Finally going!
Posted by Fox201 (Gaz Axies) on Sun, 2008-11-16 20:42
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"So many furries, so little time."
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I recently told my parents i am a furry. They took it quite well and agreed to let me go to AnthroCon 2009. II was a bit apprehensive about telling them at first, but i am glad i did. You will be most definatly seeing me there! ^^ |
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Location: 9th Circle of Hell, Fairbanks, AK
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Congratulations.
Your experience sounds like mine, though I don't think my mom knew exactly what I was going to when I said I wanted to go. Though I did show her the video I put together which is in my sig, and she seemed lightly interested.
She didn't have any objections to me going in 2009 though, so it's all good.
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My Anthrocon 2008 montage video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xfIYmueKeI
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permalinkLocation: Roseville, CA, USA
First of all - you seem to have a positive outcome, and all in all, that is best for all concerned. Congratulations!
But the more I see of such posts similar to yours, I wonder: What is it that folks are telling their parents? What did the parents think "being a furry" meant before your revelation, and what do they think it means now?
If I may ask - what was it that you told your parents, precisely - and how did you approach them with this subject?
I ask because I wonder if other people see the issue in the same way that I see it - and I suspect that there is a substantial difference in that understanding. Feel free to ignore the question, if it seems personal or intrusive - but I should really like to know.
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permalinkLocation: Orlando, FL
Awesome! Glad that you'll be able to join us? Will your parents be coming as well? Our own chairman brings his parents to Anthrocon every year, and they have a ball!
I might make a suggestion. Stop by the "This is your first con" panel. It's a lot of fun and will give you some helpful tips to make the most out of the weekend.
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permalinkthat must have been a hard thing to do I'm glad I joined after I was at an age when I didn't have to tell my family anything
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