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Furry Chat => General => Topic started by: Kai on January 12, 2015, 06:15:16 PM
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Personally I went through a pretty intense scene queen phase for about a year, which confused my parents to no end,
you know, because I was a 12 year old boy. Effeminate features really did that one justice. I might still have that wig somewhere.
Right after that that was a weeaboo phase where I made little peace signs in every selfie and blogged about death note.
If you went through any bad phases, post them here!
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I've been known to have a bad breakup phase where I'm really intolerably mood swingy even by my outrageous standards XD
Also I was blonde for a while... it's wasn't great >.>
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Ah! That would have to be when I first became a furry. I embodied the stereotypes attributed to foxes in the community, but I also tried to be the most special snowflake of all, making myself, ironically, even more generic.
I intended to be a creative jack of all trades, and consequentially a master of none. I drew what could vaguely described as animals, rendered some pretty generic electronic music, and wrote some very bombastic prose and poetry.
Typically, I'd be one to embrace my past mistakes, but I kind'a had to delete my first FA account for the greater good of humanity.
At the same time, IRL, I caused my parents quite a bit of grief. Secretly attending fur-meets, disappearing without a good explanation for a night, and hanging around some dubious characters: in retrospect, I wasn't that different from (and probably more well-behaved than) most kids my age, but I certainly wasn't giving the best impression of furries to my parents or anyone else.
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My Brony phase. I still have Brony friends, but that's 'cause they're chill. Every time I look back on when I was a Brony, I wanted to invent time travel, go back in time and slap my past self upside the head. "Shut up! They get it, they just don't give a salty *bleep* because you're always bringing up MLP!! It's not bronies they're annoyed by, it's you!" I would just not hold back on my past self.
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Oh c'mon, everyone has a scene phase ;)
I think my worst one was early high school when I was first getting into rave stuff, I guess I thought it made me some sort of special snowflake cuz nobody else liked raves (??? yeah right) I would go around making jokes about acid all the time and screamed PLUR at everyone.
Hah, the second part I still kinda do, but less obnoxious, I guess. I'm glad I learned to be less obnoxious about things =P
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I think I've been through my fair share of phases, my most embarrassing and shameful one I can't talk about, though. I haven't once liked scene music so that's not one of them. However I did go though a phase of liking EDM, now I like rock artists like Fall out boy, panic at the disco and some of the songs by bring me the horizon. :P
Most of mine where of the adult variety though. :/
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Before : No friends at school and being teesed a lot.Two years ago : Acne and a medical treatment against it that nearly killed me.
Last year : Being confused about my whole life and depressing over nothingness.
Today : FINALLY NO PROBLEMS WHAT SO EVER
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I had one before becoming a furry where I had phantom wings so intensely that I thought I was going to grow them. It really didn't help that my shoulders were broadening during that time, either.
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My *shudder, cringe, disgusted look* Sonic phase. Ugh, I know it was way back in 5th through 7th grade, but it still makes me cringe beyond anything.
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My *shudder, cringe, disgusted look* Sonic phase. Ugh, I know it was way back in 5th through 7th grade, but it still makes me cringe beyond anything.
I think that's pretty normal for a 5th grader. Besides, there's nothing wrong with Sonic (besides his new games).
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Two years ago I went through a sort of "emo" phase for about a week. Then I was like "WTF am I doing with my life" and stopped.
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the absolute worst one i went through was the, "LOLZ TEH RANDOMZ" phase
there are so many times i would slap myself for that if time travel were real
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Went through a severe depression while I was in high school. Nearly became an hero. Started treatment before I could try though, so that's good.
Have recovered greatly though. Been some times lately when I haven't been depressed at all. ^_^
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has to be the last 2 years in school that being year 10 and 11 i became a horror for the teachers along with my friends we never did much in maths (still hate maths with a passion) English we were always playing games art (with only 2 of about 8 of my friends) all we did was listen to music the only time we would shut up is during assembly on a Monday even then we had to be kept apart it was so much fun then year 12 we finaly got ourselves motivated to do work and pass so we got our certs in subjects
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This is a bit odd and silly but after I saw the LOTR Two towers movie, I was so set on wanting to actually be an orc. I don't know why really but I just had to be one of those orcs.
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I went through a really bad phase of hating everyone and everything when I was about 11-ish. Some stuff had happened in my life which kinda ruined my view of humanity and still shapes my view to this day, just not as badly.
Good news: I don't hate pretty much every person I meet anymore.
Bad news: I have some very cynical and negative views about society and more specifically the police.
