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Galyo · 01-02-2017

If you ask me, there's a cleae distinction between furries and werewolves.

While most people in the fandom say that furries are animals with human characteristics, in my opinion this is actually the other way around. They walk on their hind legs like a human, dress like humans, talk like humans, and generally participate in the same social behaviours as we do. Werewolves are not like this, and are (in my opinion) a more primal state, somewhere between man and wolf, with the emphasis being on the wolf part. Most common werewolf designs reflect this by incorporating more feral wolf elements such as long claws, sharp teeth, wolf eyes, and the ability to walk and run on all fours.

01-02-2017	#599
Galyo Process Fan Join Date: Oct 2015 Posts: 67	Re: Female Werewolf needles in a haystack If you ask me, there's a cleae distinction between furries and werewolves. While most people in the fandom say that furries are animals with human characteristics, in my opinion this is actually the other way around. They walk on their hind legs like a human, dress like humans, talk like humans, and generally participate in the same social behaviours as we do. Werewolves are not like this, and are (in my opinion) a more primal state, somewhere between man and wolf, with the emphasis being on the wolf part. Most common werewolf designs reflect this by incorporating more feral wolf elements such as long claws, sharp teeth, wolf eyes, and the ability to walk and run on all fours.