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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RangerWickett" data-source="post: 2647703" data-attributes="member: 63">One of my college friends spent four years trying to date a lesbian. He and she were great friends, but he had the hots for her, and she . . . was a lesbian. Named <a href="http://www.ryanartists.com/talent/female_talent.htm" target="_blank">Alesia</a>.Flash forward four years, and this woman is a voice actress for video games, and a body model for a few of the female characters in Enter the Matrix. And she also is one of the voice actresses for the female fox character in the latest StarFox series of games.One day, in a bout of googling my friends, I found this:<a href="http://forums.starfox-online.com/viewtopic.php?p=27085&highlight=&sid=2c794a6ff9ebca41f1bb30b5999788bc" target="_blank">A fan site.</a>[hq]Warning. This site is Grandma friendly, but only because Grandma wouldn't understand what these people are so interested in.[/hq]I don't have a problem with furries. I have some pretty odd habits myself (Here's lookin' at you, Nothingland). But when people choose a pixelated blue fox over someone who looks like Alesia, I have trouble making sense of the world. Sure, they aren't wasting four years chasing after a woman who'd never be interested in them. But they're obsessing about a person who doesn't exist!</blockquote>