A community for discussing all things about the furry fandom; fluff or tough.
Antis are welcomed and encouraged to participate too, so don't be afraid to criticize furries here - it's part of what this comm is for!
1 Discussion must be on topic Posts must inspire meaningful discussion about, or related to, the furry fandom. Memes, comics or posts showcasing artwork or other content you created are more suited to c/furry.
2 No brigading Encouraging brigades on furry or anti-furry comms will lead to a ban and a post removal.
3 Be civil Be sure to stay civil during discussion. This community is to discuss the problems within the fandom and how to solve them, not to have flamewars between each other. Please keep your posts civil as possible at all times.
4 No bigotry, racism, homophobia, transphobia, etc We want to make all of our users feel welcome here on RFH. Therefore, bigotry, racist comments, homophobia, and transphobia will not be tolerated.
5 No supporting cub/feral/zoophilia Zoophiles, pedophiles and their enablers will be banned. Posts, comments, and remarks in support of feral, cub, or any other kind of zoophilic/pedophilic content will be deleted and will result in a ban.
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If your dad draws anthro artwork frequently, and has been for a while, then he probably already knows what furries are. He might not be one, but I'd bet he has at least an understanding if he's involved in any online art communities at all.
The furry fandom has definitely gone through a renaissance within the last decade, but it's been around since the 90s and earlier.
My mom was a huge Disney person. Is that adjacent enough?
I would say that it is.