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posted a year ago Dragon and werewolf enthusiast | Support me with Shinies!

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obrero ~obrero

a year ago

Wow! a great tidbit of information about werewolves given by Scott how to raise werewolves until adolescence.
Roshea great information about the natural reproduction of werewolves.

hughie522 ~hughie522

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a year ago

Nice. I feel like the teenage years would be the worst time to let a werewolf "off the leash".

I think that was literally the plot of the webcomic Peter and the Wolf. Not, "Dad, I've got my girlfriend pregnant," but, "Dad, I've turned my girlfriend into a werewolf."

Roshea ~rosheatfreak

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a year ago

That's a good point you make, that teenagers can have volatile emotions... that being said, most teens won't have a meltdown in a grocery store, theatre, restaurant, etc. because they don't want to appear childish. They tend to bottle up those strong emotions and let them out in private

hughie522 ~hughie522

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a year ago

Fair enough ;).

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