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day 361

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youre doing a good job:)

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silly werewolf transformation

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im starting to get into the punk/riot grrrl music genre, y'all got any band/artist recommendations?

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no way guys. werewolf in real life

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guyysssssss tomorrow is Halloween and I'm so excited!! It's the one night a year I can wear gear and no one will say anything!!

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i may be strange

i may be outcast

i may be different

i may not be fully human

but i am me,

and that is all that matters.

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my friends pointing me out be like:

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yo yo yo it's Wet Beast Wednesday!!

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tw: vent (abt injury in sports)

Sorry I wanted to talk about it, but didn't want to bother any of my friends or family anymore

I hate being injured in my sport. I feel broken, pathetic. All it took was one hit to the recovering injury and suddenly I'm on the floor sobbing and unable to breath. It hurts so bad, yet all I can think is how pathetic i am. Everyone gets hurt in sports, it happens; so why am I seemingly the only person affected by it. I feel pathetic and I know I'm never going to live this day down "remember how pathic it was when you barley got hit and suddenly your bawling on the floor?". Everytime I participate in my sport this is all I'm going to think about.

I hate being injured , I hate being pathetic.

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Tbh I believe that for most of us, being alterhuman isn't this crazy thing you think about daily... I'm sure that a good chunk of alterhumans don't notice/care about their identity, and don't even know that there's a word for it, because they simply associate themselves with a being and that's it?

I'm curious as to how many people just "see themselves as wolves" and never mention it to ANYONE

How many people grew up with cats and now feel as if they're part of the species themselves

How many people feel euphoria when horseback riding

Or when swimming

People that just say "yeah I really like dragons" and imagine themselves as one, feeling so beautifully connected to the idea

I believe there's a bunch of us out there who don't even know

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Hello, are you up for talk?

sure!!

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Werewolfkin culture is staring longingly at the moon while waiting for your transformation....only for it to never come..

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did anyone else struggle to accept their theriotype/kintype?

For the longest time I would ignore all the signs I am a werewolf. Id go "I can't be a werewolf, I must just be some weird wolf" for years I tried to force myself into the "wolf" box because that's what I most commonly saw, and who was I to be different?

I now know that I am a werewolf, not just a wolf and I am ok with that; but y'know, that took me a while to accept. So I was just wondering if anyone else went through something similar?

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merry monster monday fellow monsters!

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Werewolfkin culture is feeling like you're trapped in your human form, longing to be able to enjoy the forest and the moon the way youre meant to

^^^