03-26-2018, 09:57 PM
Not my point really...
I'm saying that zoophiles and furries don't have anything in common because that's a fact. If a furry turns out to be a zoophile, then it still doesn't make us similar.
If they want to embarrass themselves then I let them because so be it, but I won't accept it if zoophiles get mistaken for a furry. It's not uncommon to be offended when you're mistaken for a member of another group so it's not hard to understand.
This makes me think... I personally don't really care about zoo acceptance that much, but if you there's something you should keep in mind.
If you want to be accepted, you need to be understood. How do you expect to be understood if other humans can't even see the difference between a zoophile and a furry even though we are very obviously different? I'm not saying this to hate on them, but it's just a thought that should be kept in mind.
