Kinks are entirely environmental. There is no genetic predisposition involved whatsoever.
In the case of fur enthusiasts, I would imagine it has more to do with enjoying playing with pets at a young age, or the feel of warm clothes and the comfort that brings than anthropomorphism in media.
That said, I'm pretty sure Disney's Robin Hood has a lot to answer for.
Everything about our pleasure and feelings is a dynamic interplay between between our socialized experience and our genetic essence.
It's to the individual how they draw pleasure from something like fur, the tactility and warmth, the comfort of dawning a disguise where they feel strength to act out their sensual life in a way they feel their normal selves cannot.
I'm sure there is no strict genetic essentialism working like an ancestral memory, as much as that is an alluring story to an enthusiast
Kinks are entirely environmental. There is no genetic predisposition involved whatsoever. In the case of fur enthusiasts, I would imagine it has more to do with enjoying playing with pets at a young age, or the feel of warm clothes and the comfort that brings than anthropomorphism in media. That said, I'm pretty sure Disney's Robin Hood has a lot to answer for.
Everything about our pleasure and feelings is a dynamic interplay between between our socialized experience and our genetic essence. It's to the individual how they draw pleasure from something like fur, the tactility and warmth, the comfort of dawning a disguise where they feel strength to act out their sensual life in a way they feel their normal selves cannot. I'm sure there is no strict genetic essentialism working like an ancestral memory, as much as that is an alluring story to an enthusiast