r/FurryIRL - Not a Furry... But...

[@TheClick]

There are some shorter blackscreens in this video (5 seconds or so). Due to an error in the rendering process :/ Fixed it in the youtube editor - so it should be gone as soon as its processed! Thanks for letting me know

[@a_lien]

Oh that explains it.

[@aliceramdom.s]

nice.

[@APoliticalConfusionAndMess]

The "we live in a society" meme is cringe. Stop using it.

[@TheClick]

my whole channel is cringe tf you mean

[@nukewolf97]

My first memory is kneeling down in my room, playing with cars and my tiny scooby doo figures while my modded playstation 1 sits under my fucking huge tv, huge as in crt crap making it a long boi, i had no flatscreen, too early for that.

[@Purple_Sweater]

Fun fact: the color orange was named after the fruit, not the other way around.

[@voltydragon6140]

Before it was called redyellow

[@Techy404]

FINALLY, THE ANSWER!!!!

[@sneed2600]

Whaaaat

[@crotasonoforyx1501]

Fun fact an orange is the color mandarin the mandarin orange is the color orange one last fun fact the hive from destiny now control Poland

[@bluyu]

@@crotasonoforyx1501 Crota! You are dead!

[@OneTopic]

i like to guess what the black screens are hiding! tell us your secrets, editor!!

[@aliceramdom.s]

your egg with clicky

[@aliceramdom.s]

click is a duck furry in human skin suit

[@kitsune_gt]

@@aliceramdom.s you didnt have to say that

[@lonelyronin2428]

OH MY GOD ITS YOU. IM SUCH A FAN, YOU'RE SO WEIRD IN THE BEST WAY.

[@smaragdwolf1]

@@lonelyronin2428 youre commenting under a Click Video and call other people "weird"? ;) What tells this about you? ;P

[@cichysmok1641]

My earliest memory was me dancing in like 6AM, and then my mom enters the room and looks at me weird. I was 3. And still remember that look on her face, literal confusion.

[@joshjo9405]

My earliest memory is a dream of me drowning in a wave, and then I threw up in bed.

[@derp24lordz]

My earliest memory is waking up in the middle of a sleep shower(like sleepwalking but I'm taking a shower instead of walking) at 2:30 am, with a bar of soap under my left armpit with my face being full blasted by water from my shower

[@cichysmok1641]

@@derp24lordz i... That must be so confusing sometimes, isn't it?

[@joshjo9405]

@@derp24lordz At what age tho? cause mine was when I was 3 (I think)

[@zapunknown]

@@derp24lordz the water doesn’t wake you up straight away? Now that’s impressive!

[@CaptainDoomsday]

I thought UwU and OwO were just different contexts. Like "UwU" is some generic expression of "cuteness" while "OwO" is a declaration of surprise, usually from noticing something of considerable size.

[@breakdownbreakdown6709]

Your not wrong..

[@cardboardking577]

🤨

[@reeekid3631]

💀💀💀

[@breakdownbreakdown6709]

glad people other than me get it 💀💀💀💀💀

[@phoenixmarktwo]

don't take my explanation as fact but "UwU" - Smug little shit. "OwO" - Surprised/Predatory

[@miciarokiri5182]

As a 36-year-old mother, whose kids are a little older than five, see 15 and 12, I love it when I see older teenagers and young adults still enjoying themselves. As long as they aren't causing problems like getting slobbering drunk and running into children. It makes me happy to see people embracing what they love. I'm learning to do that more and more after years of masking who I was due to undiagnosed mental illness

[@funeraltortoise]

Women watch clicky? I thought it would be impossible

[@qaiwiwi]

@@funeraltortoise Bro you just ruined it lmao /hj

[@rmt3589]

I don't mind the "slobbering" part. UwU

[@SomeBadGamer]

It's important to do things you enjoy, even if other people find it strange so what as long as your not hurting anyone then who cares. I don't have to like, understand, or agree with what someone thinks/does as long as they are not hurting anyone then why make a fuss. Just let people enjoy what they enjoy right.

[@John_Weiss]

Undiagnosed mental illness - yeah, been there, done that, got the commemorative mug and t-shirt. But it was when I was 23 [which was almost 30 years ago]. So you very much have my sympathy for having to endure 13 years more than I did. Getting treatment, building good coping-mechanisms to replace the bad ones that you developed unawares, undoing the thought-patterns the illness caused you to develop: it's all hard work, but that hard work is _very much_ worth it! Good luck and brighter future to you!

[@AspiringToFailure]

*If we take it as true:* That Click has never reviewed furry_irl before each furry_irl video That he has made multiple furry_irl videos That he is an honest man There can only be one logical explanation.... -It's a joke.- The parallel universes have intersected at a point in Sweden, where multiple Clicks now live, all having only reviewed furry_irl once!

