Wyrd Order of Furries, ACT III

There is no way, except to tell it more firmly what you like so that it rates those things higher.

 

D'aaaw.

Okay then, dinosaurs are officially totally cool reptiles too, now!
Not dragons, though, they're still too overrated for my club!

Geography? So, um, what's your career plan with geography anyways? Logistics/navigation? Teaching in schools?

 

RAPTORS WERE FEATHERED NOT SCALED DAMMIT

 

Biology is weird...

 

http://www.jspowerhour.com/comics/157

 

Ehh not how it works at my school.
You have a few choices. These include Art, Band, Weight lifting, Team sports, Choir, and Youth in Government.
1. I'm not a musician
2. I'm not lifting anything. (I don't find lifting a giant metallic object fun).
3. I F***ing hate sports
4. My voice cracks and squeaks a lot, nor can I sing.
5. I'm not a politician.

We don't have stuff like Geography ( I think we need it since people can only tell where America is on the map. )


Also, My school's dance is coming up, I played a "Cock-Block (I wore a chicken mask)" last dance, I need another idea!

 

they were also nowhere near the size they were in the movies. they were like the size of of a medium-large build dog.

 

That guy looks high.

Furries are easier to draw!

 

I CAN'T DRAW A MOTHERFUCKING CAT.
THEY AREN'T EASIER TO DRAW ;W;

 

I do draw the fuzzies better than the Hoomens

 

For me, the choices that they gave us were Design and Technology, French, Art, Media Studies, Geography, History, ICT or CiDa.

I picked geography, D&T, Media Studies and CiDa, Big mistake.[DOUBLEPOST=1422440696][/DOUBLEPOST]

None of those, I mostly picked it because it was either that, or French, and I don't like French. (plus learning about general geography and the workings of natural geography is pretty helpful in making 3D game environments)

 

French fry fursona.
A frysona, if you will.

 

I dunno what's happening anymore.

 

>Not picking politics just to go represent some absolutely crazy ideology like Anrcho-feminist-cybercommunism or Radical Grammatical National-socialism
>Not picking politics and acting like high school version Ron Paul or Putin
>Not picking politics and lobbying for replacing American flag's stars with tinny stylized goatses
>Not picking politics and lobbying declaring war against [insert that one country nobody cares about]
>Not picking politics just to justify any dickish behaviour as imitation of the great men who formed modern politics

Wow, so much great opportunities wasted! On a side note, I think I had a little too much not enough anonymous imageboards as of lately.

Looks like Nicholas Cage playing a role of anthropomorphic representation of Supreme Commander Grievous in an art house movie with Star Wars and caffeine addiction as metaphors for global economy or whatever hipsters care about.

 

Questions for those who know me, brutal honesty helps me here, sugar coating won't. (I must know what I'm doing wrong so I can better myself)

-Am I annoying, hyperactive, clingy, obsessive?

-Do I come off as melodramatic?

-Do I bring too much attention to my issues or seem self centered?

-Do I fool around too much to be taken seriously?

 

Yes.
Sometimes, but not really that bad in my experience.
I don't think so on the attention thing, but yes on the other half.
A little. It's ok to fool around a lot - but when people signal that they want seriousness, you often ignore it.

If you're feeling down, please feel free to talk and reach out to friends. It doesn't matter how abrasive you've been to each of us individually if at all, we're still willing to talk and help you feel better. Or at the very least I am. It's what friends are for.

 

Did someone say "brutal honesty"?

*clears throat*

Yes.

EXCEPT self-centered does not apply. You're generous and have good intentions.

Now to justify my "yes".
You have predictable patterns of behavior. If something doesn't go quite the way you intend OR you're being overstimulated, you try to draw attention to yourself for comfort. When that's not enough, you begin to panic. This manifests itself as somatic ailments such as headaches. You try to garner sympathy ("I don't feel so good...","I'm going to lie down..."), and then when unsuspecting people show concern, you feel better and cling to them with snuggles, goofy behavior, etc. Eventually, it becomes stale and they exhaust methods of offering advice and comfort. Then you start to cross lines and the backlash sends you into depression, at which point you continue to draw attention to yourself by telling others to leave you alone, when you yourself could simply leave instead. Others then begin ignoring and/or avoiding you. With no other options, you hit the "I want to be better" phase. You finally listen to advice and for a while you do, in fact, improve.

But the cycle repeats. Thing is, I don't think you are doing it on purpose; you don't realize you are doing it. My suggestion to you, as I have said before, is to analyze your own behavior and try to break this cycle.

 

1. No, maybe, yes, no.
2. don't know what that means \*u*/
3. No
4. No

 

This. Excellent analysis.