The type of characters that are most prevalent throughout my gallery makes it obvious why out of all the pride flags that are out there, the heterosexual pride flag best represents the majority of them.
I was going through my gallery a while ago, and I realized something...The majority of the characters in my drawings and stories have families depicted. Even most of those characters who's families are never mentioned do have a fiance' or spouse. There is quite a lot of family life depicted throughout my gallery. In some of my writings, cubs later grow up and have cubs of their own, making the original parents in a story grand parents, and in some writings great grand parents. True I have some porn...Some of which consisting of what some cubs do in the stories. None of them however in my gallery by the way have been depicted in situations such as sitting on the lap of an adult having sex, or in a gang bang line up (I refer to those gang bang line ups as a "choo-choo train"). I'm not condemning any artists who draws them that way. Those forms of porn are just not my thing. Even those cubs I have depicted in sexual situations are members of families in my stories. And an older drawing early in my gallery shows a genital close up of two gay male raccoons. And there are the characters, Grit Troll and Grimy Troll. By the way, I had once considered creating fiance's for them who would be bossy and domineering hags. However, families and those with fiance's and spouses are very predominate throughout my gallery.
In earlier stories, I have a meerkat family from Angola; Bron (a laborer) and Lacara with their sons; Moze, Jorad, Zhang and Cheesah. In later writings, the sons are grown and have cubs of their own, except for Jorad who had died as a cub soldier in Angola helping to defend the homeland against UNITA rebels. There is a lot written about Zhang and his wife, Anika, and their son, Raphael, by the time Bron and Lacara became grand parents. There are other characters the meerkat family encounters who are raising a family, or at least a member of a family.
Even the story of evil wicked Dr. Zander Iscelberg Rat depicts his wealthy parents, Hanan and Edith, and his two older siblings. Zander even got marred then shortly thereafter divorced. The Rat family's limousine chauffeur, Rohj Civet even later gets married and has a son.
There's a story of the family of my own fursona, Moyo Mongoose. I have at times depicted my fursona as having a fiancee', Jamila Mongoose.
In my story, Clarence Coyote and Project Courier, 8 year old Clarence's family, Charley Claymont Coyote (a locomotive operator), and his wife, Alice, and older siblings, Jack and Rhonda, are depicted. When Clarence accidentally traveled to the year 1960 in a time machine, he was adopted by Albert Rhonson Coyote (a scientist) and his wife, Margret, with their cubs Jed, Rex and Donna. Al and Marge's 4th cub, Beverly, was born on December 17th, 1961...more than a year after Clarence left 1960 to return to 2018. Many of the families of other characters in the story are also depicted. Two coyotes who turned 18, Jerald Jenkins Coyote and Cindy Jones Coyote, got married in the summer of the same year they graduated in the high school class of 1960. Jerald's parents, Frank Jenkins Coyote and Wanda, with their younger offspring Dotty and Sheryl are nearby neighbors of Al and Marge. Frank was a highway construction worker who was partly crippled on a job site by a drunk driver in 1956. Cindy's parents are Fred Jones Coyote and his wife, Charlot. Cindy has a younger brother, Scotty. Daddy Fred is a switcher engine driver at the Santa Fe rail yard in Vaughn. Dotty Jenkins Coyote has a fiance', Buddy. In fact, Sheryl and Clarence fall in love during the time Clarence was in the year 1960. A family of opossums are also depicted in that story, Rufus (school janitor), Laura and their five offspring; Lisa, Vince, Lester, Dora and Sheila.. In the year 1960, there were also three pit bull high school bullies, Biff, Richie and Gaston. Even their families were also depicted...Biff and Richie's parents, Reginald Collindale Pitbull (a general building contractor) and Diana. And Gaston's parents, Travis Kelton Pitbull (a carpentry contractor) and Amber. Biff, Richie and Gaston met a bad end while having a 46 mile highway race one night with another teenager, Danny Otter. Biff lost control of Daddy's 1959 Cadillac at 124 mph during that race and wrecked it, killing himself along with his younger brother, Richie, and friend, Gaston. Sandra, Avia and Roxanna were Biff, Richie and Gaston's fiance's. The girls were not riding with the boys in that 1959 Cadillac at the time of the highway race resulting in the deadly car wreck. By the way, Danny Otter's parents, Greg (a scientist) and Maria, and his older brother, Jeff, are often depicted. So is Danny's fiance', Lidia. There's also a Navajo cougar family depicted in conjunction with the story, Clarence Coyote and Project Courier. I'd like to later make some stories about them.
