BoozyBarrister
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BoozyBarrister875 karma
Best? I talked about it on the site, but it was watching a kid get stage fright at Anthrocon in front of HUNDREDS of people and run off stage. You know how if that happens in the real world, people snicker and shit. Here? Nothing like that. No laughter. In fact, the three "big name" personalities present all immediately went back stage to make sure the kid was okay emotionally and physically without hesitation.
That's a community right there.
Worst?
...People get worked up a little easier in the fandom. I've noticed that.
BoozyBarrister743 karma
Me and Patty Hearst have so much in common these days. I accepted my badger-y fate pretty quickly.
I believe, by pure definition, I'm always badgering the witness now.
BoozyBarrister559 karma
I have seen art of planes with faces banging each other.
Humanity is strange.
BoozyBarrister503 karma
Nothing really surprising. Maybe how welcoming the furries are, or to some extent how happy they are to just have someone say "I get it, you guys are just people who like this thing."
Which is the same thing I guess people should know. By and large, they're just people who like the giant animal thing. It's cool. It's not a sex thing for a lot of them (but we're people so, you know, everything eventually will be a sex thing at some point), but to the extent it is it isn't a sex thing out of proportion with what I see folks doing as sex things anyhow.
BoozyBarrister1175 karma
I actually do write and present under my actual name. I chose the Boozy Barrister pseudonym for the freedom to write in a different manner, i.e. how I am in my off-time versus how I am as an attorney.
In my professional writing, I am much more sedate and professional.
The key is to make sure, anonymous or not, you don't violate any ethical standards. Anonymity is not a shield. There are several posts I've rewritten or permanently shelved because, prior to posting, I wasn't comfortable with the content and thought it was too close to call for me personally.
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