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Yes, exactly. Mlem, blep, booping the snoot, even "yiffy". But it's originated more in zoophile areas than in furry ones. Was used already shortly after 1990 in zoophile chatrooms.
But those - aside yiff - are at least non-sexual.
There are another.. 50? in terms of sexual fetishes. They are thrown around in furry scenes like "hello, good day, how's the weather?"..
Before you finished to type "weather" in one of the over18 channels, some dragon, wolf or bear would spontaneously try to knot you with his
canidae-phallus. What the heck. So much regarding the weird side of it. ?
Friendly in the forum, but not DM, ..
It's not "friendly" I assume. It's interest-based horniness trying to achieve a reaction or stimulating response through you. Like all those comments in the open forum. If you don't respond the way they request in PMs, they often insult you and threaten you for no reason other than their masturbate contest was not going to happen. ?
Still: it might "feel" good, as such I can understand why some users, no matter if males or females, are positive about it. For me it resembles quite visually the image of someone trying to chain the other one down.
As such: congratulations to the less-annoying new forum life by changing the avatar.