[@hugheshammy6311]

Sir, you're a genius

[@REDACTED_shenanigans]

Or he has early onset dementia also obviously a joke

[@somehumannamedauburn3084]

The only explanation

[@NavyFoxxoBoi]

Or he is Shizoprenzic

[@wizardsuth]

Perhaps furry videos cause amnesia.

[@seriousnorbo3838]

Plot twist: Steel Wool designed Roxy as a test to find if someone in their team is a furry.

[@knox9739]

And Then eject them from their- oh wait *this is not among us*

[@muddashucka9743]

No, Steel Wool designed Roxy because someone on their team is a furry.

[@randomtraveler2440]

listen im not a furry but

[@revoltingtwo965]

Plot twist 2: everyone was a furry

[@philipweber9545]

Chica is the og furry bot

[@MemeLord-kt1us]

I love it when click talks to us like he's a dad giving us advice. it feels... endearing.

[@funnyvideoguy3216]

I wish he was my dad

[@cosmic_br0wnies641]

"I'm not a furry, but-" *That's exactly what a furry would say.*

[@kazavali2029]

I'm not a furry, but- I'm proving your point.

[@hermitrobin]

I'm a furry...yeah that's it

[@shadowwolf8434]

Im definitely not a furry but let me look at these pics for uh scientific research purposes

[@greenstarplayer650]

It is the beginning of the transformstion

[@meatkirbo]

In any sentence that starts with "I'm not _______, but..." the "not" and the "but" usually just cancel out

[@G-13720]

Actually, fun fact about dino couples: they don't actually screech at each other, it's more like light head bumping and nuzzling. It's quite wholesome actually. This is not a person from the furry community this is someone who has some knowledge on paleontology.

[@rmt3589]

Sus

[@DinosaurNick]

How does one know this without live specimen to study? >.> very sus

[@moonshadow1795]

@@DinosaurNick i know this post is likely a joke but, if i would have to guess i would think it would be based off real-life creatures, studies of what sort of vocalizations the dinos would be theoretically able to make, and any marks left on bones and stuff. Of course im talking out of my ass im no expert

[@DinosaurNick]

@@moonshadow1795 Don't feel bad there XD I'd like to think I know everything ... but what I don't know I fake ;)

[@moonshadow1795]

@@DinosaurNick ahaaha same, i just like to make sure that im upfront with it

[@dovewingseyesaregreen5664]

I can't believe Click mentioned Markiplier's brother being a furry artist then didn't acknowledge that his art would make an appearance in this video.

[@jubiloks_]

omg where/when???

[@AnimeLuver0604]

@@jubiloks_ 19:01

[@quest9905]

Mark's brother is like a cryptid I swear. The only reason I even know he exists is because I randomly came across his art one day.

[@williamcashin]

@@quest9905 i think i heard it offhand at some point that Mark's Brother was a furry artist, but my first thought at the time was not "Mark's brother draws furry stuff", but rather "Mark has a brother???"

[@willowtheweirdo666]

@@quest9905 *mark's brother drawing TwoKinds go brrrr*

[@connerblank5069]

My earliest memory: a doctor holding my eye open as he brought a needle directly at it, with four other grown men, including my father, holding down my limbs. I mean, I needed stitches in the corner of my eye, but yeah. Trauma.

[@Prolillg]

Earliest memory for me was falling out of my cot when I was a toddler. I gained sentience right as I was falling. My literal, first experience was faceplanting the carpet.

[@julianflores8829]

Your destiny was etched into the very floor that day

[@thelonelywoodstock674]

My earliest memory was watching the It miniseries with my dad. At the time, I was a three or four year old so terrified of clowns I would refuse to move toward one of it was within eye sight happily watching Tim Curry ham it up as a primordially evil clown/spider. So my first memory was quite literally a paradox, a person terrified of clowns happily watching a clown.

[@callmeharper19]

my earliest memory is when I was in my mama's belly and I was hugging my twin

[@shoes_are_delicious]

Sitting on the grass with my little brother

[@purpledragon1945]

Mine was waking up in a mickey mouse blanket and staring at a water dragon cage

[@jayrock0326]

The king of furries trying to deny it, made my bad day a little better

[@emeraldnickel]

It’s like the ruler of the universe from Hitchhiker’s…

[@darmal8770]

he is such a baiter...furries, gays, etc.....

[@hazeltree7738]

@@darmal8770 A baiter? What?

[@tim_the_traveler]

you know life is doing something strange when people who wear floofy dog costumes are usually more wholesome then most other "normal" person I met.