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My emo/suicidal stage.... I'd get teased and I was lonely and home life wasn't the best, but that changed quickly when I met my highschool sweetheart, now my husband. :)
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I went through a really bad phase of hating everyone and everything when I was about 11-ish. Some stuff had happened in my life which kinda ruined my view of humanity and still shapes my view to this day, just not as badly.
Good news: I don't hate pretty much every person I meet anymore.
Bad news: I have some very cynical and negative views about society and more specifically the police.
I currently have this mindset. The hatred of police is totally warranted. And I've lost all hope in humanity, and I hope that our species goes extinct soon. It has done enough. I've witnessed so much stupidity and violence that It makes me ill. So much disregard for knowledge, so much cruelty toward animals and others for no reason, so much discrimination. And at the moment I tend to hate all people until I get to know them well.
I think there is nothing wrong with having negative views of society; it is healthy to think critically rather than be a mindless drone. If things are wrong, don't just pretend it's not happening.
Sorry for ranting lmao
ironically, I still have a primitive obsession with violence as shown in my signature lol
Total aside: HI FELLOW PURPLE WUFDOG :D
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I like the way you see things. Was beginning to think they're aren't enough people who are willing to state they have this kind of view because they don't want to be just shot down or ignored harder than anyone else before them.
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I too went through the emo/suicidal phase. My home life is the same but I've met so many amazing friends in the past year
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Phases.
I suppose the worst phase I went through was the four years in the teens where I tried to convince myself that I didn't have a taboo fetish. I've only really started to accept it in the later years. After the phase I merely tried to tolerate and control it, which I found was impossible for me.
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Phases.
I suppose the worst phase I went through was the four years in the teens where I tried to convince myself that I didn't have a taboo fetish. I've only really started to accept it in the later years. After the phase I merely tried to tolerate and control it, which I found was impossible for me.
That was most of my life but with my sexuality. I always told myself "you're not gay, you're not bi, you only like girls." And it's just nott true at all. I learned this only about a year ago.
(I had to edit it for a typo that totally changed the meaning of it)
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Phases.
I suppose the worst phase I went through was the four years in the teens where I tried to convince myself that I didn't have a taboo fetish. I've only really started to accept it in the later years. After the phase I merely tried to tolerate and control it, which I found was impossible for me.
That was most of my life but with my sexuality. I always told myself "you're not gay, you're not bi, you only like girls." And it's just. It true at all. I learned this only about a year ago.
That's exactly what I went through at 13, then I decided on bi. Then pan, then I accepted it, and gay.
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That was most of my life but with my sexuality. I always told myself "you're not gay, you're not bi, you only like girls." And it's just. It true at all. I learned this only about a year ago.
Honestly, that's usually because it's more or less the same phase in the right cultural circumstances. I grew up with a sense of right and wrong, but when I hit puberty I realized that I was into my own sex and had this fetish, too. Suddenly two major things were things my Christian background led me to believe was "wrong". I could accept my sexuality much easier than I could accept my fetish, though, as I had a chance to explore the former.
That's exactly what I went through at 13, then I decided on bi. Then pan, then I accepted it, and gay.
I accepted my sexuality rather quickly. At the age of 19, I found out that I was wrong, when I wound up in a sexually active relationship with a lesbian. x3 I guess both she and I were surprised by this. x3
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I went through a fedora phase in 9th grade... stbbisdvhfrdzkhd *barfs* F--- I wanna go back in time and slap my past self for making such a horrendous choice in fashion.
Dimes to Diamonds
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I went through a fedora phase in 9th grade... stbbisdvhfrdzkhd *barfs* F--- I wanna go back in time and slap my past self for making such a horrendous choice in fashion.
Dimes to Diamonds
Omg that reminds me of how in junior high I used to rock a popped collar XD
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Basically from ages 12 - 14 I went through all of the worst phases at the same time; essentially I was a wannabe emokid weaboo with an obnoxious taste for rage comic / trollface memes.
My wardrobe included nothing but black and neon anime t-shirts, shorts, and brightly coloured knee-socks. I wore heavy makeup and a bra too big for me [I identified as female at the time but was completely flat]. I also had really long hair that covered half my face but was never brushed. I guess I'm lucky I'm naturally black so I never subjected it to cheap hair dyes.
I still wear a lot of dark colours and more dramatic makeup, but now I've found my own fashion sense instead of trying to copy things I thought would make me seem cool. I'm also considerably less annoying and in-your-face about my interests.