What kind of furry are ye?

[Ruedii-X]

<!--QuoteBegin-GhostWay+Feb 1 2005, 05:17 PM--> <table border='0' align='center' width='95%' ><tr><td class='quotetop'><b>Quote:</b> (GhostWay @ Feb 1 2005, 05:17 PM)</td></tr><tr><td class='quotebody'> Hrmm....<br><br>This is a prime example as to why people no longer try to get me to do these sort of things. I never like the provided results, so I create my own:<br><br>(Combined from the Mouse and Fox answers, the two that most applied to me) <!--QuoteEnd--> </td></tr></table> <!--QuoteEEnd--><br> That's what I'd probably get if the quiz was accurate. However, I like Fox.<br><br>The problem specifically with that quiz was that it seemed to focus on the stereotypical ways people draw attention to themselves. For example "preening" as furries might put it. I'm not one big on overdressing or overdoing my hair. I'll spend at most 5 minutes on my hair, and only if I'm going somewhere I need to make a good first impression, otherwise it's a minute. I however do like being noticed, even if I don't like being talked to. That is the property of a fox, after all.<br><br>Likewise, I'm flattered when a girl thinks I look good. I think it's a good complement, but I'm not going to go arround seeking such complements, as I could spend my time in much better ways. I find the best way to draw girls attention is to play hard to get, and I'm quite good at it. Frankly, if I was a little more outgoing, I could probably be quite popular with the women, however that doesn't change my inclination that I don't like the practice of dating every girl you meet. It's better to end a relationship on the first meeting if it's not going to go anywhere, than to have to keep several cocurant relationships.<br><br>Same with friends, I like a lot of aquatances to appreciate me, but I generally don't like to have a lot of close friends. I have no quarum with whether my friends are male or female, it seems archaic and sexist in my book, and there are a lot of women I would call sexist for this reason. I'd rather have a small get together with my friends, watching an event on TV, or playing a game, than to have a big party with a gigantic guest list. I don't like to mingle, I'd rather serve a key function at the event, in which I'd more than willing take center stage when my turn came, or just sit to the side and pass the time playing games with others who aren't big on mingling.<br><br>I do know how to dance, although I haven't in a while. I absolutely can't line dance, and would much rather do a partner type dance. I can quickly pick up any dance, without much trouble, almost instinctive, and then once the basic steps are down, I can variate them quite well.<br><br>Similar with agression. I'd much rather fight with words and gestures than physical violence. I'm more than capable of defending myself, but frankly find it only distructive to myself and others, even though I love conflict I don't like it to escalate to unhealthy levels.