About

I Feel Weird is an exploitable meme format based on a webcomic depicting a child watching Disney's animated film Robin Hood and saying, "I feel weird," as his parents, wearing furry-related shirts, high-five in the background, suggesting he has a sexual attraction to the anthropomorphic fox Robin Hood and that his furry parents are happy their son might also be a furry. The comic was purportedly drawn by artist and now-deleted X / Twitter user @threetoothcat and was reposted to Reddit in 2014 by Redditor u/evilsibe. It became the subject of reposts and edits over the following decade, becoming increasingly popularized in March 2025.

Origin

On an unknown date, likely in 2014, now-deleted X^[1] user @threetoothcat purportedly posted a one-panel webcomic showing a kid realizing he's a furry while watching Disney's animated Robin Hood, which features the titular character as an anthropomorphic fox.

The kid is seen sitting in front of the TV saying, "I feel weird," as his parents high-five in the doorway. The mother is wearing a Midwest Fur Fest shirt and the dad is wearing a shirt with a wolf head on it, suggesting they are furries and are happy that their son might also be a furry.

The art was reposted to the subreddit /r/furry^[2] by Redditor u/evilsibe on December 23rd, 2014, garnering over 570 upvotes in 11 years.

Spread

The comic garnered viral spread over the following years, becoming the subject of edits. For example, on December 27th, 2014, it was reposted by Tumblr^[3] user m4rva1n, garnering over 1,900 notes in 11 years.

On April 6th, 2016, a now-deleted Redditor posted an edit to the subreddit /r/furry,^[4] replacing Robin Hood with characters from Zootopia, garnering over 340 upvotes in nine years.

On September 13th, 2023, Redditor u/TotallyACP posted a meme to /r/MoldyMemes^[5] in which an ad for the Australian company Foxie, which features an anthro fox woman, plays on the TV, garnering over 1,200 upvotes in two years.

On March 26th, 2025, Redditor u/BlueSparkNightSky posted a version of the meme to the subreddit /r/memes^[6] in which Lola Bunny from Space Jam has been edited onto the TV, garnering over 19,000 upvotes in under a day.

Later that same day, u/More_and_More posted another version of the meme to /r/memes,^[7] this time editing Jessica Rabbit from Who Framed Roger Rabbit? onto the TV, garnering over 1,200 upvotes in under a day.

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