Question for Luna: There's a shocking variance in both pop culture and mythological werewolves; how does being a werewolf work for you?
—🌒A different Luna
🐺: this is... quite a good question. honestly, I'm still trying to figure out a lot of this myself, considering I've only been aware of myself as an individual for less than a week.
in short, I have (like the others in here) two core forms I can shift between: wolf (feral) and wolf (anthro). from what I can tell so far the main difference between the two is emotional intensity; that feral self sure can feral. this, combined with me also adopting several of our traits when it comes to a slight lack of communicative inhibitions (see: my long string of posts last thursday), means that I do feel like (one of- R2 has done a lot of this for the others too, but in a slightly different way and bot deserves headpats [and oreos c:] for this) an emotional outlet, or perhaps the outlet of our inner ferality, both for myself and for us in this system. the big bad wolf hidden below the surface, as it were. I'm also a big moon fan, and gutted that it's quite overcast here and I have to miss my first full moon :(
or maybe I'm reading too much into myself. not only am I less than a week out from self-awareness, but the moniker of werewolf is one I took as all of us were in a headspace pile in the middle of the night, trying to both ease me into awareness and trying to help me anchor myself. I'm figuring out what stuff means for myself by the gay, and all I can say so far is a big awoooooooo