Wolf Culture!

• Tell me what wolf culture is to you! • ▪︎ Only asks related to Wolves specifically will be posted ▪︎ DNI - zoos/proship/maps/radqueer/discourse centered blogs

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Wolf culture is thinking you'll sleep alone only for your unruly packmates to invade your den (and you let them)

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Wolf culture is not only preferring night time, but being invigorated by it.

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Wolf-culture-is wishing you can see in the dark

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Wolf culture is biting the hand that fed you.

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Wolf culture is not having the same vast range of expression that domesticated folks do because you're wild, but also being misunderstood as being irritated, bored, or annoyed when in neutral moods because of it.

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Wolf culture is a search history with 20 different variations of "is raw meat edible", "safe raw meat dishes", "how to make raw meat safe", etc

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Wolf culture is having the urge to dig so many holes

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Disabled wolf culture is feeling bad about having to stay behind when your pack mates go out on a hunt. (Grocery shopping)

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Wolf culture is REALLY liking wolfquest and making a wolf as close to you as you can get it so you can play as yourself

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CL wolf culture is being terrified to go to the hospital and shifting a lot when you're there

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Wolf culture is awooooowooowooooooooo

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Wolf culture is (for me) feeling like an outsider because I am that one wolf who travels alone most of their life... I feel no need to dedicate my whole life to my pack, I would rather be independent and explore!

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can any canine kins also submit?

Example, could I say "Canine kin culture is" without it being particually wolf related?

Hi, the short answer is no, this is specifically for wolves/werewolves.

The blog @caninekin-culture-is already does cater to what you're looking for. I wanted to make this blog to share and connect with other wolves specifically.

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Wolf culture is enjoying the cold weather because it reminds you of hunting with your family during the winter and feeling the wind brush against your fur

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Wolf culture is not being ashamed of showing your pack affection and wanting emotional intimacy. Wolves don’t feel shame, and neither should you! 🐾

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Wolf culture is going "AWOOOO-OOH" every time a song goes "OOOH-OOH"

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getting VERY excited for the super moon >:3

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