Ha HA!...the tables have turned. Now YOU are the one who must face "punishment". You can run, but you can not hide...Figarou wrote:I'd like to see it also. As a close up on a female's tush!!
Did I just say that?
*runs and hides*
..."DUCK..."...
Ha HA!...the tables have turned. Now YOU are the one who must face "punishment". You can run, but you can not hide...Figarou wrote:I'd like to see it also. As a close up on a female's tush!!
Did I just say that?
*runs and hides*
Vuldari wrote:Am I the only one who does not compare the physical sensation of shifting to an orgasm
Aki wrote:Of the aches, i think they'd be most prominent in the mouth. I have braces, and after the wire in them is readjusted and the teeth begin to move again, my mouth hurts like hell for a few days after, so, it'd be similar to that leading up to the shift.
Then it REALLY hurts...
Growing a tail might be rather painful too...
I didn't really mean to suggest that EVERYONE has been describing it that way, (though the way I wrote it did...I apologise.) It just bothers me whenever it comes up.Figarou wrote:You need to read these posts a bit more carefully. I compared it to a 1st jump out of an airplane. Not orgasm.Vuldari wrote:Am I the only one who does not compare the physical sensation of shifting to an orgasm
http://calypso-blue.com/werewolf/viewto ... =7577#7577
I am inclined to agree. Though I may not be fond of the idea, Pain and discomfort would be unavoidable. I haven't considered the mouth pain before...I shudder to think of the headache that would cause.Aki wrote:Of the aches, i think they'd be most prominent in the mouth. I have braces, and after the wire in them is readjusted and the teeth begin to move again, my mouth hurts like hell for a few days after, so, it'd be similar to that leading up to the shift.
Then it REALLY hurts...
Growing a tail might be rather painful too...
I can't imagine the spine being forced to grow and extend into a tail feeling very good either...Silverclaw wrote:Both would hurt like hell; wont be able to sit down right for a week
But the tail bone growing and stretching out would be worst I think.*whimper* Gotta love the tails though
ABrownrigg wrote:Ahhh, but a shift of that nature might release a natural (or in a werewolves case, a large amount) of endorphines. Helping to cope with the pain.
Endorphin release varies among individuals - meaning that two people who exercise at the same level or suffer the same degree of pain will not necessarily produce similar levels of endorphins. Certain foods, such as chocolate or chili peppers, can also lead to enhanced secretion of endorphins. In the case of chili peppers, the spicier the pepper, the more endorphins are secreted. The release of endorphins upon ingestion of chocolate likely explains the comforting feelings that many people associate with this food and the craving for chocolate in times of stress.
That sounds about right to me. Even to a veteran WW, the shift woud still be significantly painful. However, they would usually be too exited, focused and/or juiced up to notice.Silver wrote:So what's the majority conclusion here? Pain at first, maybe a significant amount, but counteracted by endorphines? And therefore a bit addictive like exercise?
As I have mentioned elsewhere, I'm not really a fan of exceptionally painful transformations. I do know, however, that some out there really look forward to the transformation scenes, and I would not deny them a dramatic experience.Silver wrote:So what's the majority conclusion here? Pain at first, maybe a significant amount, but counteracted by endorphines? And therefore a bit addictive like exercise?
Silver wrote:So what's the majority conclusion here? Pain at first, maybe a significant amount, but counteracted by endorphines? And therefore a bit addictive like exercise?
I like that descriptionTense. ...stiff...with aching muscles and joints all over.
Slightly light headed and disconnected from the body...numb...like that is not really your skin but something you are wearing.
Lightly nauxious with a pins and needles sensation spreading throughout the body, making all hairs stand on end...goosebumps...
...sort of twitchy...pumped...like an electical current is running through, and the sensation of every movement is amplified.
...an empty feeling...the body feels too light...too small. Just...wrong ...but it is feeling more right with each passing moment.
Exitement...anticipation... ... as if asleep untill then, but now truely feeling Awake.
...no longer numb... Burning...the touch of heat, cold, pain...returns to the body, spreading from the inside and extending outward ...pushing ...extending beyond where the body ends.
...a ghost sensation of what what could be... what should be... what will be... what is becomming...
Well, look at it from another perspective...Jamie wrote:I've always been a bit baffled by the pain that is so popular in books and movies. What causes pain, normally? When cells are damaged, they send pain signals to the nerves, or sometimes when the nerves themselves are damaged, it REALLY hurts. So, if werewolf transformations were painful, this would imply that cells were being damaged. And, since the process of changing a person into a wolf would have to subject nearly every cell in the body to the same kind of process, then a painful transformation would imply that nearly every cell in a person's body got damaged...
...or "growing pains"?...Apokryltaros wrote:Well, look at it from another perspective...
Have you ever had wisdom teeth?
While it's true that painful/agonizing transformations are commonly depicted, all of the painless transformations (in stories I've read) make me think that the lycanthrope is undergoing a total-body orgasm.Vuldari wrote: ...or "growing pains"?...
I agree with you 101% on that point Apokrylatros.Apokryltaros wrote:While it's true that painful/agonizing transformations are commonly depicted, all of the painless transformations (in stories I've read) make me think that the lycanthrope is undergoing a total-body orgasm.
Somehow, I don't find that to be terribly appealing.
...indeed...forced muscle contractions...odd physical sensations, (from "tickling" to "tearing")...nausia...Heat...shivers...Jamie wrote:...Of course, the process of transformation would almost certainly feel like something, and perhaps that something would be unpleasant in a way other than pain. I could believe that it might make werewolves feel like they were being held down and tickled all over, or like they might throw up...I could also believe that it would mix pleasant and unplesant feelings, perhaps as in alternating between feeling way too hot and feeling pleasantly drunk...
ABrownrigg wrote:
The first time someone bungee jumps, they might be scared as hell.. hence, first shift, you might expect it to hurt, its wild, the sensations are overwhelming, and so pain becomes more prevelant.
But after a while, once you get used to it.. once you've bungee jumped several times, its really quite a rush. The pain gives way to a wild undescribable sensation.