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Staring at/howling at the moon, growling at stuff, communicating with dogs, and the like...doesn't make you a wolf...it makes you human. When you say you have "wolf ears and a wolf tail" and "claws" do you mean physically or are you referring to phantom limbs? Because it's physically impossible for a human being to have physical wolf parts and claws. Finally, it's also impossible to have a sense of hearing and smell and "enhanced agility" that surpasses that of human possibility. You are limited by your DNA in what you are and are not capable of.
I'm sure he means physical enhancements through his energy and flow. Especially since they're quite common among spiritually aware humans, and I'm sure especially so among otherkin, yes?
And, if he didn't mean spiritual limbs, he would be in a lot of medical books by now, don't you think? <!-- s

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And just a side note, it is possible for humans to have non-human parts. There was specifically a case where a man's immune system was incomplete. His body couldn't tell the difference between plant and animal cells. When he fell and scraped his knee on a tree branch when he was younger, his body began producing plant cells instead of animal ones.
There are several videos on YouTube of him, and even a couple news reports about "tree man". I remember this because after I had heard about it, I figured out exactly what was causing it within 10 minutes of solid thought, when it took the professionals 5 months to figure it out.
Seraphyna Wrote:You should use words so people know what you're talking about...and actual words at that. As Elinox said, not everyone here is a native english speaker, so in that vein, please change your signature to say "your" as "ur" isn't a word.
Actually, I've proven its quite possible to live without words. There was a time, for a full year, I had goen without speaking. 365 days, without a word to anyone, and everyone still perfectly understood what I was trying to convey.