MaxsGirl
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Joined: 12/2/2010 From: The Arctic Circle Status: offline
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I might be the resident pet play expert here, so I'll try to explain. Furries are not animals and do not consider themselves to be animals. They are furries. It's not the same as age play because the point is not to play the part of an animal, but to be your "fursona". I'm not a furry, so I can't explain from a personal perspective, but I know quite a bit about them because there is a lot of crossover between furries and pets. As for the fursuit, some people will be ok with that and some won't. Not all furries are pets, and not all pets are furries. I am a pet, and when I can afford a suit it will be zentai or latex (or, more likely, both). Alpha is a rubber dog as well. I will never wear a fursuit, and I'm absolutely sure that having a fursuit on would not only not help me reach my pupspace, but would distract me and keep me from reaching it. It would feel very unnatural for me. Never make assumptions about how a dog reaches his or her space - you might like fursuits, but the dog might not. The most helpful toys and tools for me to help me reach my space are a dog hood, bed and bowls, and chew toys. I have a tail, but it ties on with a cord so I can't always wear it. If you end up finding a pupgirl of your own (and good luck with that, there aren't many of us and we're mostly taken) talk to her and find out what she needs, and what helps her reach her pupspace. She might be flexible, but then again she might not. Figure out what you can bend on and what you can't, and compromise with her from there. It's just like any BDSM relationship that way.
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