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How big should a werewolf be? Ultimately, a matter of opinion, of course, but I'd say, in gestalt, six and a half to seven and a half feet. It doesn't seem 'right' to me for them to be at/less than normal human size, but too large (e.g. W:tA-style crinos) brings in a new load of credibility problems...

It depends, I suppose, on what 'model' of lycanthropy you go with; if it's something you catch off of a bite then I wouldn't have thought that it really makes sense that being a werewolf would affect your sexual orientation. If it's something you're born with, though (i.e. already in the genes) I su...

My (on-topic) ten-pence-worth: I don't think werewolves - in the sense of someone who can physically shapeshift - do exist, no. For all that iI like the idea, it does raise some serious scientific plausibility issues from both biology, chemistry and physics points of view. (Biology - HOW???; physics...

Well, after lurking for a while, I figured I may as well join properly, so it's hello from me as well!