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Before modern times, people would not wander in the wild because of the fear of animal predators. Wolves are, or were, the chief predators of many ecosystems around the world. But today, we only see wolves in zoo. People have hunted them to the brink of extinction, destroying its ecosystem.
Today our main worry about wolves is that there aren’t enough of them. Now scientists have begun careful programs to reintroduce wolves into some areas, such as a highly publicized and controversial effort in Yellowstone Park in America or Pyrenees in France.
Because the wolf remain a strong symbol that plays on both sexuality and bestiality, recent movies such as ‘Twilight’ have enacted a new trend of lycans or lupus packs among teenagers. However, the werewolf subculture is nothing new and has been part of the larger therianthropes community of people who believe they actually (spiritually or physically) shift into animals.
Lately, many Christian newspapers have strongly reacted a the new trend of ‘werewolfism’ that followed Twilight ‘New Moon’. Like any other group, the werewolf subculture is made up of like-minded people that collectively deal with the same fears, hopes, and dreams. The subculture is sometimes confused with the vampyre subculture but is based on different … Read more
As with vampires, there’s a sexual element to werewolves. While vampires tend to be smooth and sexually charged, the typical werewolf is hyper-masculine. He is exceptionally muscular, exceptionally hairy and exceptionally violent. Werewolves are showing up in romantic fiction nearly as much as the vampire. Depictions of the werewolf in modern and popular culture have … Read more
In many stories, a man becomes a werewolf because of some sort of excess. His behavior may be too rough, or he may, by the standards of the community, be sexually deviant. These traits may have even caused the word ‘werewolf’ to apply to human behavior. In the 16th century in Guernsey, one of the … Read more
In werewolf movies and werewolf literature, werewolves are often depicted attacking their victims for the sheer joy of the slaughter, the ripping and biting at the flesh, tearing at the jugular vein with claws or fangs with surhuman strength. The werewolf is the rage personified that the main character of a story is letting out … Read more