@Smudger:
I did the unthinkable and drew a furry character.
Kind of annoyed though as it looks way better than the non furry characters I usually draw. I don't know if to carry on or try harder at something else.
It goes against everything I've preached for the past few years. Should I fold and become a furry artist? Lol
Side note: somewhere out their is a Mexican laughing pretty hard.
I'll preface this with saying the obvious: I can't speak directly to your situation because, well, I don't know what it is.
So with that out of the way, speaking in general. People make far, far, far too big a deal about 'drawing furry', as if it's some sort of horrible sin that will stain them for life. Yes, I'm well aware of the intensely negative view of the 'furry' sub-culture, but drawing in that way does not automatically make you part of it.
Plenty of quite talented people draw furry characters for plenty of different reasons, not least among them that they simply find them easier to draw, much like you evidently do. Aside from the completely obvious examples, like say Disney, there are things such as the web comic Lackadaisy, which, while I've unfortunately yet to read myself, is by all accounts an excellent comic set in prohibition America, whose characters just happen to be walking, talking animals.
Anyway, again, I don't know your situation, and if you have some other reason for your stance, then feel free to disregard all of this. But if you're just worried about the association, I say don't let it get to you, and draw in whatever style you end up enjoying most.