Abrahm Wolf's Werecard

Reply-To: robertl@dad.bgsu.edu

Human Name: Robert L. Clark, II
Were Name: Abrahm Wolf
Phenotype: Werewolf
Birthdate: July 7, 1976

Birthplace: Toledo, Ohio
Home Territory: My home address is in Toledo, Ohio. However, during college, I live on campus at Bowling Green State University.
Dream Territory: A world free of ignorance and stupidity

Physical Description (Human): 6'2" tall and 215 lbs. (athletic build), black hair, dark brown eyes. I also wear eyeglasses, even though I can see just fine without them.
Physical Description (Were): Large, bipedal wolf, with white fur on torso and gray fur everywhere else.
Human Career: Full-time college student with part-time employment
Hobbies/Interests: Music (playing guitar, piano, drums, singing, and writing songs), exercising (mainly weightlifting), some sports (football, basketball, billiards), computers, video games.
Favorite movies: Balto, DragonHeart, some Disney stuff ("Beauty and the Beast" and "The Lion King"), and most Anime (especially "The Ringing Bell," "Ushio & Tora" OAVs, Go Nagai's work, and A.D. Vision releases).
Favorite Were Movie: The Howling (I)
Favorite Literature: Shakespeare, most plays
Favorite Were Literature: Stories about werewolves and other big, furry beasties.
Favorite Art: Most Anime-style artwork.
Favorite Were Art: Pictures and drawings of other weres
Favorite Saying/Quote: "You were almost entertaining." --M. Bison, from Street Fighter Alpha II
Favorite Were Saying/Quote: "You'd be wise to reconsider; it'll hurt you a lot more than me"
Favorite Personal Quote: "Guitar is good for you."
Favorite Song/Band(s): No favorites, and no rap or country music, either. However, I'm almost always listening to ALICE IN CHAINS.
Favorite Were Song/Band(s): None, since there aren't any were-bands. However, that's not to say that there won't be any.
Favorite Season: Autumn (I like wearing semi-heavy clothing)
Favorite Holiday: No favorites here. I'm usually working during holidays.
Favorite Food: Pizza, and Sunny Delight by the gallon!

Preferred Prey: Beef, poultry
Hunting Tips: Stay calm...the second you panic is the second you die!
Preferred Method of Attack: Slow and strategic, but the element of surprise is also effective!
Favorite Non-Were Mythological Beastie(s): Dragons
Feelings Toward Vampires: I have nothing against them...
Feelings Toward Normal Humans: Humans can be quite ignorant. However, there are a few that aren't, and I'm proud to call them friends.

Personal Lycanthropy

My lycanthropy has always been with me. However, I did not realize how important it was until later in my life.

I suppose it all started during my freshman year of high school. Things were not really going well for me, then; my grades were poor, my parents had gotten divorced, and I was having all kinds of emotional problems.

Needless to say, I'd barely made it through that year. What was so ironic about this, though, was that I KNEW I could do better all of the time. Failure was (and still is) something that I've had much difficulty dealing with.

During the summer after that school year, I tried to get help from just about anyone who would have offered it to me--psychologists, guidance counselors, other family members, close friends, etc. Despite their willingness and efforts to help, I felt that nothing had worked, and I became more frustrated and desperate with each unsuccessful attempt.

To make a long story short, I eventually gave up on seeking outside help, and I tried to remedy my problems alone. It was then that I found the wolf inside of me. It came to me in my dreams, almost guiding me in my times of need.

After that, I thought I was completely insane ("C'mon, you actually think you're a... *giggle* werewolf or something?"). However, I was probably more aware and alive than I realized. For some unknown reason, the dreams and thoughts persisted, and through them I was 'reminded' of who (and what) I was. Those feelings existed years ago, and they continue to today.

My life was completely changed after this--my academic performance dramatically improved (enough to help me get into college), and I was no longer an "emotional wreck." From those days onward, I was able to approach everything I did with confidence. I owe much of my success to myself, especially my lycanthropy. After all, it was my own soul that helped me when I needed it most.

My association with the wolf is purely spiritual. As a werewolf, I envision myself as a large, bipedal wolf. Though I have a strong desire to physically become that animal, I lack the ability to do so. Aside from the occasional howl and growl and 'wolf clothing', I am a human being with some 'human interests'. However, I believe my soul to be of both wolf and human, and it is that which keeps me alive with strength, confidence, and hope.