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To conduct a large non-clinical online survey to investigate self-reported sexual arousal, behavioral expression, and psychological correlates of 4 proposed ETIIs.Ī total of 736 natal males and 549 natal females responded to items about self-reported sexual arousal to the idea of acting as an animal (autoanthropomorphozoophilia) or the idea of acting as a child or infant (autonepiophilia), natal males reporting arousal to the idea of acting as a woman (autogynephilia), and natal females reporting arousal to the idea of acting as a man (autoandrophilia). This sexual motivation and these unusual sexual interests do not justify discrimination or stigmatization.Įrotic target identity inversions (ETIIs) are poorly studied paraphilias that involve sexual arousal by the idea or fantasy of being the object of one's sexual desires. Furthermore, male furries tended to be sexually aroused by fantasizing about being the same kinds of anthropomorphic animals to whom they were sexually attracted, with respect to gender and species. Both sexual attraction to anthropomorphic animals and sexual arousal by fantasizing about being anthropomorphic animals were nearly universal.
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Male furries also tended to report a pattern of sexual interests consistent with an ETII involving anthropomorphic animals. A large majority of our sample reported non-heterosexual identities (84%) and some degree of sexual motivation for being furries (99%). We surveyed 334 male furries recruited from the Internet about their sexual orientation, sexual motivation, and sexual interests. Furries with ETIIs would experience both sexual attraction to anthropomorphic animals and sexual arousal by fantasizing about being anthropomorphic animals, because they often change their appearance and behavior to become more like anthropomorphic animals. If some furries are sexually motivated, they may be motivated by an erotic target identity inversion (ETII): sexual arousal by the fantasy of being the same kinds of individuals to whom they are sexually attracted. Furries have been portrayed as sexually motivated in the media and popular culture, although little empirical research has addressed this issue. Some practice fursuiting, or wearing costumes that resemble anthropomorphic animals. They often strongly identify with anthropomorphic animals and create fursonas, identities of themselves as those anthropomorphic animals. Furries are individuals who are especially interested in anthropomorphic or cartoon animals (e.g., Bugs Bunny).