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Marine Biologist.

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Arts & Humanities > Artists & Artwork Are people who draw anthro (anthropomorphic) characters fetishists or artists?

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If you define anthro as meaning anthropomorphic and follow the definition according to the dictionary as "ascribing human form or attributes to a being or thing not human, esp. to a deity" or "resembling or made to resemble a human form" then no, people who draw anthropomorphic characters are not fetishists. If, however, you define anthro as relating to the "Furry Fandom" subculture, one can not separate its history from that of "furverts" (a conjunction of "furry" and "pervert") who are a specific subgroup of the subculture that draw, write about, or otherwise portray human-animal hybrids...

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