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"Crazy sex conventions" So I take it that either you didn't actually go or that you never actually did any real socializing, hanging out or going to the events. I'm also going to guess that your a burned fur, am I right?

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1.
not meant to be taken seriously or literally: a facetious remark.
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amusing; humorous.
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lacking serious intent; concerned with something nonessential, amusing, or frivolous: a facetious person.

Ah, well thank you for clearing that up. Sarcasm is a hard tone to pick up from text in this case. It legitimately look like you believed what you said :p

You furries tend to not be very bright typically so internet context tense and tone neuter, many furries i've interacted don't know when to take a joke as a joke, even when it means making fun of yourself so you don't let "the other guys win." Some times you need to take one on the chin so you don't seem like a "pussy" and sometimes the best "come back" is to be able to "laugh at yourself" you know "with a grain of salt" ??

I think you might be missing the point here. I didn't say I couldn't take a joke.. I said I didn't realize it was a joke and retracted my statement after you said it was.
Taking a joke doesn't involve being verbally attacked, and you do remember that your a furry too.

So, did you just call yourself not very bright? This seems almost hypocritical.

i was speaking collectively and not specifically. i never mentioned you or i specifically. to point. while there are exceptions to the fandom, there are those who are intelligent humble employed don't live with their parents heterosexual etc. that doesn't mean that describes the majority of the fandom. i've come across a very mixed background of people in the fandom, the mature the immature the straight the gay the educated the simple. but what surprises me the most is the intolerance: people tend to judge people in the fandom based off of rumors and drama and don't bother getting to know the individual for themselves. they allow little petty things to cloud their judgement: they take disagreement as personal attacks instead of being a welcome differing perspective. if someone doesn't act the way they want them to act, or the way they feel is "normal" to act they avoid them because they are difficult to manage or handle or are "overwhelming." i think it's very hurtful that it's okay to just "yiff" someone randomly but when that person asks to know their name or birthday before becoming intimate i think it's ludicrous that people balk at that inquiry... i thought you're supposed to know a person before you go all the way? and asking their legal name and their birthday isn't too much to ask? this doesn't happen everywhere and to everyone and yes there are exceptions. but i wasn't speaking about you personally, again, i was speaking collectively. people just need to relax and stop taking things to personally... you (second person) need to know when to jus step back and laugh at yourself (second person)

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