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by mexwerewolf
Sat Apr 01, 2006 7:16 pm
Forum: What should a werewolf be?
Topic: Psychological reaction of the newly bitten
Replies: 20
Views: 9556

I think having to leave hidden from society must be a psychological shock for most. I think a newly bitten would think "Why should I have to hide now???, am I not normal anymore??". He may even think that coming out in a hospital and showing his "disease" will make him feel better.

After all, no ...
by mexwerewolf
Fri Mar 31, 2006 12:54 pm
Forum: What should a werewolf be?
Topic: Psychological reaction of the newly bitten
Replies: 20
Views: 9556

MMM... Interesting

Have anyone made a thread about the disadvantages of being a werewolf?? Being a werewolf cannot be a win-win situation, I think something must be traded. One thing is definitely the sight (at least in the color seeing capabilities), another is being chased and if you can't ...
by mexwerewolf
Fri Mar 31, 2006 12:43 pm
Forum: General Stuff
Topic: Humor: Most inopportune time to shift
Replies: 94
Views: 32619

While meeting her parents' fiannce

While on court

While visiting a top secret government facility for paranormal research

On a job interview

Dancing in a club with your girl

Attending church

On a PETA meeting

On the school talking with your son's teacher about his bad behavior

When your ...
by mexwerewolf
Thu Mar 30, 2006 12:01 am
Forum: What should a werewolf be?
Topic: Showing the werewolf's softer side.
Replies: 225
Views: 85182

I think the fact that showing emotions at all is a way to show a softer side. Showing a WW happy, worried, embarrazed, sad, nervous and all the rest is a very good way to humanize it a bit. Using only eyes, face, posture and maybe tail, you could do a vast array of emotions that could be picked up ...
by mexwerewolf
Wed Mar 29, 2006 11:43 pm
Forum: What should a werewolf be?
Topic: Psychological reaction of the newly bitten
Replies: 20
Views: 9556

Re: The five stages of grieving: homid, glabro, crinos...

I looked to the "five stages of grieving" when I wrote my novel; I think it's a pretty plausible prediciton of how a lot of people would handle it. For those who haven't yet grieved over anyone, the "five stages" is a psychology premise that states that people who experience a loss tend to ...
by mexwerewolf
Wed Mar 29, 2006 8:45 pm
Forum: What should a werewolf be?
Topic: Showing the werewolf's softer side.
Replies: 225
Views: 85182


I also imagine the easiest way to involve humor would be in a "sitting around watching the clock" scenario.

It would be funny just seeing the WW going back and forth in the living room, with a worried look in his face and watching his wrist watch (hey, why not, they just need to adjust the size ...
by mexwerewolf
Tue Mar 28, 2006 1:40 pm
Forum: What should a werewolf be?
Topic: Stanton's Big Checklist For Werewolf Movies
Replies: 123
Views: 53096

I have an interesting visualization. If it has been done before I have not seen it. But first I would like to point out that robes of the appropriate tailoring, might be able to survive the transition without disrobing.

Now for the visualization:

A priest, having been bitten, is in his priestly ...
by mexwerewolf
Mon Mar 27, 2006 5:57 pm
Forum: What should a werewolf be?
Topic: Psychological reaction of the newly bitten
Replies: 20
Views: 9556

I will give the following scenario:

A person, not interested at all in werewolves or wolves, typical 24 year old, a good job, a collegue carreer, totally independent, active social life (never miss a party). Now this person is bitten by a werewolf, this person may not even realize it was a ...
by mexwerewolf
Mon Mar 27, 2006 5:15 pm
Forum: What should a werewolf be?
Topic: Could a Werecreature survive with only a Gestalt form?
Replies: 53
Views: 23796

A werewolf (Gestalt form) could not go to school. Even if this particular WW had a very good and even submissive personality (could not hurt a fly), he would not be accepted in any school as all parents would complain of such thing. And of course, this WW would have to be "humanized". This is that ...
by mexwerewolf
Mon Mar 27, 2006 5:03 pm
Forum: What should a werewolf be?
Topic: Trapped in Form?
Replies: 37
Views: 17162

I am thinking in the lines of a psychological trauma. What if the WW after his first shift, or after realizing the fact that he must remain hidden from society for the rest of his life, or even maybe after he has to kill a human (hunter or just someone who discover his secret). Maybe his brain could ...
by mexwerewolf
Mon Mar 27, 2006 3:38 pm
Forum: What should a werewolf be?
Topic: Werewolves and Old Age
Replies: 28
Views: 13329

In my opinion, the WW regenerative abilities should not avoid the aging process. All creatures have regenerative abilities, cells continue to duplicate and later die. The aging process is also coded in our DNA. If not, we would become like a Cancer to nature, as we would totally overpopulate the ...
by mexwerewolf
Sun Mar 26, 2006 11:49 pm
Forum: What should a werewolf be?
Topic: Psychological reaction of the newly bitten
Replies: 20
Views: 9556

Psychological reaction of the newly bitten

I could not find this topic covered in prior postings. Sorry If I am wrong.

I am thinking of what a newly shifted werewolf would go in his mind. What would be his reaction (not physical) to his shift just after it is over?

Consider a person bitten by werewolves but that managed to escape from the ...
by mexwerewolf
Sun Mar 26, 2006 11:31 pm
Forum: What should a werewolf be?
Topic: Stanton's Big Checklist For Werewolf Movies
Replies: 123
Views: 53096

This are my preferences for a TF scene:

* The TF should take between one minute and two minutes. Less than one minute could be very unrealistic, as for the amount of changes the body must endure to go from human to Gestalt or wolf. More than two minutes would be too slow to me. I think experienced ...
by mexwerewolf
Sun Mar 26, 2006 10:29 pm
Forum: What should a werewolf be?
Topic: Would werewolves be able to read in wolf or gestalt forms ?
Replies: 30
Views: 11069

In my opinion, werewolves will be able to read. Maybe in Gestalt or wolf form, he will rely more on other senses like smelling and hearing, not like humans that rely basically on sight. But the capacity to identify letters and words will be there. I don't like to think werewolves will have to be ...
by mexwerewolf
Sun Mar 26, 2006 6:03 pm
Forum: Introductions
Topic: New members.
Replies: 2154
Views: 613908

Hi. I am mexwerewolf and I've been a fan of werewolves since childhood. I just love werewolves in all type of media. I am very excited about this new movie Freeborn and have high expectations about it.

I am not a person of many words and I have always avoided the forums and groups. But I will try ...