I can completely understand your point! For me, it's more a reflection of when I got into the fandom in the early 90s, I didn't have much access to furry content except artwork, and there was a lot of cheesecake. There were furry writers but I didn't know how to find their material. At the time, instead of character poses, I was hoping for things with more narrative complexity, which I sometimes got out of reading the stories that appeared in the Yarf! fanzine. There was a period when I felt very frustrated about it. At the same time, there was a selfish element - like the fandom should automatically deliver preferred content to me, not understanding in my younger days that how fandoms work is that if there's not enough of what you want, you have to get off your duff and do it yourself (or pay someone to make it), and I wasn't doing that.
I can completely understand your point! For me, it's more a reflection of when I got into the fandom in the early 90s, I didn't have much access to furry content except artwork, and there was a lot of cheesecake. There were furry writers but I didn't know how to find their material. At the time, instead of character poses, I was hoping for things with more narrative complexity, which I sometimes got out of reading the stories that appeared in the Yarf! fanzine. There was a period when I felt very frustrated about it. At the same time, there was a selfish element - like the fandom should automatically deliver preferred content to me, not understanding in my younger days that how fandoms work is that if there's not enough of what you want, you have to get off your duff and do it yourself (or pay someone to make it), and I wasn't doing that.