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Orange 🍊

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37, Canada

Actual changeling. Possible deerthing. Unapologetically sadistic.

Feel free to follow or boost or interact or ask me anything. l'm always looking for new friends.

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Joined August 13, 2023

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Orange 🍊 @orange@thicc.horse

· 4mo ago

Therians of Fedi: What does it feel like to be a therian?

What are the thoughts, feelings, emotions, sensations, experiences, etc that you associate with your therianity?

Especially if you think those things would be atypical of a non-therian furry.

I am not looking for technical/philosophical/dictionary definitions of what a therian is.

Orange 🍊 @orange@thicc.horse

· 4mo ago

The largest difference between furries and therians is that therians are people who don't understand why furries don't admit that they're also therians.

Orange 🍊 @orange@thicc.horse

· 4mo ago

Okay, but all I'm saying is that the shock gif with the anime girl and the laser machine is *technically* CNC.

Orange 🍊 @orange@thicc.horse

· 5mo ago

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@elilla @mynameistillian @flesh Let them know that if it's hard for them to speak up in person, they can text. Even from the same room. If you're a bit more advanced and feel like the scene would be better if you skipped one of these safety steps, talk to your partner about that specifically and how to mitigate the risks.

Orange 🍊 @orange@thicc.horse

· 5mo ago

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@elilla @mynameistillian @flesh I'm kind of too autistic for normal dating, but in kink it's good to keep the scene simple enough that you can ask everything. For example, sex and kissing are not really on the table for me with a first date, because it's easier for me to plan a scene that can't involve them. And then, of course, "do you know what sort of aftercare you are likely to need?"

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· 5mo ago

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@nowwhat@lgbtqia.space This may or may not be helpful, but the ICD is the international standard for basically defining medical conditions, and lays out the basics of what doctors need to understand about trans people. It's a cold, objective summary of the topic that's much more useful than the DSM because it considers expertise from all of medicine - not just psychiatry. https://www.who.int/standards/classifications/frequently-asked-questions/gender-incongruence-and-transgender-health-in-the-icd

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