I’m deliberately leaving all these posts untagged except for two simply searces so that it’s hopefully not *too* easily searchable; if anyone out there wants to find this information badly enough, I want it to be floating around so they can find it. In other words, I don’t want it to be easily found and resultingly mocked and attacked - at least for the moment - but I don’t want to keep this information secret from those who want to find out about it, either.
I’m keeping this first introductory post simple just to give a basic idea of what this blog is. I’ll add more explaining much better later:
I am a published professional artist known for switching from style to style and persona to persona from project to project, and I normally don’t like to do the same thing twice. I love to experiment with new styles and learning possibilities, and love to take risks in my material that commercially minded individuals who encounter me have always balked at and found incomprehensibly risky.
The projects I’ve always created have been fun and risky, but not fun and risky enough; I was in a rut getting bored out of my skull, and I wanted to try something different. I wanted to do something that ***really*** felt like it had a risky element to it.
Then I thought I had a genuinely unique idea; my latest persona would be unique within my personal creative history and portfolio.
I was going to portray a furry.
Yes, you read that right. A furry. One of them.
How was I going to do this? Well, I would get an account on the furries’ most revered of gathering places, FurryMUCK. I would get an account and simply log on, mingling with the furries, talking with them, and hopefully gather enough insight from the experience to base a new writing project on.
I wish to emphasize that I had absolutely no macilious intentions in doing so. I never saw it as a “prank”, a joke, or anything of the sort. I was simply going to see if I could pass myself off as just another player - maybe even have some enjoyable conversations with some friendly people on there, ones who might even get a kick later on regarding what I was doing, as in, “You’re really WHO? Wow!” ;)
It seemed like such a light and fun idea. So I gave it a try.
But I didn’t count on getting “glommed on to” by a weirdo on literally the very second I logged on to it with my brand new account before I had even had a chance to move around or even say anything who immediately began terrifying me with graphic sexual harassment and then proceeded to frighten me with more and more steadily heightened stunts in other ways despite the “wizzes” (system moderators) attempts to help me after I was forced to ask for it a mere a few days after first connecting.
And I didn’t count on getting emotionally involved.
You see, I met someone on there, someone I now consider a friend. A very good person with a lot of intelligence, personality, and an easygoing good heart - and frankly is much too good a person to be wasting his time on such a place, frankly - but who has said certain things which have touched me and given me reason to believe that said friend doesn’t have much self-respect and doesn’t seem to believe they’re worth much… and I’m seriously worried about that friend and afraid that they could accidentally get seriously hurt one way or the other on that thing.
They’re a friend I’ve grown to genuinely care about, and the one sole reason I haven’t had my account deleted - I’ve been at a violent tug-of-war with myself regarding whether to have my account nixed or keep it up. You see, furries, as I’ve learned, are notorious for keeping *everything* - including all forms of personal communication - muck-based. They will not communicate via normal email if you ask them. They will not use Skype. Everything MUST be centered obsessively entirely around their little “furry world”, for lack of a better term, as one furry willingly explained to me. So the one reason I continue to have my account on there is so that my friend can still have a way to contact me in case said friend ever gets hurt, ever gets into serious trouble on that thing, and ever needs a shoulder to lean on.
I’ll explain as much of I can regarding all of the above events when I can here.
I infiltrated FurryMUCK, often described by sources like Vanity Fair and others with such phrases as “the most bizarre cult known in recent decades”, and so far have lived to tell the tale.
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