Stereotypes

I'm more than a little fed up with being stereotyped. I am a bear, a true bear.
We are not all the same!

Bear—a hairy man with a stocky or heavy-set build and facial hair. Can be clean shaven and of any age.
* Bear run—a gathering or circuit party for Bear/Cub types and their Admirers.
* Black Bear—a Bear of African-American decent or of darker toned skin
* Chaser—short for Chubby Chaser.
* Chub—a heavy set man. May or may not be a bear (Chubby bear is a common term)
* Cub—a younger (or younger looking) version of a Bear, typically but not always with a smaller frame. The term is sometimes used to imply the passive partner in a relationship.[11] Can be hairy or hairless.
* Daddy bear—an older bear, sometimes looking for a daddy/son relationship with a younger man.
* Daddy bear girl—an older bi bear, sometimes looking for a daddy/daughter relationship with a younger woman.
* Fuzzy Lumpkin—a red haired bear with a southern accent
* Grizzly Adams— a man with a typically hairy body and face who does not self identify as a bear but is attracted to bears.
* Leather bear—a bear with a leather fetish.
* Muscle bear—a muscular version of a Bear. A muscle cub is a younger or smaller, yet muscular, version.
* Otter—a man who is hairy, but is not large or stocky—typically thinner, swimmer's build, or with lean muscle
* Panda bear—a bear of Asian descent.
* Pocket bear—a short Bear.
* Polar bear—a silver- or white-haired Bear.
* Red bear—a red-haired bear. Also known as a Ginger Bear.
* Trapper —a man of smaller stature who is attracted to bears.
* Wolf—a term for Muscle Bear who is rugged outdoorsy or biker type.
* Woof—a greeting sometimes used when a Bear sees another Bear in