Arlun's Werecard

From: JacenMorrel@aol.com


Human Name: David
Were Name: Arlun
Email Address: JacenMorrel@aol.com
Phenotype: Wolf
Shifting Ability: Mental-Shift (Dream-shifted twice!)
Birthdate: Jan 16, 1986
Birthplace: Oakland, California
Home Territory: Fairfield, California
Dream Territory: Nice forest on a clear night. Tall trees and a star-studded sky with a full moon. 
Physical Description, Human: 5'4''. Dirty blonde hair, blue eyes.
Physical Description, Were: Tall, dark brown/black fur. Two-legged. Slightly muscular.
Human Career: Student
Hobbies/Interests: Writing, acting, movies, video games.
Favorite Movies: The Stand, Jurassic Park, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
Favorite Were-movie: "Wolf" had a good plot, but "Howling" had the best transformation scene.
Favorite Literature: Rainbow 6, The Resident Evil books, and the Indiana Jones books.
Favorite Were Literature: Blood and Chocolate was really the only were book I read. It was good though.
Favorite Art: Not really an "art" person.
Favorite Were-art: I already said I'm not an "art" person!
Favorite Quote: "If it weren't for my horse, I would've not spent that year in collage" (ask Lewis Black.
Favorite Were Saying/Quote: "Don't ask me if I bite. I wouldn't be a werewolf if I didn't"
Favorite Personal Quote: "Is that a fact?"
Favorite Song/Band(s): Whatever I like to listen to. 
Favorite Season: Summer! Why? NO SCHOOL!
Favorite Holidays: Christmas and my birthday. Yes, it's because I'm an ego maniac
Preferred Prey: I really like my dad's beef jerky, but I would like to take a bite out of Steve Irwin...
Hunting Tips: Microwave! Or in Steve Irwin's case, just bite him when he's not looking. Teach that guy a lesson!
Preferred Method of Attack: Like I said, "Bite um when they're not looking!"
Favorite Non-Were Mythological Beast: Werewolves! Oh I forgot. Dragons are cool
Feelings Toward Vampires: My girlfriend is a psy-vamp. That pretty much explains my feelings towards them.
Feelings Toward Normal Humans: Little close-minded. Well a lot closed-minded. They just got to open up a bit 
more. Other then that, hey, some of my best friend are normal humans.

Personal Therianthropy: Ok this is going to be a little difficult since I suck at explaining stuff. Well, I've always 
been fascinated with werewolves and any shapeshifting creatures. I learned about wereism over the internet 
and finally one night I tried a mental shift. Before, I didn't really know what to expect about it, or even if it was 
really anything, but when I tried an m-shift for the first time, I felt something...It's hard to explain exactly what it 
was but there was something there. And, to tell the truth, it frightened the hell out of me. It was new and I never 
experienced anything like it. Not long after, it really became part of my life. It's hard to believe that there was a 
point in my life where I didn't m-shift. Now, it helps define who I am. 

Therianthropy today gives me a little edge I believe, because I feel something that a lot of other people really 
don't. It also sucks that I have to keep it secret. It drives me nuts. I want to tell people, but I know if I do I'll be 
the next designated psycho on campus. I have told some people about it, and that was a major relief! If I had 
to keep this bottled up for who knows how long I would go crazy!

Therianthropy as a myth? Well I don't really know how to answer it. As I see it, it's being more in touch with the 
animal world then a normal human. It's a good thing too, wereism helps you to be open with yourself and gives 
you confidence. Personally, I don't shift because of that. I shift because I like the feeling.