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My tracking collar! This was a late Christmas present from my mate I received a few weeks ago.
I'm ecstatic to finally have my own tracking collar, I have envisioned myself in one pretty much since I discovered my coyote type some number of years ago. Most of the art I draw depicting my coyote-self features me wearing a tracking collar. To have it finally be a real item that I can see and feel the weight of around my neck is very euphoric. rrrf!
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It's really no surprise it took me as long as it did to figure out I was coyote and not just coastal wolf lol. I was just living in orange tinged small(er) wild western canine soup for a bit with not a clue in the world
Have been pretty consistently wolf for about a week or two now. Not entirely sure what brought this on, usually this time of year I'm still heavily coyote and strong/long-lasting wolf shifts don't begin until the weather starts to change at the end of August. I suspect it may be in part due to stress and particularly bad burnout about being around humans, wolf brings on lots of protective, reclusive, really-bad-at-cohabitating-with-humans behavior and I'd been feeling pretty off in that a way around the time the shift became noticeable. Trying to take more time to recharge and be alone in my den in hopes it will help the anxiety
Have recently started journaling in hopes that I'll be able to better track shifts, behaviors, and feelings. So far it's been functioning almost as an observational log book for myself lol. I find myself writing my behaviors and feelings down referring to myself in third person a lot especially with my canines. Will probably post excerpts from it here and there :0)
Are there any werewolves out there that would be down to share how they accepted/came to terms with being a werewolf?
I’m fairly certain I am a werewolf, but I have this guilt around the identity for a while, it has made it hard for me to accept that I am one. I’ve had what I can only describe as werewolf feelings, urges, and shifts off and on for years, but have kind of forced myself to ignore them due to the anger and intensity that comes with them. I have no issues maintaining control over my feelings of course, but I can’t help but feel guilty for having such a high prey drive or thinking violent things.
I also have a lot of species dysphoria surrounding being a werewolf, it hurts a lot knowing I’ll only be half of what I should be, knowing that I’ll never be able to transform. Tips on managing that grief would also be greatly appreciated.
Edit: removed a community label that was on this post for some reason (no clue how that happened, this isn’t “mature content” thx tumblr lol)
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Been a while since I’ve chatted here.. I’d like to get back to it but I just don’t have the drive for more thought out articulated posting right now. I may just start popping in and posting little updates if anyone would be into that. Stuff like recent shifts or (nonhuman) things I’ve noticed going about my life :P we’ll see!
Just saw some terf blog using the therian tag being absolutely asinine abt trans people and nonhumanity GOO away terfs die challenge
