Furry

LORE from Google listed only to help give ideas for your character development and roleplay:

A furry refers to a person who has an interest in anthropomorphic animals—animals with human-like characteristics, such as walking on two legs, speaking, or wearing clothing. This interest often spans various forms of media, including art, literature, video games, and role-playing. 

Key Characteristics of Furries: 

• Interest in Anthropomorphism: Furries are drawn to characters that combine human and animal traits, such as Disney’s Robin Hood or the characters in Zootopia. 
• Fursonas: Many furries create a “fursona,” a personalized anthropomorphic animal character that represents themselves in the furry community. These fursonas are often depicted in artwork, costumes, or role-playing scenarios. 
• Creative Expression: The furry community is highly creative, with members producing and sharing art, writing, music, and costumes. Some furries wear “fursuits,” elaborate costumes designed to resemble their fursona, often at conventions or meetups. 
• Community and Social Interaction: Furries connect online and in-person at events like furry conventions (e.g., Anthrocon or Midwest FurFest). These gatherings celebrate creativity, fandom, and shared interests. 
• Diverse Motivations: Furries join the community for various reasons, including creative expression, social interaction, escapism, or simply a love of anthropomorphic animals.
•  Cultural and Media Representation: The furry community has grown in visibility, often misunderstood or stereotyped, but many members embrace their identity as a fun and imaginative way to express themselves. 

Important Note: Not all furries wear costumes or participate in role-playing, and the community is broad and diverse. At its core, being a furry is about an appreciation for anthropomorphic animal characters and the creativity and community that come with it.