Hamsterphilia

Does an affinity to hamsters usually indicate a fondness for all
rodents? Are there any valid or fake generalizations to be made about
hamster-people as contrasted to dog-people or cat-people?

Greetings;

That's an interesting thought. Do you think that maybe it's the small size
of hamsters that makes them appealing?

Sincerely,

Bruce Atchison - author of Deliverance from Jericho (Six Years in a Blind
School) and When a Man Loves a Rabbit ((Learning and Living With Bunnies).

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I'm a hamster-lover and yes in fact I do love rodents. They are my favorite
Order of beasts. I like squirrels, capybaras, hamsters, rats, mice... all
of 'em.

I think it's their cute faces and fur and feisty nature. They are neat
animals.

My sentiments exactly--- but never kiss a porcupine. You must be
strong and control your urges.

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1 31st October 22:54 dgf60453 External User Posts: 1	Hamsterphilia Does an affinity to hamsters usually indicate a fondness for all rodents? Are there any valid or fake generalizations to be made about hamster-people as contrasted to dog-people or cat-people?

3 31st October 22:55 twug storn External User Posts: 1	Hamsterphilia I'm a hamster-lover and yes in fact I do love rodents. They are my favorite Order of beasts. I like squirrels, capybaras, hamsters, rats, mice... all of 'em. I think it's their cute faces and fur and feisty nature. They are neat animals.

4 31st October 22:55 dgf60453 External User Posts: 1	Hamsterphilia (twug) My sentiments exactly--- but never kiss a porcupine. You must be strong and control your urges.