hey there, it’s time to talk about furries and non-furries. Now, if you’re not familiar with the term “furry,” it’s a subculture of people who enjoy dressing up in animal costumes and expressing themselves through anthropomorphic animal characters. On the other hand, non-furries are those who don’t identify with this subculture. So let’s dive in and explore the differences between these two groups!
What Do Furries Call Non Furries? [Solved]
Y’know, us furries use “nonfur” and “normal” a lot. We even have a slang version of “normies,” which we usually use in an ironic, self-deprecating way.
Furries: People who identify as furries are those who have an interest in anthropomorphic animal characters, often with a strong emotional connection to them. They may dress up in costumes or create artwork featuring these characters.
Non-Furries: People who do not identify as furries typically have no interest in anthropomorphic animal characters and may not understand the appeal of them. They may view furries as strange or even creepy, but this is usually due to a lack of understanding about the furry community and its culture.
Furries are people who enjoy dressing up in animal costumes, while non-furries don’t. They’re two different groups of people with different interests. Furries often express themselves through their costumes and art, while non-furries may not be as interested in that kind of thing. It’s all about personal preference - some folks just dig the furry lifestyle, while others don’t get it at all.