There are also other families: Milo Bear (a metal shop worker/welder) and his wife, Lisa Bear, with their teenage offspring, Guss and Karen. Guss owns a retired Harley Davidson police special motorcycle he purchased at a county auction. Marsha Bear is Guss Bear's fiance'. In 1961, Guss and Marsha get married and not long thereafter have a cub (not named yet as that story has not yet been created). Sometime in 1964, Guss was out on Highway 54 riding his Harley when a female cat (who looked a lot like Duchess in the movie, Aristocats) driving a brand new 1964 Chrysler Imperial, and who had been drinking champagne, pulled off a side road in front of Guss. Guss couldn't stop in time and struck the driver's side fender of the Chrysler hard enough to slide the front end around 3 feet. Guss was instantly killed, and both the Harley and the Chrysler were totalled. Though the female cat wasn't hurt, she found she was in big trouble after the state police arrived. That left Marsha as a widow and single mom raising their then 4 year old cub, though Marsha did receive a huge settlement from the female cat's insurance company.
Marcus Raccoon (a cabinet maker) and his wife, Roselyn, with their teenage son, Skip. Sophia is Skip's fiance'.
Zachery Bobcat Sr. (operates a general store) and his wife, Joan, with their cubs, Zachery Jr. and Debra.
Anthony Lynx (a power line worker) and his wife, Victoria, with their cubs, Ryan and Janice. Their youngest cub, Landon, died of hepatitis at age 5 in 1957.
Pete Skunk (an attorney) and his wife, Tabitha, with their cubs, Gail (age 7) and Dennis (age 5). Despite being age 7, Gail has nymphomaniac tendencies. Gail interacts inappropriately with other neighborhood cubs, including occasions when she flashes herself. Gail has also sexually molested her 5 year old brother, Dennis. Mama Tabitha threatens Gail to be taken to see a psychiatrist. Tabitha doesn't believe in corporal punishment. On the flip side, Daddy Pete insists a good paddling when Gail is caught would eventually straighten her out. Pete and Tabitha had gotten into some heated arguments over cub psychology vs. paddling. During Gail Skunk's adult life, she goes through 4 marriages that all end in divorce due to Gail's infidelity.
Al and Marge's parents are also mentioned. Albert (Al) Coyote's parents are Arnie (Air Force colonel retired) and Ruby. Margret (Marge) Coyote's parents are Harvey (a city maintenance worker) and Alma. (Grand Dad and Grand Ma to Jed, Rex, Donna and Beverly)
Frank Jenkins Coyote's brother and wife are also mentioned: Hank Jenkins Coyote and his wife, Jenny (Uncle Hank and Aunt Jenny to Jerald, Dotty and Sheryl). Hank operates an auto repair garage and towing service out of his home, and also runs a junkyard.
Osmond Coyote (a realtor) is a cousin of Wanda Jenkins Coyote.
Judy Jones Coyote is a cousin on Daddy's side of the family to Cindy and Scotty, thus is also a niece to Fred and niece to Charlot by her marriage to Fred.
There is a story of Elias Ferret who leaves his home in a Kansas farming community to set out to try to make it big in the music industry. Elias finally heads back home after not making it big, getting a ride part of the way on a stormy night in a 1952 Cadillac driven by the ghost of Hank Wolf. Upon arriving home, mostly by way of Greyhound bus, there is quite a bit of interaction depicted with his family who are glad to see their boy return home. And Elias is depicted as later settling down and getting married.
I've even depicted a family of extraterrestrials from Planet Niyo in the Sirius Star System.
Even in my most recent story at the time I am posting this, Na Na Boogaloo's First Job, Na Na's parents, Clem (self employed handyman) and Sasha, are also depicted.
I have to say in conclusion, of all the pride flags circulating around out there, the mainstream of my characters in my gallery are best identified by the heterosexual pride flag...with few exception of course.
In my signing off of this description, I'll leave you all with a sweet song depicting little ones safe and sound at night at home with their families. The Seekers - Morningtown Ride https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-RkC6MYT2E
Oh yeah! Everything of today was around then and so were the problems. Just many of those problems were brushed under the rug and made worse to the point of destruction or kept repeating themselves to this day.
The idea of an idealized past may be great fiction but all I know from the time say different.
Oh yeah! Everything of today was around then and so were the problems. Just many of those problems w
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