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 January 25th, 2007
Update: Oops, apparently the piece didn’t go up until Friday. Tricky, tricky, tricky. Here’s the official link to “Venus in Furs.” Up yesterday at American Sexuality you’ll find (fingers crossed) my article, long in the works, on furry sexuality in Second Life. As for real-life furs, I’ve always wondered, what happens if you overheat in your fursuit? And do you have to undress all the way to use the bathroom? What we need now is a “day in the life of a fur convention” under-cover article… 5 Responses to “The Sex Lives of Furries”Leave a Reply |
 Bonnie Ruberg is a sex, technology, and video games journalist who contributes regularly to publications like The Economist, Forbes, and The Village Voice. By day she's also a comparative literature PhD student at UC Berkeley, where she studies French, English, gender, sexuality, surrealism and perversion. You can reach her at [her first name and last name, all one big word] AT gmail DOT com.
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January 25th, 2007 at 9:05 am
I don’t see it, the link leads to an article on polyamory, without any connection to Second Life that I can see.
January 25th, 2007 at 3:27 pm
I’m glad you’re out there doing this kind of work, I feel oddly enriched as a person for reading it. I think this sort of sexial “deviancies” in contrast to other sub-cultures, is highly emblematic of what I call the “transhuman condition”. Basically humanity and human nature are evolving more rapidly now than ever before, in conjunction with technical iteration, and fur-dom is one manifestation of that. Of course, I think the next few decades are going to be even crazier.
January 28th, 2007 at 2:55 pm
Should be up now.Â
And Patrick, I’m glad I make you feel oddly enriched ;).
November 28th, 2007 at 8:06 pm
My name is Milena and I am a producer at the WE Network (Women’s Entertainment) and we are doing a documentary, TV Show entitled “Secret Lives of Women.” On the show I am hoping to get an average, everyday woman who is a furry to talk about her experiences. We would like to educate the public and expose this lifestyle to people and hopeful remove the stigma some people might have.
Unfortunately, we are unable to pay the people that are on our show, but if you know of anyone who could benefit from the free exposure or has a passion for teaching people through their own experiences, I would love to hear from them. If anyone is too embarrassed by the subject or would not like the exposure, we may also hide their identity if they so wished.
So if you are interested please email at MC2_Productions@hotmail.com. Please include a little bit about yourself, your contact information, and a photograph.
Thank you so much for your time and I do hope you maybe able to help.
March 1st, 2009 at 12:38 am
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