Go look up painted Greek statutes, it's a nightmare of garish bullshit that makes the entire work look like utter dog shit. That's how they're ''supposed'' to look. All I'm saying is, people from the past seeing this might be down.
Depends on which reconstruction you look at. For example, these two reconstructions of what the Augustus of Prima Porta (not Greek, but very close in style and the first one to come into my mind) might have looked are very different:
a nightmare of garish bullshit that makes the entire work look like utter dog shit
Διαφωνῶ
Upgrades people, upgrades.
It's not just the sexual aspect that makes people uncomfortable.
Many people view it as childish. Children are really into their stuffed animals and love playing dress up. There is nothing inherently wrong with enjoying activities normally associated with children but other adults tend to look down on it.
Some furries like to talk about their fursona as a spiritual extension of themselves. Many people associate that kind of language with crazy old hippies.
Exterminatus
to be real about this I am concerned about how this represents our ancestors and how society is wicked and degenerating our kids.
Keep your kids away from people like them and if they become one. Leave to get milk and come back when they decide to give it up
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