'Cause that's exactly what you'd be doing. Are there people you could trust that deeply?
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good idea but alittle quick to reaveal your WW side dont you think?Meeper wrote:Years ago I'd have said I'd keep the secret to the bitter end, which basically means getting inescapably caught. But, that was years ago, when I could get away with that kind of attitude, trouble is it can become a trap, cutting people off from you, one that I might feel the desire to get out of.
I don't know how I'd lead up to it, but one thing I'm sure of is that I wouldn't use the word "werewolf", or "lycanthrope", or make any kind of a comparison in any way shape or form to any existing body of knowledge on the matter.
Probably I'd present what it is, as is, THIS is your old friend, I'm right here, and I'm different...this way, in the same way I'd introduce people to any other weirdness, like my inexplicable fascination with crafting knives (I just like to make them, they're beautiful to me), or having 20" biceps (or in this case, being a werewolf) doesn't mean I'm destined to become your pet bodyguard, to be accepted at face value, no more, no less. Only after I had given blunt and simple presentation of such a reality, and brow beaten the handles my intended trustee would attempt to place on it, would I go on to crack cheesy werewolf jokes and making comparisons and such. The bottom line, I'm not a werewolf, ok? I'm just another expression of life.
The Meeper.
there is another benifit she would not run away and she would help you with your fury sideScott Gardener wrote:I would tell as few as possible. If I got bit tonight, the only one I'd tell up front would be my wife. As far as everyone else is concerned, I just hate working on full moons, because "full moon shifts really get to me. Uh, let me re-phrase that."
Interesting idea, but depending how a transformation and final form turns out, that can be every bit as freaky as seeing it live, not to mention first class evidence that can be misplaced into wrong hands.lovec1990 wrote:i youst get an idea film your transformation on camera but dont upload it to pc and show him/her so they will know how you look then ask them if you could change
Meeper pretty much said it for me, and then more -- I didn't think about the 'evidence' bit!lovec1990 wrote:i youst get an idea film your transformation on camera but dont upload it to pc and show him/her so they will know how you look then ask them if you could change
would definitely stray away from performing a full transformation in front of someone as a way to reveal who/what you are. In fact, I would probably avoid it permanently -- there's no way a transformation could look pretty. If there's any one part in which you are a 'monster', it's when you're twisted, contorted, hairless, and possibly in pain. If you have enough control over your shifts, I think the best route would be subtly shifting a limb (hand, foot, maybe teeth or claws) but I think that would require an exceptional amount of skill for the 'average' werewolf and could possibly be dismissed as an insanely convincing parlor trick.
As for the final form, I would tell whoever to sit in my living room while I go to my room to 'change'. Upon completion, I would likely sidle out of the room on all fours (if bipedal), drooping my head and wagging my sunken tail submissively -- trying to seem as non-threatening as possible. I might lay at their feet or try to lick their legs; anything that makes me as much of a sweet puppy as possible. Chances are I really care about this person, so I wouldn't mind being lavish with the puppy affection. Unless that is I'm revealing myself to someone I'm seeking help from -- in which case I'd keep to the submissive gig.
purewhitewolf wrote:is this real..?????
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