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frameacloudTrigger warnings: The link mentions some socially embarrassing situations, and some injuries, but nothing too graphic.
July: On the Werelist, an online discussion forum for therianthropes, there's a discussion thread collecting advice about walking and running on all fours. For some (not all) people who identify as animals, this is an enjoyable activity. Trading ideas on it is valuable, because it's difficult to develop this skill to the point of grace, comfort, and safety. The very informative first post is from 2009, so this isn't entirely news, but the thread is still getting useful additions. Just this month, the thread gained an excellent research essay about how to avoid injury and use relevant exercises.
July: On the Werelist, an online discussion forum for therianthropes, there's a discussion thread collecting advice about walking and running on all fours. For some (not all) people who identify as animals, this is an enjoyable activity. Trading ideas on it is valuable, because it's difficult to develop this skill to the point of grace, comfort, and safety. The very informative first post is from 2009, so this isn't entirely news, but the thread is still getting useful additions. Just this month, the thread gained an excellent research essay about how to avoid injury and use relevant exercises.
