Why do furries like raves




















Prisim is telling me that his appeal for the whole scene is just good vibes and creativity, when suddenly, all the heads in the room seem to turn towards a middle-aged dude wearing a tie and lab-coat. I went to talk to the dude in the lab-coat. Turns out his real name is Dr. Samuel Conway, and he is indeed a real doctor. Conway when I asked him about the sexual aspect of furries. Conway and I shared a laugh about him being out of place at an EDM show before parting ways. Where the dude turns animals into animal-people?

Despite many attendees wanting to distance themselves from the sexual aspect of it all, Sarah and I just kept seeing things like; a male turtle walking a lady dog on a leash, a male dolphin and a pink lady fox grinding up against each-other, and a blue male rabbit proudly jersey turnpiking as many people as would allow him to.

Everyone one of them shot us down for an interview. The turtle and lady dog stared at me with cartoonish dead eyes, before the turtle gave the leash a yank and the couple continued on their way. The dolphin and pink fox just kept getting their groove on and we thought it best to not interrupt.

On our way there, however, we ran across a few groups of fursuiters waiting to go back up to their hotel rooms. The impression we got is that the sexual aspect of furries is a very, very hushed up thing. Buried below the happy, friendly, clean surface, we got the impression that there was a festering underground of hedonism.

Especially at an event like this. So many attendees just seemed like they were happy to find a place to be themselves. Skip to main content. Search form Search this site. I went to a furry rave to see how furries get down I went to a furry rave to see how furries get down Culture March 24, By Chris D'Alessandro. Related Articles Culture. They look too scary, so I always pass.

No thanks. I'm not a dancing kind of person in the first place, and then you throw in music I don't like played by a self-proclaimed "DJ" aka teenage furry with a laptop - I just don't find much about it appealing. Kinda dislike the whole "culture" about it, too, to be honest. I don't and I think it's pointless, stupid and a waste of time. Not to mention the potential for casual sex, drugs and sweating your ass off at one.

I'd rather be at a gig where real musical instruments are played. Schwimmwagen Well-Known Member. I'm no dancer, and rave music does nothing but piss me off. WingDog Member. SnowyD The Voice of Reason. I go to music festivals, clubs, raves, underground raves, etc. I dig most music scenes when it comes to partying.

DevistatedDrone Poops in toilets. I don't think I'd ever go to a rave, nor a furry one. For one, I don't want to get prepped up for dancing more than 15 minutes straight or even dancing in moderation. Dancing isn't really THAT fun, and if I want to dance I'll just do it alone in front of a mirror looking like an idiot. The way god intended.

On top of that, I sort of hate rave music. I like techno to an extent, but rave music, in my opinionated experiences, is stale and repetitive. Some times I question if it should be even called music. It seems like it's just noise to a beat. There's no art to it. Great, now I'm ranting. Either way, the answer was no. Tiger In A Tie Say what now? I'd never rave, I get nervous in big crowds. Tiger In A Tie said:.

Here are the links to these popular channels:. Furry music From WikiFur, the furry encyclopedia. Jump to: navigation , search. Category : Music.



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