Shookso

Hello everyone, Just running an idea I've had for a while, which I've been slowly preparing to make a possibility, with you all. A while back, I asked a group of friends "Is it just me, or is anyone else here interested in the psychology behind furrys?" The answer to my question was a resounding "Yes!" From that day on, an idea was implanted in my head, one that grew slowly over time. That idea was that I wanted to study the psychology behind furrys and the fandom as a whole. Every experience I have just opens up more and more questions, and it'll drive me mad if I don't try answering them. So here I am, taking the first steps towards giving

So... I played slenderman... nuff said...

Well, I just realized something. I don't think I will ever be happy with drawing. What I mean to say is that I highly doubt it will bring me happiness. I say this because yesterday it dawned on me that this whole time, for the past 2 years, all I've been doing is searching. Looking for something to make me happy. That used to be wrestling, but due to a couple of unfortunate accidents, that is no longer a possibility. It was perfect though. I was able to actually compete at a high level, I always had a chance of winning, and when I did win, I felt on top of the world. I would challenge myself so that way I could win more, or at least put up a