[@SingingSealRiana]

Same with BDSM, nicest least boundery pushing people, very respectful and Not threatening

[@jeffreyfiegen1538]

My earliest memory is when my family was moving down to our current (for a few more months) home. My dad was still at our previous house, finishing up everything before he could come down. My mom, grandma, sister, and I were staying in a hotel in Virginia/West Virginia, and my sister and I were playing around watching the TV. Out of nowhere, this random big, hairy spider (which I would later learn is a wolf spider, one of the few aggressive species) just starts running at us and chasing us all the way to our mom's room, and would thankfully be blocked by the door. I was 3 1/2 years old at the time, and it's permanently seared into my memory.

[@animeartist888]

Can confirm, wolf spiders are awful bastards that all deserve a horridly painful end.

[@arsen4986]

Is kind of funny that the man that always denies being a furry unironically says he does nests

[@rikospostmodernlife]

All great apes make nests/beds, it's human nature

[@failure.c0m741]

And people say he's not a bottom

[@karasabrekitty5208]

As someone with high quality niche furry naughties, i gotta be honest, the ones who make amazing art realize they can make bank off the weirdest stuff, and they'll do the art for the right price

[@tristanlanphere7736]

must take a serious toll on a mans mental health doing something so dark

[@tristanlanphere7736]

@@StavDev it’s degenerate

[@theuncalledfor]

@@tristanlanphere7736 The true degeneracy is to judge others for something that harms no one.

[@tristanlanphere7736]

@@theuncalledfor no, and he deserves to be judged

[@kacsaet1355]

not being a furry, but knowing some about the community.... these videos are just straight up adorable and wholesome!

[@sspectre8217]

That’s how it started for me, might be too late for you now

[@CURSEDBOIE3453]

be ready to be part of the furry fandom

[@christinelanegan924]

Yet

[@SpikeyBagel]

these replies... i'm already walking a fine line. i have gone over a few times, but it never stuck

[@floofball8905]

become the floof

[@ingeborg-anne]

My first memory was when I was about 2-3 years old and my grandma took me on a walk in the stroller. Precious first, very vague memory.

[@President_Starscream]

If we live in a simulation, I would like to file a complaint with the programmers.

[@samiraperi467]

Ditto. I do not wish to live in Plague Inc.

[@user-un8hy5dd3j]

Imagine you're making simulation and one of creature inside hacked out, because you have no idea what you're doing and so security is awful. Now you're fighting lawsuit.

[@jeepers4672]

My earliest memory was absolutely booking it up the stairs approximately five seconds after my mother told me not to and falling pathetically on my face. Let's be real, not much has changed.

[@lorenzotonetta6524]

In my erliest memory I was trying to wash a piece of paper I just draw in. It didn't work.

[@echiko4932]

My earliesr memory was eating ham and throwing it up in on the living room floor :3

[@helxeen2607]

Support your furry artist please, and don't waste time nor money on NFTs.

[@XandrY2K05]

I agree

[@arigatiu]

Agreed

[@ajsnothere-7944]

Yeah why buy bored monkey when you can buy wolf ass

[@Weavewing]

I agree

[@YuubiTimberwolf]

Furries are against NFTs by DEFAULT

[@los3r.who.has.a.phone31]

I recently came out as a furry and everyone is asking me if I'm fighting for litter boxes in all public restrooms.... I find it so ducking stupid

[@AstolfoPendragon]

This subreddit is just the definition of “I’m not a furry but…”

[@darkstarr984]

It’s for the people who already took the step of admitting being furries though. Source: a scaly who loves these memes.

[@combineoverwatchordinal9398]

And the game equivalent is Changed

[@ProfessionalNamielleLewder69]

-This subreddit- The Click is just the definition of "I'm not a furry but..."

[@pheonix63901]

my pesonal admittence was i'm not a furry, but roxxanne wolf is the hottest animatronic in FNAF.

[@consumingkazoos]

@@combineoverwatchordinal9398 "i'm not a furry, but-" glorp glorp glorp "what???"

[@anonymousanonymous7170]

Click strangely seems to have amnesia whenever he covers this subreddit.....

[@TheClick]

huh

[@impurities____]

@@TheClick famous youtuber @The Click . Do you have any memory of the subreddit r/furryirl.

[@goldengamingstuff4241]

because he passes out after and then the transformation happens.

[@Llortnerof]

I have no idea what you mean. I don't remember this subreddit ever coming up on this channel, ever.

