/anthro/ - Anthropomorphic

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only real ones remember kuzzo

>>111739
I member.

the anime girls that dress up like vehicles are better than this tbh

>>111742
t. prefers anime girls with cat ears over cat anthros

>>111743
no but its different when it comes to vehicles... this just looks weird

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>>111744
forgot my gemmy reaction video by @grok

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how airplane we talkin?

>>111748
For me 3 is "a gun to my head I would" but I'd comfortably stop at 2

>>111749
don't stick yo meat in the high bypass turbofan engine

Everyfur I've encountered that liked anthro planes was a near-low functioning autist. Avoid due to its connotations.

>>111753
>Pot calling the kettle black

>>111737 (OP) 
>no fur
Yikes!

>>111803
How it be sometimes.

>>111739
This is the first time ive seen one of these aeromorph things and thought she was cute, probably helps that the plane features are less obvious in the artists style

FAKE AND GAY!

>>111843
Why are you polish

>>111842
That is so fake and gay it's unbelievable

>>111844
Mods ban this Indonesian

>>111843
>>111844
/pol/ish infighting

do you think you'll have to use wd-40 for... you know...

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Few people draw them in ways that look appealing to me. Furries, autism, fine objects, mechanical complexity, military technology, gas masks, aircraft, snouts, snouts, snouts, snouts. It's all one massive gestalt. I don't know, I think I'm in with this stuff mostly for reasons other than that primordial shape fascination, I don't remember feeling that overwhelming sub-rational *shock* when seeing snouts as a child, but I think that may be due to circumstances more than anything, numbing myself to the world and not getting very many good looks at planes and non-degenerated animals. I definitely feel it now, but I'm not sure whether it's learned/conditioned or was always there.

>>112114
What do you mean by "biological conservatives"? And what would you categorize post-influx furries as? Would you say they're essentially just an inflation of the preexisting "libtard faggot" demographic?

>>112140
The people predisposed to those lines of thinking by their innate nature.
>And what would you categorize post-influx furries as?
They're mostly conformists and groupies with no hard convictions of their own. If the consensus were to support ICE and that saying retard is okay, they'd go along with it. Con guys only cared to the extent that it wouldn't get in the way of the chemsex parties.
Furries as the ur-fandom were the first to really start socially enforcing norms like this, how many popular art scenes did this sort of thing before them? Now for some reason every random indie game and popular glup shitto character has a dedicated space not just for art of it, but for discussion of it and general socialisation years after the thing itself is no longer relevant, and the creators of said thing are expected to facilitate it and keep it a consideration, and not participating in it yourself makes one a "tourist".