Trevor-Fox

So, a friend posed a question to me yesterday about a theme in TF art, and it made me reflect on exactly what it is that I personally enjoy about transformation art (referred to in shorthand as TF). I was also asked much earlier by someone whether I preferred one TF theme over another. The others in chat had very strong opinions over whether they preferred pool toys or plushies with TF. At that moment, I realized that I didn’t have a strong opinion at all over this choice. In fact, I had never even thought of TF in that way. It left me feeling a bit awkward and out of place. TF is something I love, and while I do have preferences, I also don't seem to separate things in quite the same way that other people do. It made me think about how I categorize and enjoy TF. For me, it's all about the emotion of the piece and the current mood that I'm in. Sure, sometimes I enjoy your more standard type of TF. Perhaps someone gets turned into an animal or object. Those are things that you’d often

Streaming has been really good for me feeling better about my voice. I've actually had a lot of stuff that being a furry or streaming has helped me with For example. I used to want to be really tall when I was a kid. That wasn't going to happen, but I was never happy with my height. Being a mouse furry and making my 'sona a foot shorter than me? It helped me come to terms with that better For my voice, I never liked how it wasn't deeper and how sometimes my words get slurred together. I also thought I sounded weird. Combine that with always getting called ma'am when I get takeout But streaming has been good for me. People tell me that not only do they like my voice but that it fits my 'sona extremely well. Streaming so much and listening back has gotten me used to the sound of my own voice, something I never thought would happen. Plus, the ma'am thing doesn't bother me at all anymore. I like it and find it fun. There are also many other things that being involved in the

So, I played an Animal Crossing styled game today called Critter Cove. It's in a closed beta now. Basically, you go to the steam page and click a button that says you're interested in trying it out, and they can choose to let you in through an email. Then the game is just in your steam account. I really liked what I played. They have mean villagers that are ACTUALLY mean, and I loved it Game page here:https://store.steampowered.com/app/1631470/Critter_Cove_Cozy_Scrapyard_Life_Sim/