Might Be A Little Too Specific But Any Tips For A Werewolfkin?

Might be a little too specific but any tips for a werewolfkin?

tips for a werewolf!

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get a lunar calendar, or otherwise track the phases of the moon!

wear torn or ragged clothes!

get eat and tail gear for when you feel more wolfish!

snack on things that you can tear with your teeth, like jerky

avoid silver!

do more and more wolfish/smudged/wild makeup as the moon gets closer to full, and more tame looks the more it wanes!

do some quadrobics!

get a moon lamp!

practice howling and growling vocals!

grow your hair out or cut it into a wolfcut!

i hope these are useful! -mono

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could i get a werewolf kin moodboard?

i’m not sure if your ok with using gore or not but can u include some? perfectly okay if u don’t feel comfy with that tho ^w^

-🦷🐺 Anon

Werewolf kin moodboard, with dark themes!

Requested by; 🦷🐺 anon

Hope this works, anon! Made a regular, gore free board, and an alt board under the cut [not super gorey, as I'm a lil uncomfy with extreme gore, but there's some blood in it so I hope that works!] let me know if you'd like any changes! :>

CW: Blood under the cut

could u do a moodboard with themes of werewolves, night, and nature? :3 for @drshrimpesquire

A werewolf moodboard, with themes of nature and night! And werewolves too ofc

Requested by: @drshrimpesquire

Hope you like it!! Let me know if you'd like anything changed :>

Concept/product art: Cryptid footies

My greatest piece of advice to anyone who’s newly awakened to being otherkin, therian, alterhuman, nonhuman, etc. is to research.

I’m not talking about looking up definitions on fandom wikis or whatever. You need to really get to know your community before even considering conversations about who “can” and “cannot” be something.

Learn about the histories of our kind.

Read essays on your peers’ experiences.

Familiarize yourself with different labels and identities outside of your own.

Open your mind to experiences not only similar to yours, but also aren’t like your experiences at all.

I’m saying this in the kindest way possible, especially to younger members of our community. I get it. I know what it’s like to come up in a space and see how discourse is given a lot of focus. There’s pressure to take a hard stance on something.

But, you just realized this part of yourself.

Please understand that zeroing in on discourse, let alone becoming a gatekeeper, isn’t the way to engage with community.

Most of all, it’s not good to dive headfirst into it without educating yourself.

Edit: Check out this thread for websites and other resources added by @monsterqueers and I, if you want places to start!