A "spirit" wolf?

[Quintessence]

Hmm. I suppose I wonder about the word "coy" because it has flirtatious or alluring undertones. Wolf isn't typically thought of as a sexualized creature, but it can happen (as can anything) in the otherworlds. That sexualization isn't necessarily about sex, but a proxy for depth of connection; something deeply-rooted or intense.

 

[YmirGF]

Hmm. I suppose I wonder about the word "coy" because it has flirtatious or alluring undertones. Wolf isn't typically thought of as a sexualized creature, but it can happen (as can anything) in the otherworlds. That sexualization isn't necessarily about sex, but a proxy for depth of connection; something deeply-rooted or intense.

Well, in some respects it was an "alluring temptress" but sexualization simply didn't enter the picture. There was an odd familiarity, as if, "C'mom, we're all friends here. There's no need to be shy."

 

[serp777]

It symbolizes the fact that your brain generates random imagery and then you try to assign a bunch of nonsense to it in order to explain something that doesn't warrant an explanation.

 

[YmirGF]

It symbolizes the fact that your brain generates random imagery and then you try to assign a bunch of nonsense to it in order to explain something that doesn't warrant an explanation.

Thank you for your insight.