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Animoya is a hybrid, a blend between mink and bunny, a "minny". A blend many will rightfuly fear could quickly overpopulate the world. Which looking at hir, would seem to have been the point of whatever crazed mad scientist who brought these genetics together! At any rate shi's not as young as shi used to be, just slipping out of hir 20's now (never ask a 'lady' hir age!) Shi's moving out into the wider world here looking for some fun, and some friends, so don't be afraid to say hello!

tumblr users are weird.

what the fuck is the point of using "shi" and "hir" when it's obviously meant to be pronounced as "she" and "her"

goddamn it furries you can't do anything right

that's something i don't understand either and i've seen people on tumblr want to be referred to as shi and hir

and i'm like "how do you pronounce these other than she and her...???" or is it something that only makes sense in writing?? do they realize that??

it's not meant to be pronounced at all. they don't have the stones to try to foist this on people in real life.

"hir" is usually pronounced "here"

even just in writing, it clearly resembles female pronouns much more than male ones, which seems counterproductive for pronouns that only exist to be ambiguous

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