What's to say? I'mma furry, I'mma bull. I'm not very generic for a furry, being that I'm not super colorful or bubbly in personality, gay, bi, or super cuddly. I might give out some hugs and cuddles now and then, but it's not a trademark thing of mine that I wanna do everyday.

I'm straight, open-minded, and things I don't like are futa, tentacles, dudes hitting on me or really pushing their luck, even after I clarify I'm straight, and racism, sexism, and religious prejudice I do not like. I'm not atheist, but I'm not really a person of faith either, but just because I'm not into religion, doesn't mean it's right to cut down other peoples beliefs, even if they are seen as pointless, dumb, or a waste of time. It's called respect and common decency. Just because I'm a furry, doesn't mean I have to act like a complete animal and douche without morals. Anyway, some people like me some don't. I'm stubborn, bull-headed, and more often than not, don't care what people think of me. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but if they get all up in my face with theirs or try to push theirs on me, they will find me to a very unpleasant person.

I enjoy fun, furry art, hanging out with friends, standing up for friends, standing up for furries, and stuff that I take pride in, believe in, and that makes me happy. I live a very simple life and appreciate everything I have, everything in my environment and sometimes can be considered a deep thinker. I don't smoke, I don't do drugs, and I drink only on rare occasion, like my birthday or a celebration and never in large amounts. I enjoy music, staying at home, because quite frankly, I get no joy out of clubs, bars, socializing in public, because half the people I meet I find to be self-absorbed, unpleasant, depressing, or share next to NOTHING in common with me, unless I'm at a furry convention or some manner of game convention. I like games and furries and meeting someone who does out in the real world is almost impossible, because nobody talks about that crap out in the open, a lot of people find or think it to be a private thing or treat it like a secret, because they're worried someone might get the wrong idea or impression about them. Heh, some world we live in right? Where a person can't even be themselves or express themselves in public, unless it's the internet. Right, well. Yeah, that's about it. Pretty blunt and straight to the point, but that doesn't mean I don't have a personality. People just need to get to know me and talk to be, before they can accurately judge me, but most people who know me think I'm a great person and very loyal to my friends.

I am also a writer and have taken up writing and working on an expansive sci-fi story involving various anthro races as aliens as well as typical alien types and humans. It involves a lot of war, conflict, and the point of view of a tyrannical warmongering race on their conquest to become the most absolute power in the universe who won't be opposed. Without spoiling too much, the main highlights of this story is showing how other worlds with diverse races or people can't live in peace, because ones ideals of peace is the oppression of another. That maybe some races don't want peace or even understand the very concept of it. That humans, with their bold will and need to control anything they have a hand in or become invested in, never learn when to leave things alone or take no for an answer. That strife, life, and death, of worlds, people, stars, and beginnings and ends is the very essence of the universe and that all are mere grains in a greater scheme that have the luxury of participating.

The story is constantly ongoing and is intended to have neither a good or a bad end, but it will show a lot of bad people might disagree with or that might make them bitter or unhappy, but it is intended to be realistic in the sense that not all things in life are fair, good, or turn out the way we want them. You will become familiar and grow attachments to certain characters in the story, then they might die abruptly or even in a messed up way, denying them a chance to be heroic or make a proper sacrifice and the bad guy might succeed or prevail for a time, more than what the reader would prefer. However, this story isn't meant to be black and white, good vs evil, the world and the reality we know doesn't work that way. There is many gray areas, many misunderstandings, and many paths to justice or being an evil person. There is no singular evil or good in the universe that was made in this story, there is only varying degrees. What one person might perceive as evil, another might perceive as good, necessary, or completely acceptable or normal. What defines this is race, culture, upbringing, and how the environment of their world shaped them. Ultimately for the reader, the story is intended to be an eye-opening experience to show different perspectives that all conflict with each other, with the ending result of none being correct or any less evil than the other when it boils down to it, asking the reader what side they'd choose if they had a choice since neither choice is a bad one.