Ill go first: if there are humans who call themselves Monster-fuckers, does that mean there are also anthros who call themselves "Human fuckers" or something along the lines of that?

Anybody else have these weird thoughts about what happens in an anthro world after taking a shower and realizing something later than I probably should have? In Bluey: how is it the norm for everybody to be completley nude like regular dogs yet you also see dogs in that world who wear normal clothes, Rusty's dad is a good example since he was seen wearing a military uniform if I recall correctly. Are clothes optional in the Bluey universe or would different social norms apply to less furry animals like humans or anthro cows? I am saying this from the perspective of an uncle fresh in my 40's watching Bluey with a couple of my nephews who love that show to death.

Let me know what you guys think, share your shower thoughts with a graymuzzle.

Sweet~ I love me some Watsonian World Building~!

the-gnoll-scribe said:
Ill go first: if there are humans who call themselves Monster-fuckers, does that mean there are also anthros who call themselves "Human fuckers" or something along the lines of that?

Human f***ers, Now that's an idea!
Not the type to put any hard cussing in my work unless I literally have to
but I could totally see an anthro peep using this line in an Anthro x Human Comic!
Giving the same vibe peeps have with Human on anthro, Just the other way around!
Love the Beastars vib and I'm sure peeps would LOVE an anthro who dropped that Gem, Dood!
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the-gnoll-scribe said:
Anybody else have these weird thoughts about what happens in an anthro world after taking a shower and realizing something later than I probably should have? In Bluey: how is it the norm for everybody to be completley nude like regular dogs yet you also see dogs in that world who wear normal clothes, Rusty's dad is a good example since he was seen wearing a military uniform if I recall correctly. Are clothes optional in the Bluey universe or would different social norms apply to less furry animals like humans or anthro cows? I am saying this from the perspective of an uncle fresh in my 40's watching Bluey with a couple of my nephews who love that show to death.

I'd like to imagine it's more of a social thing,
The more pronounced the bits, the more obliged a peep would be
to wear something. Aside from that, Purely esthetic like an overshirt or
necklace. Or a badge of status in Rusty's dad's case, Dood
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the-gnoll-scribe said:
Let me know what you guys think, share your shower thoughts with a graymuzzle.

Nah, Gonna need a few more level-ups before you're a wizard~
'40s is the wisdom stage, Where you start gaining life exp's to
become the wizard you wanna be!

As for things I've noticed, I don't really ask that many questions
that way. I wonder and wonder if the show I'm watching will answer
those questions diegetically (within lore/story) or keep them to speculation.

Like if Zatch has a Mouth, Dood T‿T)~★
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the-gnoll-scribe said:
Ill go first: if there are humans who call themselves Monster-fuckers, does that mean there are also anthros who call themselves "Human fuckers" or something along the lines of that?

Probably. Horniness isn't exclusive to humans, after all.

In Bluey: how is it the norm for everybody to be completley nude like regular dogs yet you also see dogs in that world who wear normal clothes, Rusty's dad is a good example since he was seen wearing a military uniform if I recall correctly. Are clothes optional in the Bluey universe or would different social norms apply to less furry animals like humans or anthro cows? I am saying this from the perspective of an uncle fresh in my 40's watching Bluey with a couple of my nephews who love that show to death.

I imagine Bluey's world is clothing-optional, primarily to maintain a child-like feeling of an anthro dog cartoon. But of course, sometimes clothes are necessary. Pockets, simple identification that a particular person does a certain job, different cultures, weather and temperature, someone simply likes to wear clothes, and so forth.

the-gnoll-scribe said:
In Bluey: how is it the norm for everybody to be completley nude like regular dogs yet you also see dogs in that world who wear normal clothes, Rusty's dad is a good example since he was seen wearing a military uniform if I recall correctly.

Imagine you go to somewhere that isn’t Australia in the Bluey universe and everyone else is wearing clothes and it’s just that Australians are freaky asf