When asked whether their parents had ever been divorced, there was no significant difference between furries and non-furries with regard to frequency. On average, furries have 1.7 siblings. Of furries with at least 1 sibling, more reported being the oldest child (47.5%) than either the youngest child (34.5%) or the middle child (18.0%). Approximately 15% of furries reported being an only child. Only 3.8% of furries report having any children, likely owing to their relatively young age or the nature of their relationships (single, non-married, non-committed). To test this, a potential follow-up question may ask whether furries are interested in one day having children.1
Our very own Dr. G discussing the research. Take a listen!
I had the pleasure of chatting with Dr. Kathy Gerbasi about #furry research and her publications, including @furscience! Check it out 🥰 #furries #furscience https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/best-paper-i-ever-wrote/id1541936211?i=1000504959246
@soljiboytellem @JeanLucPicorgi @MaraWilson Guess what? A lot of the data has already been collected over multiple years! You can find out a lot at https://furscience.com/ and have a chat with @furscience!
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