Looking Back On The Furry Fandom
Roz Gibson just posted several pages of images from furry comics from the '80s and '90s, useful to those of us that still remember what the fandom use to be. And that has been weighing on my mind a lot lately
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It's just a matter of choosing to make it that way for you. All the over sex and stuff, just don't worry about it so much. It's not destroying what was there before, it's just adding to it. Those good stories told with animals are still there for those that want to tell them and those that want to hear them.
I don't think your youth is wasted. It sounds like you enjoyed it--how could that be a waste? Maybe when we look back on our past, we see things we would have done differently, but had we not did what we did, we'd never have learned anything better.
Look forward to the future with your new wisdom and make that future what you want it to be. Tell those good stories to those who will listen. Make new ones.
Those young people that don't know things you refer to. It's not because you're old--it's because you just know more. There are those older than you that know less. There are those younger than me that know more.
Furry is as diverse as the people in it. Everyone has different interests; different likes and dislikes. Furry is, for each person, what they choose to make of it.
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