[@Weavewing]

*it's just a burning memory plays*

[@michaelb.3006]

Fun fact: the reason why they said don’t stand too close to the TV back in the 80s/early 90s was because the TV released small amounts of radiation. They later discovered a way to make it so that there was no radiation (I think it was the discovery of LEDs but I could be wrong)

[@John_Weiss]

I grew up in _the 1970s,_ so I know _why_ TVs, "released small amounts of radiation." Which isn't _exactly_ true. Let's get this out of the way now: What _most people_ think of when they hear "radiation" isn't the scientific definition of the word. It's only 3 kinds of radiation: Gamma rays [which is a form of light]; Beta radiation, which are electrons moving near the speed of light; and Alpha radiation, which are an entire helium-nucleus flying around at high speeds.   The "radiation" from CRTs would've been those relativistic electrons. Let me explain. Before LED TVs became widespread [laptop and smartphone screens made the underlying tech much cheaper to mass-produce], TVs always used some form of CRT, a.k.a. Cathode-Ray Tube. A Cathode-Ray Tube shoots a beam of electrons at a screen covered in phosphorescent chemicals. Electron hits a phosphor on the screen, it glows. Hit it repeatedly back-to-back, it glows brighter. Different chemicals glow different colors. In the old Black-and-White TVs [which I remember], the electron-beam would fire electrons at the screen [the bottom of the CRT] in a stream, as the beam moved from left-to right, lighting up a line across the screen. The beam then very briefly shut off as it was repositioned back to the left side of the screen, _below_ the line it just made. Lather-rinse-repeat, until the electron beam reached the lower-right corner of the screen. Then it was back to the upper-left-corner, for the next frame of the video. So, the original TVs quite literally painted the image onto the phosphorescent screen line-by-line, each image being a frame of the video stream. The phosphor-coating was just that, a uniform coating that had to glow for less than 1/24 seconds [video needs to be at least 24 frames-per-second for our brains to perceive it as smooth motion]. The first color-TVs … which I _also_ remember … no longer had a single phosphorescent coating. Its coating was divided up into pixels, each with 3 "subpixels" containing different kinds of phosphor, one that glowed red, one green, and one blue. The electron-gun no longer scanned across the screen in a line. It had to shoot at each pixel, hitting each "subpixel" the right amount to get the right combination of red, green, and blue. And, the electron-gun had to aim _at every pixel_ on the screen _in under 1/24 seconds_ so that it could finish the entire frame in time. As a result, the electron-gun not only needed move around faster and with much greater precision, it needed to _fire the electrons much faster._ And as TV screens grew larger and larger, the electrons in the electron-beam needed to be moving _even faster._ By 1990, the electrons were moving so fast in some CRTs, that we needed to use Special Relativity to adjust the electron-beam or the image would come out distorted. CRTs with _relativistic electron_ beams? Yep, we were now painting images, 24 frames/second, using Beta-radiation. Which isn't in-and-of-itself dangerous. The beam only needed to be intense enough to light up those phosphors, which wasn't all that much. Also - glass is transparent _to visible light,_ not to everything. Any stray relativistic-electrons that aren't absorbed by the phosphors will be absorbed in the glass. But again, a very, _very, _*_very small fraction_* of these would get passed the glass. Again: this wasn't something that happened with Black-and-White TVs the earlier color-TVs, and color-TVs with small screens, which used far slower electron-beams. It was the larger TVs and flatter TVs of the 1990s which required the electron-beams to fire their electrons at relativistic speeds.

[@King.-Arthur]

@@John_Weiss Nice explanation

[@masacross8551]

@@John_Weiss Interesting. Thanks for explaining.

[@erinfinn2273]

@@John_Weiss Hehehe...We used particle accelerators as entertainment screens...

[@John_Weiss]

@@erinfinn2273 Yes. Exactly. We don't think of it that way, and the particles weren't relativistic (until the pre-LED flat-screen-CRTs). But technically, yes.

[@leileyaravencroft]

My earliest memory was when a giant came into the room I was in and I screamed and ran away to hear my mom say: “It’s okay, it’s mommy!” She took off the giant head to reveal her head. I was confused as all heck. Someone was behind her and told her that I would be afraid. You know… big head and she said it was okay and put the head over me. I crawled over and put my hand against the mesh eye and looked through it. She was Theodore from Alvin and the Chipmunks.

[@emilyrosepayne]

My earliest memory is visiting my mom in the hospital when my sister was born. I was about 2.5 years old.

[@keffir4055]

how everyone do that? my first memory is my 5th birthday

[@CaraOMara]

@@keffir4055 Wha- fifth birthda?? I can't remember last week!???

[@idkfu2781]

@@CaraOMara and somehow I always remember 2 memories from me at 4-5 yrs

[@joshjo9405]

mine was when I was 3, waking up from a nightmare, and throwing up all over myself in bed

[@jakewaker]

Man I remember when I was born. 10:56 AM on a Thursday

[@Dfarrey]

It's nice to see the click doing a subreddit he's never, ever done before.

[@Jhaiisiin]

Wholesome time: "It's okay to take breaks." The United States: "Shut up, don't let our people hear you say shit like that."

