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Questioning if my identity is the opposite gender of me; This got me thinking.
The fact that I am FTM (male) and am questioning my wolf identity being female is a little, I don’t know. Only because I’m very ‘stereotypically masculine to the point where when I first awoke I assumed I was this overly masculine black wolf.
Come to find out — my identity just may be a masculine she-wolf? And I’m okay with that!
It’s interesting that I actually don’t mind the pronouns her / she when referring to that side of myself. It feels more fitting than he/him — it’s like I automatically think of my human side.
The whole being both Wolf / Werewolf has always been comfortable for me but I never really considered that maybe being transgender can sway my kintype somehow? Especially with the Werewolf thing — it’s not a common trait for Werewolves to also change gender, that’s just not apart of our image.
He just doesn’t feel as right as she, as much as my masculine pride wants to say he haha. Though, I’m not sure. All these years I’ve always assumed my identity was male and probably still is — I just wanted to get other viewpoints.
The whole being both Wolf / Werewolf has always been comfortable for me but I never really considered that maybe being transgender can sway my kintype somehow? Especially with the Werewolf thing — it’s not a common trait for Werewolves to also change gender, that’s just not apart of our image.
The fact that I am FTM (male) and am questioning my wolf identity being female is a little, I don’t know. Only because I’m very ‘stereotypically masculine to the point where when I first awoke I assumed I was this overly masculine black wolf.
Come to find out — my identity just may be a masculine she-wolf? And I’m okay with that!
It’s interesting that I actually don’t mind the pronouns her / she when referring to that side of myself. It feels more fitting than he/him — it’s like I automatically think of my human side.
The whole being both Wolf / Werewolf has always been comfortable for me but I never really considered that maybe being transgender can sway my kintype somehow? Especially with the Werewolf thing — it’s not a common trait for Werewolves to also change gender, that’s just not apart of our image.
He just doesn’t feel as right as she, as much as my masculine pride wants to say he haha. Though, I’m not sure. All these years I’ve always assumed my identity was male and probably still is — I just wanted to get other viewpoints.
The whole being both Wolf / Werewolf has always been comfortable for me but I never really considered that maybe being transgender can sway my kintype somehow? Especially with the Werewolf thing — it’s not a common trait for Werewolves to also change gender, that’s just not apart of our image.