I don’t think today’s generation would have survived the 90s. I can’t remember all the shirts we had like big Johnson brand, coed naked. Which we wore in school
Edit - We actively seeked out movies with sex and or nudity. And who had the biggest nudie mag stash. And mostly everyone checked out the lingerie section in the jc penny catalog
Edit 2 - like I’m glad there was a me too movement for women. But the times we’re just different then and 99.9 % of the time it was harmless fun and even the girls had the same amount of fun with it.
Unlike the mysogintisc right wing today. You got your ass beat if you hurt a woman even amongst young Republicans back then. I beat the fuck out of a friend because he got handsy with a girl who repeatedly told him no. We’re still friends and he apologized and thanked me
Let’s normalize not taking pictures of or sharing pictures of people without their knowledge.
They’re thinking “Hell yeah!”
Hell yeah!
Either he has a big dick, or he’s thinking of killing someone.
Well, he obviously is the proud and loving owner of a very cuddly 2.000lbs lap walrus called Richard.
Probably a similar reason why people who might wear collars with “Good Boy” patches on them:
Just don’t care what others think, for the mkst part
Source:
Me and the collar I recently got.
Otherwise, probably think they’re funny and their wife doesn’t have the time to fight over it.
Also, completely unrelated, but I just found out that on the Voyager app that if you tap and hold on the new comment header while typing a comment, it’ll switch between light/dark mode. Right as I was about to send this comment.
Edit:
Okay, light/dark switch on the top header bar thing in general. Not just comments.
I wore a collar from sophomore year until graduation, at school and at home. Stopped after as the folks were weirded out. Have a newer, nicer collar a few years ago that my master got for/with me, that I wear when we’re together. It’s nice.
I stopped giving any fucks regarding what others think of me shortly after I became a furry two decades ago. I don’t have the time or the crayons to explain things to such simple, judgemental individuals, so I just don’t bother. Life’s too short for that shit.
E: I need a tag, too. I don’t have anything written on mine.
I am more offended they used a comma and not a semicolon between big and might.
Trashy people gonna trash.
Old people don’t lie
Not surprising it’s in a Walmart
This is pretty classy compared to what I’ve seen in Walmart
“Thinking.”
Hell of an assumption you have there.







