That's really cool, ParanormalChickenGeek.
If you're not worried about nsfw and fetish art/lit being thrown in your face, you might want to check out FurAffinity.net to give yourself an idea about what being a furry means. It's been around since the MySpace days.
Actually, google "furaffinity" instead of typing in the web address because if you type it in a certain way it takes you to a scary place with naked ladies in fur coats . . . *cringes*
If you're under 18 or just don't want to have to sift through nude furry art, then I honestly have no idea where to direct you. Sorry. ><
Also, a lot of furry content is triggering and the community doesn't use trigger warnings in most cases because of the demographic. These are usually adults who've made it through their entire lives finding ways to cope with their specific triggers and they just don't think about a younger generation who might be reliant on trigger warnings to save them from experiencing that. Especially if you're trans*, gay/lesbian, a victim of rape/sexual abuse, have body dysmorphic disorder, or gender dysphoria, you should be careful as these subjects are common in furry art and literature. Many furries have had rough lives and grew up in a time where there wasn't much help, so the way they view and speak of their personal struggles is much different than the way kids today do it.
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