Fursuit Friday

Is Fursuit Friday Sexist?

What does #FursuitFriday mean?

That's more of a loaded question than you might think. The easy answer is it's the hashtag used by cosplayers and furries to share photos and videos of themselves in their costumes on Fridays. But there's more to it than that.

The history of #FursuitFriday

The hashtag #FursuitFriday was first used on Twitter in 2010. It quickly became popular among furries, who used it to share photos of themselves in their fursuits. The hashtag has since been adopted by cosplayers, who use it to share photos of themselves in their costumes.

The controversy over #FursuitFriday

In recent years, there has been some controversy over the use of the hashtag #FursuitFriday. Some people have argued that the hashtag is sexist, because it objectifies women who wear fursuits.

Others have argued that the hashtag is not sexist, and that it is simply a way for furries and cosplayers to share their love of their hobby. They argue that the hashtag is no more sexist than other hashtags that are used to share photos of people in costumes, such as #CosplayFriday or #HalloweenCostume.