Did you ever forget to pick up your Lycanthropin before your work shift?

So a bit of an explanation on the thoughts behind this one:

He needs his Lycanthropin to help control his physical form. Without it, nothing really changes, but he does end up being more or less tuck in werewolf mode. This isn't much of a problem. he is no less himself while covered in fur, and he's not an agressive werebeast wanting to chomp down on people any more than when he's human. But he does look different, and looking "unpresentable" for work is a luxury he unfortunately doesn't have. Whil initially just a silly slice of life werewolf thing, it ended up turning into a little bit more in my head. It's kind of analogous to being told you look unprofesisonal or inappropriate for things that aren't actually either of these things (Dressing Non-Binary at work, having a hijab, or most notably being scolded for having dreads and natural hair, just to name a few examples), or even just feelign that way, since even without vocal confirmation, it is often the case. I know I never wore anything vaguely pride-related to my job at a work center cause I was worried I would be written up or straight up picked on since we did have people get teased for being gay at work.

More queerness/otherness and monster themed work. Who would've guessed?

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