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In a world with anthros what do chairs look like? 

Lets make the assumption anthros make up an equal population to humans and thus market share for all things sitting. Would fully backed chairs even exist? And how would vehicle seats work for cars, trains, and planes?
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>>122723 (OP) 
>Would fully backed chairs even exist?
Why wouldn't they? idgi
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>>122726
I cant imagine sitting on your tail for extended periods of time is comfortable
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>>122728
Don't knock it 'til you've fried it.
But wouldn't you just curl it around so it runs parallel with and beside your legs then out the front? Or hanging off to the side?
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noboo cares about making chairs inclusive to tailbacks
>>122730
maybe but considering how the tail is connected to your spine it seems like it would be bad for your back
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>>122733
Sitting, generally, is bad for your back and health (or so everyone is told). That's basically how the tail bends when irl dogs/cats sit anyways.
In reality, I think the only thing that's bad for your back with regard to posture is being in a fixed position for too long (that includes "good" postures). The spine is meant to be used & flex (within reason).
>>122733
I feel as though it'd be like, a LOT more flexible than a human coccyx.
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