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Fur, Feathers, or even Scales!

TheCatWoman

Thinking about how hard I find it to get clothes that fit properly I was thinking how much easier it would be if I had fur and no need of clothes what I relief it woud be.

I'd like tortoiseshell fur, that nice mix of browns and gingers and a bit of black. Or glossy black feathers like a raven.

What would you choose?

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  • As out there as it sounds, there's a charity in the US called the Freedom of Form Foundation, which researches ways to change one's physical form, including stuff like fur implants. There's still more to do on this front, but in last month's newsletter they announced that they had successfully implanted synthetic fur into live subjects, and collected "early-stage data on skin integration and biocompatibility".

    I don't think I'd get fur though, because I get some annoying sensations just from my beard, and, if I'm wearing tight trousers or socks, my leg hair. I haven't had a proper shave in a while because I knocked my electric shaver on the floor by mistake, causing it to break into pieces, and I haven't got around to fixing or replacing it yet, but back when I did shave it was awkward. I want to get my facial hair and leg hair permanently removed using techniques like laser hair removal and electrolysis, but that's pretty expensive. (In case you're wondering, I'm not trans.)

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  • As out there as it sounds, there's a charity in the US called the Freedom of Form Foundation, which researches ways to change one's physical form, including stuff like fur implants. There's still more to do on this front, but in last month's newsletter they announced that they had successfully implanted synthetic fur into live subjects, and collected "early-stage data on skin integration and biocompatibility".

    I don't think I'd get fur though, because I get some annoying sensations just from my beard, and, if I'm wearing tight trousers or socks, my leg hair. I haven't had a proper shave in a while because I knocked my electric shaver on the floor by mistake, causing it to break into pieces, and I haven't got around to fixing or replacing it yet, but back when I did shave it was awkward. I want to get my facial hair and leg hair permanently removed using techniques like laser hair removal and electrolysis, but that's pretty expensive. (In case you're wondering, I'm not trans.)

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