The Werewolf Café / Werewolves, please read

LoupGarouAngel · 2007-01-24 19:58:52

*Slips out of reacho of both Sparrow and BW then runs into woods and hides behind a tree giggleing*

BlackWolfDS · 2007-01-24 21:51:40

*chases Lou*
Come out come out where ever YOU ARE!

BlueEyesWolf · 2007-01-25 03:22:55

*Coffs*

You're getting way off the topic, guys.

LoupGarouAngel · 2007-01-25 12:14:08

*Jumps back to my forum*
Were moving!

BlueEyesWolf · 2007-01-26 03:53:54

You're moving? To where?

LoupGarouAngel · 2007-01-26 19:49:38

To my forum,i'm not really moving because me loves where I live!

fullwolf · 2007-01-26 21:41:46

what happens if you have all the siigns of a werewolf and even dream about turning into one and have fangs and a lot of hair and stuff. every month i get a bad headache and my bones hurt

Siverwolf · 2007-01-26 22:19:37

fullwolf wrote:
what happens if you have all the siigns of a werewolf and even dream about turning into one and have fangs and a lot of hair and stuff. every month i get a bad headache and my bones hurt

Well, I guess whatever happens, happens. I've never had any problems with my bones hurting but rarely on accation I do have migrains that are unbarable to stand for days.
Most times if I dream of being a wolf I can't recall ever shifting in a dream. Mabe I have a time or two but I'm always already a wolf and a lot of times without even knowing it.

Siverwolf.

WolfVanZandt · 2007-01-27 01:40:16

No, I don't ever remember shifting in my dreams either. I'm always one or the other.

LoupGarouAngel · 2007-01-27 01:44:30

I have dreams of being a wolf,but I agree with the others in I never actually see the shift.As far as the aching,although this is a theroy of mine so take it in a complete opinion,I have phantom shifts were it feels as if I am shifting but i'm not.

nachoboy · 2007-01-27 03:03:45

i've shifted in dreams. man, it's crazy.

BlackWolfDS · 2007-01-27 11:41:57

I've dream shifted. The one thing I noticed was that I got closer to the ground. It was pretty cool.

Fuzzball · 2007-01-27 15:25:13

There is/was a pack of coyotes living in the woods and fields behind my mother's house. When I lived with her, I would often howl with them (the sound carried like nuthin' else). We always knew when they had pups with them because of the bursts of "yip-yip-yip-yip-yip" punctuating the adult's long sonorous notes. Others in the family were frightened when they'd wake up and hear the pack singing. I was comforted.

Hey......anyone know where I could get my paws on a recording of coyote or wolf pack sings?

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WolfVanZandt · 2007-01-28 01:03:03

Fuzzball, do a Web search on "wolf howl wav mp3", You should ome up with plenty of recordings.

Whenever I answer coyote howls, they shut up. A Werecoyote told me that I sound too much like a wolf - I don't have enough higher harmonics.

I call the situation where the body tries to physically shift a pseudo-shift. Mine are not particularly painful but extremely uncomfortable.

LoupGarouAngel · 2007-01-28 16:26:14

WolfVanZandt wrote:
I call the situation where the body tries to physically shift a pseudo-shift. Mine are not particularly painful but extremely uncomfortable.

I have this problem A LOT,I will be in class and it feels like my legs are shifting and I get really uncomfortable or my teeth ache which is worse!

Wolf Sparrow · 2007-01-28 18:41:10

*cheers* I have the same problem right now it hurts.. *cries like a little girl* Ouch...

SabreWolfGarouQueen_84 · 2007-03-18 17:56:05

I'm not one now, but i think I will be someday soons

SomeRandomKid · 2007-03-20 20:05:59

I guess I was born a werewolf, but just now found out I was one. And ya, the pains really hurt, specially around legs .

Siverwolf · 2007-03-20 22:02:49

SomeRandomKid wrote:
I guess I was born a werewolf, but just now found out I was one. And ya, the pains really hurt, specially around legs .

What do you mean about pains? Like having cramps in your leg?
Could you associate having cramps with a shift? Yeah, that would be very uncomfortable.

Siverwolf.

LoupGarouAngel · 2007-03-21 13:22:17

Phantom shifts can be painful,I can only imagine how bad a physical shift would feel,if it were real.
*Sigh*

SabreWolfGarouQueen_84 · 2007-03-21 14:21:02

LoupGarouAngel wrote:
Phantom shifts can be painful,I can only imagine how bad a physical shift would feel,if it were real.
*Sigh*

Ever heard of painful pleasure? heh That's what it's like for me. Hurts like hell, but I accept it an it feels good too *grinz*

Black_Fur · 2007-03-21 14:32:17

Yikes...

SomeRandomKid · 2007-03-23 15:44:32

I guess you could call them "cramps." Kind of feels like someone is pulling on your body, stretching it out. Very uncomfortable when your in the middle of doing something...

Fuzzball · 2007-03-23 16:37:32

SabreWolfGarouQueen_84 wrote:
Ever heard of painful pleasure? heh That's what it's like for me. Hurts like hell, but I accept it an it feels good too *grinz*

Maybe the acceptance is part of the pleasure? Pain is not as bad a thing when we do not fight to supress it.

SabreWolfGarouQueen_84 · 2007-03-24 05:53:48

Fuzzball wrote:
SabreWolfGarouQueen_84 wrote:
Ever heard of painful pleasure? heh That's what it's like for me. Hurts like hell, but I accept it an it feels good too *grinz*
Maybe the acceptance is part of the pleasure? Pain is not as bad a thing when we do not fight to supress it.

Well put Fuzzball

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