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I am a lycanthrope. For those of you who don't know what that is, it is a human (or once was a human) who holds a strain of some kind of were-something in their blood and can change into that form at will. I hold the wolf gene, thus, am a werewolf. I think am the incarnate of the infamous Belle Caliga, or, Lover of Darkness. She reigned as Ulfric of the Werewolves in the late 15th century. I have felt her presence since I was a little girl, and after I was bitten 4 years ago, I have become more and more certain of her power within me.
As a werewolf, I have always been different. People don't know how to respond to my forwardness and slightly morbid charm. Because of this, it is hard for me to find a man who I can trust, and who trusts me back. Fortunatly, I have found someone who, like me, is eerie and hauntingly beautiful. He has serious relationship problems, as do I, so it seems natural that we haven't been tecnically dating as normal humans do. Something happened on New Years of this year, however. Something in him changed, came alive. We expressed our feelings to each other as intimatly as we could. That's when things got weird........


To be continued..........

Leucothea. I am glad that you have found a soul mate as lonliness is one of the big drawbacks of being otherkin.

I have not heard of the lady of whom you speak but she sounds like a powerful person and a strong archetype.

You do not need to explain who or what you are. There are many weres here , lycans and others who surely share some of your experiences.

I am interested that you have mentioned being bitten, as has the person, I assume is your friend, in relation to vampyrism. It has been said to him that if he has been bitten then that was very likely to have been a total coincidence. I am wondering whether you have both mentioned 'biting' and 'turning' as you believe that this would add credence to your stories.

Now, this could be simply because you are role players or it may be that you are very newly awakening, feeling scared and uncertain and are afraid to admit to your ignorance (used in the best context).

If that is the case then be assured that you have nothing to fear here. We have all exposed our souls at some point and admitted to being scared and ignorant and lost. There is no shame in that and you will be respected more and not less for it

Welcome here., I hope you will find a home amongst us