Werewolf lawyer - now that's a scary concept....

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WolfVanZandt wrote:

Werewolf lawyer - now that's a scary concept....

It's what I'm heading towards! Courtrooms beware!

G'luck, Shady. I'm sure we could use a lawyer occasionally.

I've probably told most of the people in my school that i'm a Werewolf and I've told my family, Most of their reactions were typical, they tend to leave me alone , some started pointing out how it would be impossible for the body to go through that kind of change, i just let em talk, my friends dont have any problem with it. The reactions from my family are pretty much the same as the first two, except for my mom, she has no problem with it.

Other than that no ones ever come up to me telling me that they're a Werewolf.

I've only admitted to a few of my close friends that I am a therian. Of course I am open about it here because everyone doenst get all freaked out if I act wolfish.

I've know I was something else ever since I was little. I had a connection to animals and nature. I would find myself sleeping by the light of the moon and turning to her for solace when I was down. I lived in a small room with a window at which I would sit by at night and gaze up at the moon. Her beauty gave me peace. Not long after that, I noticed I have a talent at howling. I acquired other things such as excellent smelling and hearing.

I didnt know what I was. I saw werewolf movies, but that didnt quite fit it. I happened to stumble upon a site where it talked about therians. So, I didnt start calling myself that up until 2 years ago.

Well, my mom's reaction, at first, was typically sceptical, till she noticed that I wasn't kidding. She later told me that it sort of makes sense to her. You see, I am part Native american, and comes from a strange family. i have a close sense of nature. As for anyone telling me, I had one friend tell me she was one ,and another one says he might be, so...

I don't feel the need to 'come out' to anyone really, very few people would be likely to understand and I don't feel the general need to broadcast it.

I still can't get my head around my self-acceptance in a way. Part of me still just wants to ignore all the blatent signs because it still feels new and odd to think of myself in that way. While it explains a lot of my behaviour, its difficult for me to accept it when I know the rest of the world thinks its wrong and strange.

Me too. I regrettably told one of my family members. They forgot after I spent a whole hour explaining it to them, and asked if I still thought I could really turn it a wolf. I said the word therian and they acted like the never heard it. It angered me, but I just don't feel the need to tell someone who it won't matter to.

My mom wouldn't care. I just might tell her in the next few weeks.

Heh. Fenrir, I call that social transparency. It comes in handy sometimes. I told one of the members of the gospel group I was in that I was a Werewolf. Less than a year later, I mentioned it and it shocked him as if I had never mentioned it.

How do you forget that someone said they're a Werewolf?

Some things, evidently, don't stick in people's minds very well.