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Because I totally know what a fursona is. XD
So it's basically the image of yourself you project on the Internet?

And a pic would be nice. Share away.

A fursona/scalesona is a furry/scaly version of you that you project on the Internet, yeah.

I shall take the picture posthaste!

Ah ha! thanks for clearing that up.

And XD!

http://i894.photobucket.com/albums/ac144/DreadnoughtDT/Pencil%20Drawing/Picture46.jpg?t=1322788226

There he is. ^_^

Don't you mean there YOU are?

XD Yes, true. He's everything I'd want to be if we were allowed to choose what we are, basically.

Oh? What about him do you really like?

Besides the scaliness? His determination. He's a strong-willed, hard-headed, get-it-done kind of guy.

I've gotta take a shower. See you in a bit, Meg.

Got a question for ya: do you think everyone should be allowed to choose what they look like and if so why?

I actually kind of waffle with this. On the one hand, if everyone got to be what they wanted, it would be pretty cool. On the other, the "changers" would outweigh the "stalwarts". Both would have good reasons to do what they like, but one will probably become a minority. I suppose yes, I'd like if people could choose what they look like. As for why: Well, it's just one extra bit of freedom. It could be fun.

Would more people change and if so would it be drastic? If people could look the way they wanted I think you'll find most people, women especially, would change their bodies so they looked "perfect." Thin, basically. All that would do is make the body image crisis worse. People instead should be happy with and love who they are.

Which is why I was thinking that while it'd be fun, it should be limited to changing what you look like in a virtual world, not the real one. Would I love to look like Danny in real life? You bet I do, though the novelty of it would wear off after a while. Would I approve of people changing their looks just to look better? No. If people aren't happy with their own looks, then they need to build confidence.

We should post a thread about this. Think there'll be any takers?

Ah! I got ya.

And you can if you want. I'm sure some people would be interested.

Do you think virtual reality would make a good getaway from life's stress? Though, since it'd work on all five senses (if we're talking about VR in it's purest form, which is slated to be made affordable in 2014), you'd have to limit your time in any kind of VR to avoid, you know, starving and things like that.

I'd rather not use VR. Its a form of escapism instead of dealing with your problems.

Good point. It would be nice to have, though.

Meh.