Should my BFF know this?

Should he know I'm a furry.

I'm asking because we both have an youtube channel we share, upload on, stream on, you name it. But I have some furry artwork on my pc. And I'm the one who has to record / edit mostly because his pc can't handle that all. Which I'm fine with. Because we're very good friends. I have his personal email. He has my personal email. We both sometimes call eachother on google hangouts. Skype. But for youtube videos we use Discord… So ya we're very very close friends. Almost like Family.

I don't know if he knows what a furry it tho… And if he does not he will prob google it… So if i do what should i tell him it is… I think by how i act it is kinda hinting. My minecraft name has "Dragon" in it. My minecraft skin is an Furry. And I my discord pic as an animal for a while but he never brought it up.

My parents do not know tho…

Added (1). we knew eachother for most of our lives. From like 3 years old.

Guest 28.07.2017

Yes, he should know

Jonas 28.07.2017

If you don't know how to tell him what furry is then how do you know you're a furry? You should know by now what being a furry is.

While you're not obligated to tell your friend you're a furry, there's also no reason he shouldn't know. Being a furry is not some dirty, shameful little secret. It's an interest and hobby centered on the artwork, creativity, and imagination about anthropomorphic cartoon animal characters. What's to be worried about?

What you need to do is learn how best to describe what furry is, and then tell him with all the useful information you can so he has no need to google it. To help you out, there's a series of videos on youtube all about telling people what furry is all about and how best to say it, along with what not to say.
https://www.youtube.com/...LF3oKhFvh4

And one bit of advice to go along with those videos: when telling someone you're a furry and what it's all about, always present it with enthusiasm and pride; never react with embarrassment or shame or they will only perceive it as something you should be embarrassed and ashamed about.

sky 28.07.2017