Simo
Professional Watermelon Farmer
So, do you like tentacles in furry art, find them disturbing, or take more of a neutral stance?
Me, I recall the first time that I saw them, I was pretty amazed, and found them very...appealing. I had never imagined such a thing.
But then I noted that the whole idea was nothing new, or unique to furries, or even anime, and can be traced to Japan's Edo Period (1602-1868). Most famously is the Example of The Dream of The Fisherman's Wife, dating to 1814. But early Japanese shunga aside, I've always found it a fascinating idea. And proof that it's not only furries, who, shall we say, have vivid imaginations. : P
Please keep any tentacle images to a G-Rated family level : )
Me, I recall the first time that I saw them, I was pretty amazed, and found them very...appealing. I had never imagined such a thing.
But then I noted that the whole idea was nothing new, or unique to furries, or even anime, and can be traced to Japan's Edo Period (1602-1868). Most famously is the Example of The Dream of The Fisherman's Wife, dating to 1814. But early Japanese shunga aside, I've always found it a fascinating idea. And proof that it's not only furries, who, shall we say, have vivid imaginations. : P
Please keep any tentacle images to a G-Rated family level : )