...Get them what?  Or how?  :\

Sentinel wrote:

I am not sure if that feeling has anything to do with this, but the feeling was going on this entire time, and intensely.  The longest I had had the feeling before was maybe an hour, and this had lasted for days and the strength of the other feelings paled in comparison.  Somewhat regaining some sanity, I drove to a desert that was a few hours south, found a rock outcropping to lean against about duck, and transformed.  It is strange.  It does not hurt, or feel good, simply strange and somewhat uncomfortable.  My skin split and sort of unfolded as I grew and changed.  I felt a  rush of adrenaline, but not with the other sort of neurochemical induced feelings I had before, but rather the exasperated yet alert and good feeling from heavy running.  I sat there for a long time, feeling a lot better only because most of my anger had subsided.  I have never really fret about it much.  It was not that upsetting, and I am still myself.  I do not have the sort of one time rage I felt then, or at least can keep it under control.

Interesting.  Most of the shifts we see in movies and such are wrathful.  Of coarse, popular entertainment always tells the straight-up truth and never exxagerates.

Last edited by Fuzzball (2007-11-13 17:51:32)

i am one i got biten over the summer when i was staying at my uncles house.

Hmmm, interesting, yes please elaborate.

Im a dream shifter, my soul shifts but alas, i cannont. But my body is therian along with my soul, I have six canines along each side top and bottom. My eyes are always "odd" from what im told, "Always looking". My ears move very wierd like when someone enters a room, my ears will move toward where they entered, it tickles and feels cool. So really whats inside will come out, just not as much as you would like to, and sometimes more then wanted

mmhm

Probably because humans do not have swivel-ears.

marwolf wrote:

When you mentioned your ears moving, that piqued my interest.  I am sure that many have the ability to wiggle their ears as this Wiki article explains: http://www.wikihow.com/Wiggle-Your-Ears

I've always had the ability for as long as I can remember though the rest of my family does not. When someone enters a room out of my field of vision, I always "prick" up my ears and "turn" them in the direction of the person.  It feels to me as if I am actually turning them in the direction of the person, but in the mirror they simply are moving vertically up and down.

yeah I get the same thing with my ears...

also, I can actually get the cartilage above my earlobe and around the entrance to my ear canal to actually fold a bit... not just the entire ear....

I'm pretty sure that's not the same muscles responsible for ear-wiggling, seeing as my ears don't wiggle but rather parts of them move individually when I do this......but I'm sure I got that from my dad's side of the family because he can do the same thing, and we both have this extra "tab" of cartilage along the upper edge of each ear.

Having grown up with cats and observing their reactions, it seemed natural.

I welcome the idea.

Yeh -- tongues are slippery and difficult to keep ahold of.

Then they're all mushy and sticky.  Yuck.

I like peanut butter and honey.

Howlitzer wrote:

Fuzzball wrote:

Yeh -- tongues are slippery and difficult to keep ahold of.

not if you feed them peanut butter first

Or...

*Points to Fuzzball holding my tongue*

This cat got my tongue! Leggo, Fuzzball!!