Tansunn

Just wanted to post a little thing to mention that while I'm staying with this account, Tansunn isn't really representative of who I am any more. My current fursona is a flying fox named Baxter. My reasoning behind the change is that I've developed really bad anxiety and depression that I didn't have when I came up with Tansunn. Instead of changing him so that he had them as well, I decided to make a new character instead. That's also part of the reason for going with a bat, since I wanted something with some kind of defense mechanism, and flying away from whatever's making me anxious sounded a lot nicer than curling up and being stuck with it until it went away. So now Tansunn's become his own character, which frees him from whatever restraints there may have been being tied to me. Not sure if anything will come of that, but it's interesting to think about. I've also come up with two other characters to go with them. Danny's a skunk with a condition that prevents him from

So, I recently saw Rise of the Planet of the Apes, and quite frankly I found it rather confusing.  Not as far as the plot is concerned, but in terms of emotional investment.  There isn't really a good side or a bad side, so the conflict resolution seems rather unfulfilling and it makes the movie feel kind of incomplete.  Technically it is incomplete, I suppose, but it still makes it suffer as a standalone movie.  Continue reading for some more in-depth discussion. . . . . . . . . . . . . . PLOT SUMMARY The movie starts with a group of chimpanzees being captured and taken to a pharmaceutical research corporation.  At the corpora