[@some_random_merc]

one of my earliest memories has to be when I somehow snuck out of the house at the age of like 4 I specifically remember that because I remember my grandma being really concerned finding me outside barefoot on a quite cold day

[@shustgamerXD]

As crazy as it might sound, my earliest memory is literally just 2-3 seconds of me being carried as a baby into a house I didn't know. When I described the house to my parents they were in shock because it was the house of a lady that used to take care of me as a baby when I wasn't even one year old. TBH the next memory I have is probably from when I had 3-4 years so...

[@areallyhappyarcticfox1240]

Fake the human brain can’t make long term memories till there about a year old

[@animeartist888]

I'd believe it. I remember spinning around and falling down in a blurry house that looked to be decorated for Christmas. I described the memory to my dad, figuring it was something from a dream or whatever, but he said it was accurate. My first memory is of trying to learn to walk and falling down during Christmas time in a house I don't remember at all otherwise.

[@The_Shadowskald]

Mine is shooting a gun into empty forest with no real target. I think I was like 5.

[@SophiiLuca]

My first memory was when I was three years old and looked at my few months old sister laying on the floor on top of a mat with dangling toys from two overlapping stick things (can't remember the name) that were fastened to the mat. I just remember looking at her and being infatuated with this new sibling that I already loved so much

[@terranova1330]

when I was little, I used to use plushies as warding talismans to keep ghosts/nightmares away. The bigger the plush, the larger their reach. So, I would sprinkle them around my room so that the ghosts/nightmares wouldn't strike

[@inavela1267]

Watching Click while recovering from an existencial crisis. Love hearing your soothing voice!

[@ElderGrimeron]

What was the crisis? Edit: Sorry I’m curious

[@katysempai2907]

@@ElderGrimeron existencial... Just crisis

[@greenstarplayer650]

I am recovering me from school and bad moods with his videos

[@shadowwolf8434]

Helps distract from emotional breakdowns caused by insecurities

[@ocaradasmaoladobokunohero]

10:27 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The artist is Pokilewd, and there is an entire comic about the werewolf thing. Just in case someone wanted to know

[@enderdrane]

Okay fess up, who looked it up?

[@darksungwyndolin8305]

Thank you for passing the sauce 😏

[@ocaradasmaoladobokunohero]

@@darksungwyndolin8305 Oh, it's nothing, i'm just doing a bit of "charity" for the ones in need

[@xzombieadrianx1249]

@@enderdrane me now

[@enderdrane]

@@xzombieadrianx1249 congrats, you are blessed with clarity For, like, five minutes.

[@clutchgames_]

I relate to click so much: know almost everything about the furry fandom, but denying to be one

[@Pump-King]

You already got the name sorted. Just do the final step and join. Once you get past the meme-hate-barrier in your head you will start to notice what a great/loving/supportive community it is :)

[@daanhuisman1040]

Well, yeah. Nobody is the entire furry fandom.

[@demonecule4573]

GEKOLONISEERD

[@starwolfcyberlight4546]

@@Pump-King He became a furry, its too late to save him now.

[@Pump-King]

@@starwolfcyberlight4546 I know. Just trying to give him the last push past the point of no return :)

[@mrmastergrimmbo]

my earliest memory is a big family gathering with everyone sitting in my old house and im standing and walking and everyones like "aww you can do it good job" and i remember specifically PURPOSELY falling over. it might not have on purpose been but i remember sorta just sitting down

[@HotBaraDad666]

Honestly, Glamrock Freddy is a massive comfort character for me and nothing will change that.

[@pearlthenephilim]

*He is the best father ever*

[@IceyRats]

same lol or Monty, for me then, idk dhdjdrjjrj

[@voltydragon6140]

If I had to choose one of em it would be Rox. She seems fluffy, thats all I care about

[@lithloin5733]

Feddy

[@IceyRats]

@@lithloin5733 yeah, *feddy*

[@karinbalci471]

My oldest memory is looking under my parent's bed at age 3 and finding our first cat there

[@joshjo9405]

There was one time when I was 10 (I think?) when I was trying to sleep, but I had a feeling that there was something under the bed. Couldn't go to sleep, so I went to my dad for help, we found my little brother sleeping under the bed because he got hot in the top bunk.

[@thatstockin]

Whenever the click talks and there’s a black screen, I imagine him doing awkward poses while talking.

[@XandrY2K05]

Jack-O pose

[@missnaomi613]

Sounds fun.

[@kennethboyd3788]

My first memory ? Watching a van driving down the street outside my house and wondering what it would feel like to be hit by it. Then stepping out in front of it and being hit. It hurt.

[@mr.infernal1380]

To be honest, The Click's reaction to human hand reaching for a bottle was the funnies thing I've seen today on this channel.

[@Graytail]

My first memory was a traumatic one. I was maybe, 18 months old, walking through a park with my mom. I'd run ahead a little, with my milk bottle in my mouth. I tripped and fell onto the bottle. I knocked one of my damn teeth out on that bottle, and it took years for the replacement to grow in. It was one of my inscisors too. Kids with a missing tooth may be cute in tv shows and movies, but when its real it sucks.

