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>First, how bad is it if you're not that really into Furry stuff?
I won't lie, it is pretty heavily furry-themed; they aren't the majority, but there are quite a bit of fursuiters and partial suiters around, and most people you talk to definitely come from the "babyfur cultural zone" so it could be awkward being asked about a sona or hearing some in-joke that doesn't make sense. I did recall seeing a few standard ABDLs there (they usually put human on the species line of their badge), but they were definitely a minority.
>Why would you choose BFC instead of CapCon?
Two main reasons; distance and culture. BFC is close enough to my location that it's ultimately cheaper to go to despite the increased ticket costs (don't need to book a hotel, get a flight, etc.). The second is more intangible, but there are a few cultural differences between babyfur and the greater ABDL sphere that renders the former more appealing, even as someone who is technically not a furry. It's difficult to explain, but basically I find that there is more of an emphasis on media and literature and somewhat less on IRL stuff (to a degree, there were definitely people doing stuff in room parties, lol). It's pretty much purely a taste thing, so I can definitely see how CapCon would be more appealing if you're not really into that sort of aesthetic.
>Have you been to KangaCon?
I haven't, but thank you for mentioning it, I think I will check it out sometime. Too far away to travel to, but it's just interesting to see ABDL cons sprout up around the world. Sorry that I couldn't provide more information.