Yiff is a slang word used in the Furry fandom with a large variety of meanings. Although originally being something as simple as a greeting, it has over time gained more explicit meanings, referring to sexual intercourse between furries and the onomatopoeic sound produced by that.

Meme Status Confirmed Badges: NSFW Year 2007 Origin Bad Dragon Tags nsfw, dragon, sexual, dildo, /v/, 4chan Additional References Encyclopedia Dramatica Urban Dictionary About. Dragon Dildos are large sex toys molded to resemble a theoretical phallus belonging to a fantasy reptilian creature. Dragon dildos are often referenced …

Less than 20 percent combined identify as transgender or nonbinary. When it comes to sexual orientation, however, the study found ‘no one group dominates the furries.’

For most men, a brief glimpse of a nipple, leg or even a particularly curvaceous teapot is enough to get them aroused. For others, something a little more specialized is required. Sexual perversions come in all shapes and sizes. Some are , while others are harmless but weird. You can

The furry fandom is a subculture interested in fictional anthropomorphic characters with human personalities and characteristics. Examples of anthropomorphic attributes include exhibiting human intelligence and facial expressions, speaking, walking on two legs, and wearing clothes.

Is this a sexual thing? Dear reader, here’s nothing I’d love to tell you more right now than “no,” but I would never lie to you. Yes. The furry community would not be happy with this answer – indeed, there’s plenty of furries who are only in it for wholesome reasons.

The Popular with Furries trope as used in popular culture. Some works tend to unintentionally appeal to Furry Fandom members. A large number of fiction …

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Welcome to the world of “furries”: the thousands of Americans who’ve gotten in touch with their inner raccoon, or wolf, or fox. Judging from the Midwest FurFest, this is …

The psychology of furries: Expert says dressing up as s could boost mental health by creating ‘strong social support networks’ and achieving a ‘positive sense of self’