[@Reicha]

Oof, yeah. That was the two frontmost teeth for me. But I fell on the pavement with my mouth open. x-x I still feel like my tongue gets cramped in my mouth sometimes, cause of those five-six years it just flumped out through the gap. xD

[@SleepiAbyss]

I love these videos. Always help me keep my cultists good and indoctrinated.

[@peytongolding7544]

All hail Mango the land shark

[@TAGfrost]

My earliest memory is having my bike stolen from the garage at 4yrs, I learned at an early age that I can't trust people not to steal my sh,t.

[@Chespin2004]

tbh i think most people are actually furries, but just not at the "I'm going to wear an furry suit" or "daddy bear vore" level.

[@bichitab769]

I would love to see a collaboration with OT about this subreddit. It's so wholesome and unsettling at the same time that it would be perfect for both.

[@jamesthesoldier1142]

You made me relise I should not hate myself for being a furry

[@GODOFAWSOMENESS1]

Good because only monsters should hate themselves.

[@segmentsAndCurves]

Tbh there is so much better things to hate oneself.

[@radustana]

i still hate myself and every night remember how i became something wich i used to hate

[@PurpoCatto]

My earliest memory is when me and my family moved and i just remember asking "Are we there yet? Is that our new house?" and my mom just said "Yes, it is." This happend when i was either five or six years old so it is a really old memory.

[@ClawMacKain]

I'm not sure about mistletoe being used for werewolves, but there was a flower known as wolfs bane that was thought to be used against werewolves

[@hyper_lynx]

I think my earliest distinct memory was wandering around on the ground (not sure if I was walking yet) and looking up to see my parents, who looked like some kind of colossal giants, standing nearby. Maybe I was surprised? Not sure.

[@ZObliteration]

My first memory was coming home to the apartment my family was living in at the time and finding everything in boxes. I had no idea what was happening or why everything was packed up. Basically my first memory was just horrible anxiety, and I've been a mess ever since.

[@tobithesergal]

13:48 nothing changed

[@WhoAmISupposedToBe]

My earliest memory was when I woke up, walked out to the living room and repeatedly asked, "Are we in a show or a video game?" Like 12 times.

[@zainababid31]

My earliest memory is being thrown up and down.

[@thepeanut2681]

Mine is falling off a table

[@ero3541]

Tripping and my front tooth went through the the bit between my top lip and the bottom of my nose, I have a scar there as a permanent reminder.

[@alicebthegachaweirdo8378]

Mine is eating lunch while watching Teletubbies at daycare

[@sinclarelovelace7909]

Don't feel bad, I was skipping out on social interaction since I was 10, loooong before quarantine. Sometimes you just can't be bothered, people are exhausting, and we as a society should normalize just backing out of social interactions because it's overwhelming.

[@missnaomi613]

I remember the first time I was invited to a party in kindergarten. My first response was panic, wondering how to get out of the obligation.

[@miscalotastuff733]

I think your loners. Nothing wrong with that.

[@starwolfcyberlight4546]

@@miscalotastuff733 sorry to break it to you. Its *you're

[@ggjoshr2720]

When Click introduced the subreddit by saying "...big fluffy ears", it furthers my want for fluffy ears. I could have big ears build for sleeping, made to be used as a pillow.

[@purplfox00]

''sitting gay'' - god that shouldn't have made me laugh so hard

[@courier-ec6zj]

I remember 2 short channels that was using metal detectors to find stuff. One was staged, the other posted whatever they find. Then I go to comments that say they were staged because there wasn't a single video where he doesn't find something.

[@francoislacombe9071]

My earliest memory, at late three years old, is of having a cast taken off from my arm, and marvelling at how light my arm felt afterward. That was almost 60 years ago.

[@rainoftheflames]

I used to make nests on my bed when I was small. I completely forgot about those beautiful things. They are so amazing. Going to build a plushy/blanket/pillow nest!

[@builderbenny]

Since you asked, my earliest memory was my second birthday. I remember waking up from a nightmare I had for weeks, nobody was around to help me out of my crib, so I spent 10 minutes slamming into the wall until it tipped over and I could get out. I walked into the hallway and into the living room before I heard my mom yell "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" and the memory stops there with happy birthday echoing in my mind.

[@graceskerp]

My earliest memory was wrapping my teddy bear in a blanket along with a lit table lamp. I wanted to keep Teddo warm. (About 80% of human activity can be summed by "It seemed like a good idea at the time."). That stunt almost sat the house on fire. Mom checked in just in time. She was somewhat vexed. Speaking of post trauma, is the Emotional Support Demon in production yet?

