>Apologies if this is the wrong place to bring this up, but your banner intrigued me_
>Are werewolf bioterms different to wolf bioterms or the same?_
>I ask this as a werewolf/wolfman myself whose were-body stands on a fine line between human and wolf_
>I understand that some use the phrase werewolf to mean a wolf who is not theriform not the <<mythical>> creature who shifts between forms but I didn't want to assume anything so thought to ask_
- mechanical-sunchild
Hi, thanks for the question! I personally like to describe myself as a werewolf since I experience my therianthropy on a spectrum. Some days I see myself as mostly wolf, other days as mostly human, and sometimes half and half like a kemonomimi or furry.
For me, werewolf bioterms basically means I'm ok with human and wolf terms. The hair on my head can be referred to as hair or fur. The nails on my hands can be referred to as my nails or claws, etc.
I like using a good mix of both human and wolf type terms since i like expressing both my human and animal identity! 🐾👣
