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I'd say that we would first need an ironclad definition for 'horror' before we can decide whether werewolves need such elements or not.
By definition, 'horror' means an overwhelming, sickening sense of fear. But not all people are afraid of the same things. Like, well, werewolves. Most people on ...

Dude! Awesometastic!
There's a handful of those that I would kill for, but... this darn student budget...

In many native cultures, many different animals were considered borderline divine themselves, like the native american animal totems.
For example, only a couple centuries ago, it was common here in Finland to call bear by some pseudonym, because it was though that if the bear heard its real name, it ...

What makes you think "HE"? Or SHE... The ultimate is beyond gender, just as it is beyond conception. Gods are the faces we put on the ultimate.
*wags a finger* Ah, ah, ah! Right back at'cha: What makes YOU think you're right? Got proof? :wink:

Is there really only one single 'higher power' (not ...

In school choir, we sometimes did little 'voice-exercises', where we picked a single syllable, and then sang some simple little tune using that one syllable instead of the actual lyrics. ('Twinkle Twinkle Little Star' was one of the favorites)

We even tried it with howling once or twice. Now that ...

I've more or less given up on trying to put my beliefs into words.

And I'm up to HERE with people who like to say they know exactly what makes one a therian. (no offense to anyone)

No matter what one says they're bound to find someone who says: "That's not how it works for me." Especially on the ...

There are quite a few diseases that are specific to only one species of animal. And there are also diseases that affect humans, but not animals.

I recall a book in which it was said that if one wanted to become a werewolf, eating the brains of an animal killed by a wolf was a sure way to do it. So ...

Pretty cool. But there's still nothing that goes straight to my inner fluff like 'Coyote Run' by Coyote Run.
http://www.coyoterun.com/Music/CR/CoyoteRun.mp3

...Brother wolf, sister moon, lust for life we long
Stars to guide us, light our path, we roam in numbers strong
Never slow for weakness, as ...

*Were Name, Nickname OR Pen Name: Merrypaws
-Alias if any: -
*Species: Werecoyote
*Age: 20-ish
-Special Abilities or Powers -
*Height: 5'4"
-Weight: -
*Fur/Skin Color(s): Grey/sandy brown
*Eye color: Gold
*Stance: Digitigrade
*Personality/Characteristics: True to her animal side, she's cautious ...

'Other'

I belong to the school that likes to think that both humans and normal wolves can become werewolves, so I'd say it's whichever form the person has been born in.
And, because someone is bound to ask, I think that a cub from werewolf parents wound be born either as a human or a wolf ...

You said it. I hardly recognize the place...

1) What I am: Coyote. (No Wile E. jokes, please.)
2) Favorite werewolf movie: Eh, haven't seen that many which I even liked. 'Wolf' starring Jack Nicholson was pretty good. "The wolf is not evil unless the man he was was evil." or something like that.
3 ...

*weep*

I soooo want one of those! Didn't get the pendant or anything either.

But just thinking how hard (read: expensive) it's gonna be to get mine shipped to Finland.

In one book I read it said that the curse could be lifted by death or hitting the werewolf three times on the forehead with a stick. (No kiddin'.)

The death part is a bit of a two-edged sword, however, for many sources claim that people who die as werewolves very easily turn into vampires after ...

I absolutely cannot stand when a person comes to the forums pretending to be a werewolf, and tries to force their opinions on us as fact ...that's a massive insult to all of us, and it's damned inconsiderate.
Yoo can get into those types of arguments outside the great and far reaching Net, too ...

I did have a little growth spurt pains, but nothing that would distract me too bad.

Generally, I'm with the school that says shifting might be a little painful, moreso if you try to fight it, but mostly it would just feel weird.

Weird. I could'a sworn I already replied to this topic.

Anyhowl, therian, yes. Coyote, to be excact. Been a-were for some... *counts with fingers* ...five years now.

I like. Both of them.
Hard to say which is my favorite, both have parts from my ideal werewolf.

Pandora - Trust Me

Living by a lake has its advantages... :D
But really, here in Finland the temperatures are seen a little differently. Around here some, oh... 75 degrees fahrenheit is when we start talking about heatwave, and if we hit 85 you start hearing stories how so-and-so fainted in her workplace yesterday ...

You guys should take a look at this site:

www.otherkin.com

And be aware: the people on that site are serious, and won't tolerate people claiming werewolves don't exist. And like I said, its not a bullsh1t-site.
Actually, that isn't as bad as it could be. It doesn't even really contain that much ...

Earliest memory...
I was at my grandma's, I got no idea what age I was, but I could just barely walk and was learning to talk. I was walking towards the front door, when grandma asked me where was I going. I pointed at the door and tried to say "There," and then I was mad with myself 'cause I couldn ...

I voted for therian.

Though depending on your definition of furry, yes, you could describe me as one of those, too. Generally though, 'furry' carries more negative package than 'therian', and I find more solace in the latter term, so theri it is.

I' wouldn't find this half as funny is I hadn't had last glass of wine.
But, as it is...

Awww, slam. Only gives a broken vid symbol to me.

If you want feedback, I'd recommend posting this at Werenation , which, I can say from personal experience, is one of the more helpful and open minded communities out there. I've met people with all kinds of stories and beliefs over there, and gotten plenty of help to my own spiritual problems.
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