[@glamrockfreddy2366]

@ Grace Skerp Sorry that I’m late! Traffic was horrible.

[@sirfloofish]

we tried to convince one of our friends, who is the minotaur in our dnd group, to cosplay his character by putting on a fursuit. it sadly didn't work.

[@YuubiTimberwolf]

As a fellow minotaur player (tho in Savage World), i recommend cosplaying minotaurs!!!

[@Kiku91]

Ooh I love when I get a chance to tell this story. Back when I was 3 or 4, I was visiting the farm where my mum grew up, and playing on the driveway. One of the steers managed to get out of the fenced area and was about 20 feet away. Suddenly my mother, who I must add was heavily pregnant with my brother, ran outside with a rope already lassoed, got the noose on the bull, and it was like a tug of war for 10 seconds until the bovine calmed down. I was just watching in awe. Also one of my favorite memories of her.

[@electrowave114]

My earliest memory, which is from when I was three years old, was crying to my grandmother and asking why my mother couldn't visit me, while I was on the phone with my mother. (The reason was that my grandmother was trying to abuse the court system to steal me away from my mother. She didn't succeed, and my mother ultimately got me back (and did well raising me), but it was still a two-year court case.) So I gained sapience right when kid-me kind of realized I was in a traumatic situation. And my grandmother wonders why I have issues.

[@YoshKnight]

I would have never though that skylanders would make people furries, but the more I think about it, the more it makes sense.

[@idiotgemr1198]

Wait what

[@rensdehaan3754]

My earliest memory is when I ate salt straight from the container, my parents decided to grab the camera insted of grabbing the salt from me. I kept eating even though I really hated the taste.

[@aliceramdom.s]

nice

[@krystalgypsy3969]

I remember eating dirt. Lmao

[@alistairmackintosh9412]

....Aaaand now you're a youtuber....

[@rensdehaan3754]

@@alistairmackintosh9412 not really

[@cvm_pharmacy]

My earliest memory was when I was ~9 months old (unsure of specific number), and they took me in for a hearing test bc they weren't sure if I could hear or not(?). It was this big dark room with a bunch of glass boxes in the walls with a bunch of different things in them. I was on my mom's lap, who was sitting on a cube in the middle of the room. Suddenly, a quacking sound sounds through the room and a box with a rubber duck in it lights up. I felt fear for the first time that day..

[@Dancing.Therian]

When I was three my first memory was my parents arguing and getting a divorce.

[@missnaomi613]

My earliest memory is learning to walk. Yes, I was in the usual age range of one-ish. I am now 50.

[@louisrobitaille5810]

12:10 I actually came up with a story similar to this a while back. Gods are extremely common beings, living in a fantasy world where magic is abundant. To make things exciting, one of them creates our universe completely devoid of magic to make things interesting. Moral of the story: it all depends on the perspective.

[@voltydragon6140]

Good point

[@gh0stofinf1nity11]

The first memory I've ever had in my life was somehow opening the door (with the child-safe cover shell things) and escaping the house with no pants.

[@ProtonTheProtogen]

My first memory I remember was wanting to take a bath, hopping in forgetting to stop the water and slept a little and also caused a lot of damage to that house

[@arabelleproductions3682]

My earliest memory was when I was still in the crib. I was trying to go to sleep and I distinctly remember staring at the fish themed wall mount that lit up the room.

[@joshjo9405]

Mine was when I woke up from a nightmare and threw up all over myself.

[@Llortnerof]

Mine was just kinda lying on some woolen blanket or soft carpet with some toys nearby. Can't even remember what i was doing.

[@elfy1284]

I just love how he cares about the viewers/watchers mental state the he tells them positive stuff and its just so sweet TvT

[@vanillathebard]

I think my earliest memory was when I watched the fuse box explode from the hallway but it didn't actually explode, only shot fire out far enough that I was terrified to ever go into that room. This was enough to traumatize me so much that I couldn't manage to go into that bedroom ever again while my mother and I lived in that house.

[@SixEared_Lotus]

My earliest memory is me just sitting in my bedroom and being very confused because everything before that moment was black

[@BlackClaws]

Let's just toss out all the stigma and let people be attracted to whomever they are attracted to. Labels are too limiting. Regardless, love your work Click Click Clickity Clack. Keep it going.

[@break_the_galaxy]

What if people want to use labels though?

[@szymongruca3068]

@@break_the_galaxy Labels arean't bad. But we should consider them guidelines more than anything. If you are using one label it can change over time as you learn more about yourself. Problem is when label is limiting your growth, or when you doesn't allow others to change their labels, because it's uncomfortable or harder for you. We all need space to experiment and learn.

