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Input: Yes, you read that right.

I've been running a dnd campaign since the beginning of last semester with some friends of mine at University. Unfortunately, some of those friends couldn't be here with us this semester, so we were looking for people to replace them so we could have a reasonable number of people for the campaign.

So me and my two remaining players are in recruitment mode. We'll call one of these players A.

Myself, A, and the other friend all manage to find one person each to join the campaign; that's a little more than I was hoping for (I just wanted enough regular players that it did not feel like I had to cancel if one person didn't show), but it'll work.

So, it turns out the person that A invited is a furry, and, I'm not gonna lie, it's makes me really uncomfortable. They wear cat ears and stuff all the time (from what I can tell), have some sort of sona thing on their lanyard, and unironically type and say things like "owo".

I recognize that this is me just being a bit prejudiced because they're not hurting anyone, it just makes me feel weird, and I have no doubt that I would be an asshole if I were to ask them not to be in the campaign just because of a lifestyle choice I'm not used to, but I feel like A should have at least asked us if we would be comfortable with someone like this in the game, you know?

Not only that but A seems to be a inconsiderate in general these days. He was late to both sessions so far, he invited his girlfriend (who I have met before, she's not a player) to spectate the game (which was in my apartment) without even asking. He has even asked twice now about extra people being added to the campaign after I initially said now (5 players is enough, thank you).

I don't know I feel like this could just be me overreacting and A just being a bit rude, or maybe neither of us are assholes and I'm just worried too much. Either way I have no idea what to think, so I thought I'd leave it to you guys to decide.

being uncomfortable with a furry in my dnd campaign