Across several samples, furries and non-furries did not significantly differ from one another on measures of life satisfaction and self-esteem. Furries did not differ with regard to their self reports of physical health, psychological health, or the quality of their relationships, and were actually more likely to have a stable and coherent sense of identity than non-furries.
It’s worth noting that this lack of difference in well-being occurs despite the fact that most furries
have a history of significant bullying.