[@break_the_galaxy]

@@szymongruca3068 Yes, exactly. My point is that people need to be allowed to use labels if they want to, but we can't limit ourselves so strictly to the same label or only one because people change. Labels themselves are a good thing, but we can't allow them to hold us back

[@catchara1496]

Unless it’s children…

[@mamasimmerplays4702]

Within the limits of free, informed, and competent consent, please.

[@tatiana4050]

My oldest memory is when i was like 5. There was a horse in my bathroom. His barn was next door to the bathroom and there was like half door, and he stepped through it

[@joshjo9405]

Mine was when I was 3, waking up from a nightmare where I drowned in the ocean I threw up in the crib/bed

[@ech0ing.v0id]

My earliest memory is kicking some older kid in the shin because they called me short and I'm pretty sure I was considering if I should whack them with my plush cat but decided against it, because plushie is precious.

[@lucassworldofletsplays9270]

My earliest memory is me at around age 3 standing in front of the front door of my house (which I’ve lived in for around 13 years at this point).

[@lisaseibold3751]

I‘m really glad you said that part about relaxing. I‘m currently in Isolation because I caught „it“. The first few days my Boss really stressed me out because he wanted to know when I‘ll be coming back. I had a full blown emotional brackdown because of it and wrote him an Mail detailing that I have no idea what else I could do so he would leave me alone. I was keeping to my country’s regulations and had a excuse from my doctor. I really don’t get why he stressed me so much about that. Especially because I have a co-worker how was on sickleave for about 30% of her workdays and nobody gives a fuck. While I have probably all sickdays I‘ve had in the last 3 years now at once. Sorry but I just needed to vent because it really troubles me.

[@BookWyrmOnAString]

Yeah employers are like that.

[@syrph4729]

thank you so much for this video because it helped me drown out the... fun times happening in my parents room across from mine. You single-handedly saved my sanity.

[@CosplayBuddies]

My first memory is also when I was 3 years old! My parents were still married and we lived in my childhood home, 2 storey house with very steep stairs, tbh I'm surprised we didn't injure ourselves more on them. So yeah, I remember falling down those stairs, my mom was understandably very worried, but the only thing I injured was my pinky finger!

[@TheReaverOfDarkness]

12:46 What is the furry version of Chad? It's you, Click! :3

[@RosyKitteh]

An early memory of mine was a dream I had when I was two. I dreamed that I dug up a doll in my backyard that was covered in white moths. Kind of spooky. Oh yeah, and I once dreamt I caught a bird.

[@cheesethekoala8756]

My earliest memory is being held and rocked and looking up into someone's eyes, which was unusual because babies can't hold eyecontact for a while but my parents confirmed that's something that happened

[@charlescalvinfromtriplethr9712]

I think the entire Persona series should be recreated, but the characters are all furries and it's called Fursona instead Also, the palace rulers in the Persona 5 recreation should be the anti-furs I know this isn't gonna happen but hey, there's a chance ; )

[@jaydentt]

i would love to see fursona 3 for the psp

[@charlescalvinfromtriplethr9712]

@@MagicalShiBirb They'd already be furries in the real world, so i can only imagine that they turn into Protogens but they retain their colors from the real world when entering the Metaverse

[@Weavewing]

I wouldn't be surprised if someone did that

[@mrlaz9011]

Fursona 4's shadow kanji would be... interesting, to say the least.

[@jeremygerms9312]

"I bet mine's bigger than yours"

[@bestwitch2931]

“Imagine how many Swedish meatballs you could fit on that fork” absolutely killed me 😂

[@osheridan]

"If they find this exciting, imagine how dull their lives are" *New Update: 2020!!*

[@CinderTheSkulldog]

8:35 - 8:40 I have never laughed so hard before until I saw those amazing representations... I'm clipping and keeping that

[@heyheyitsjae2475]

22:58 I saw a couple of the Hypnobrai from Ninjago in that compilation there and honestly... Fair enough

[@T--xo2uq]

My earliest memory was at some docks on the oregon coast. I looked down as a wave bulged up, gazing into the inky depths it contained, and became suddenly aware that if I went to that I would die and it would be very cold, dark, and swift.

[@ShinigamiWolf]

You love the female furries at first, and then you slowly start going for the guy furries..... wouldn't know from experience though 😏

[@gavinamos9036]

It's crazy how he gets amnesia every time he makes one of these videos. Talk about bad luck, or is it good, I can't tell.

[@planta-ray]

My earliest memories were when I was 2 and a halfish. My stepfather was doing a trust test with me, encouraging me to jump off the counter into his arms. The other one was of my mom and step dad trying to teach me how to say trashcan properly while I was riding around on my tricycle. Not sure which one was first, but they're the earliest. Also I kept saying cashcan instead of trashcan

[@tundralwhisper7345]

My earliest memory is, ironically, of the "party" my parents had for my 3rd birthday. Not even a noteworthy moment, just me standing in front of an arm chair with a neutral expression