It’s never about creativity and community with some furries. It’s about power and control.
Some people put the work. In the furry fandom, they create art, they write panels, they make themselves part of the community and help it grow.
Then you have the leeches. Furries that want to be that “someone”, but don’t want to put any effort. The most common ones in the fandom are those that were lucky registering a good name and making a group, where the members count works as an ego booster.
But there are many ways to force yourself into the gears of the community without offering anything or, worse, breaking something.
Power and control 🐾
Then you have the leeches. Furries that want to be that “someone”, but don’t want to put any effort. The most common ones in the fandom are those that were lucky registering a good name and making a group, where the members count works as an ego booster.
But there are many ways to force yourself into the gears of the community without offering anything or, worse, breaking something.
Power and control 🐾
Paying for a character to appear in art doesn’t make you an artist.
Using AI to prompt a text doesn’t make you a writer.
Registering a good group name doesn’t make you a community leader.
Using AI to prompt a text doesn’t make you a writer.
Registering a good group name doesn’t make you a community leader.