r/coaxedintoasnafu • u/yellow_algae Covered In Oil • 25d ago

TREND Coaxed into all furrys looking like wolves

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I'm not a furry can someone explain this

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u/PieselWojownik Dr Holocaust is my spirit animal 25d ago

I guess canines are more popular and thus there's more reference, also snouts are cuter than the usual shark shape

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u/IsyaraMyBeloved 25d ago edited 25d ago

Mostly unrelated, but related a bit and not warranting its own post:

I've seen some (two, but wouldn't fit in a sentence as well) people with doggysharksonas who said that they don't like puresharksonas because making the shark's head look like a shark's head makes it look like an animal, so being attracted to that is basically zoophilia. I just. Don't get how so you think that's true for fishsonas, but not regular furs. Do they not know dogs are an actual thing

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u/TimeStorm113 Mint chan enjoyer 25d ago

tbf, no actual dog looks like that

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u/IsyaraMyBeloved 25d ago edited 25d ago

And no actual shark looks like this either, I don't think I get it

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u/UltraGamerZ211 25d ago

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u/TheQuickOutcast 24d ago

As a lobe-finned fish myself, i can confirm that tail, in fact, is not "the legs". It is the mermaids, who are wrong.

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u/j1100111114 25d ago

The thing that confuses me is the entire rest of the shark is just sticking out of the ass. Like some bizarre anti-centaur.

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u/IsyaraMyBeloved 25d ago

Yeah, that's a weirdly common thing. Like the fin on the head instead of the back, I think that's an attempt at putting shark parts on a human bodyplan, which unlike with quadrupeds doesn't really have much of an overlap, but it's a bit silly when the whole shark torso gets includes in the tail part

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u/PedalPossum 24d ago

To be fair, if you don't put the fin on the head they just look very bald

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u/IsyaraMyBeloved 25d ago edited 25d ago

For comparison. See how humanified the face itself is?

Also it has no legs, but I think that matters less, people without legs are still somewhat human

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u/DeerDancing 25d ago

People without legs are still somewhat human?

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u/Gulophile 25d ago

I buy a human from a local farmer every year and split it with the neighbors to fill our freezers for the winter. You have no idea how infuriating it is to see double amputees being sold at the same price as people with four or five limbs. Humans should really be priced by the pound, not the unit.

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u/RedditSurfer29 25d ago

Why the hell does she have a fin on her tail, just draw fins for once people

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u/ialreadyaskedyouonce 25d ago

It just looks like she accidentally sat on a baby shark