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{{b|}}{{b|My Weekend At A Furry Convention}}{{b|}} is an article about [[wikifur:furries|furries]] written by Patricia Hernandez for the blog [[wikipedia:Kotaku|Kotaku]] owned by [[wikipedia:Gawker Media|Gawker Media]]. In it, Hernandez describes her trip to and participation in the [[wikifur:Further Confusion|Further Confusion]] furry convention in San Jose, California with one of her friends who is a furry. [[Otherkin]] are discussed in the article as a "smaller sect of the furry fandom that believe that their bodies do not match who/what they actually are, and {{b|who they actually are}} tends to be a mythical creature." Otherkin on [[wikipedia:Tumblr|Tumblr]] are also discussed, and the experience of being otherkin compared with that of being [[wikipedia:transgender|transgender]]. |
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| Media type | New media article |
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| Release date | January 24, 2013 |
| Creator | Patricia Hernandez |
| Publisher | Kotaku |
| URL | http://kotaku.com/5978236/my-weekend-at-a-furry-convention |
''''My Weekend At A Furry Convention'''' is an article about furries written by Patricia Hernandez for the blog Kotaku owned by Gawker Media. In it, Hernandez describes her trip to and participation in the Further Confusion furry convention in San Jose, California with one of her friends who is a furry. Otherkin are discussed in the article as a "smaller sect of the furry fandom that believe that their bodies do not match who/what they actually are, and who they actually are tends to be a mythical creature." Otherkin on Tumblr are also discussed, and the experience of being otherkin compared with that of being transgender.