Wolfen Afterparty

1. #1selective

   Keys: knotting, knotted, knot

   When used in reference to a penis, this means a bulbous glande at the base of the penis which swells after insertion into a partner, preventing removal of the penis and the leakage of sexual fluids. Characters with a knot on their penis often require stimulation on or behind their knot to orgasm, requiring them to fully insert, or "tie", with their partners to be able to cum.

2. #2selective

   Keys: flaring, flared, Flare

   When used in reference to a penis, a "flare" is the blunt, flat tip of an equine penis. At orgasm, it swells, or 'flares', to trap seed inside the mare, becoming extremely wide. Unlike a "tie" with a knot, a flare usually does not prevent withdrawal of the penis, though it may still be painful if withdrawal is initiated too soon.

3. #3selective

   Keys: tying, tied, tie

   In the context of sex using a knotted penis, a "tie" is initiated when a knot is fully inserted into an orifice, causing the knot to swell. A tie can last anywhere from twenty minutes to over an hour, during which time, typically, the orifice in question is being thoroughly inseminated. Removal of the penis from the orifice before the tie is over and the knot deflates is often extremely painful, if not outright impossible. Feral beasts with a knot may swing a leg over their partner, ending up ass-to-ass with them, as their orgasm proceeds -- anthros usually do not do this.

4. #4selective

   Keys: medial ring

   A medial ring is a slightly thicker band of flesh around the circumference of an equine penis, providing additional stimulation. Usually located around two thirds of the way down the shaft.

5. #5selective

   Keys: sheath, sheathed

   A penile sheath is a fleshy, soft covering that protects a penis, often covered in fur, and very similar to a foreskin. The phrase "big things come in small packages" applies, as while a large sheath can and often do indicate a large member, even smaller sheaths can hide surprisingly large members inside when flaccid (especially in the case of equines).

6. #6selective

   Keys: barbs, barbed

   in the context of a penis, barbs are often soft, backwards facing fleshy nubs on a penis that provide additional stimulation to both partners. Barbs may be painful for the receiving party if they're large or rigid enough, or they may be pleasurable for both if they're smaller or less rigid.

7. #7selective

   Keys: hemipenes, hemipenis

   Two reptilian penises, side by side or (rarely) on top of one another. Sometimes smooth, sometimes knotted, sometimes ridged and bumpy -- but always two of them.

8. #8worldselective

   Keys: world, society

   In this world humans, furry(anthropomorphic mammal creatures) and scaly(anthropomorphic reptile creatures) coexists together. Technology, medicine and science at the same level as real world. Society went through all the same stages as the real one but has a completely different history. Earth in same state as now days in reality, but geographical objects have different names.

9. #9pregnancyselective

   Keys: pregnancy, birth, sex, inherit traits, fertility

   Any human race, furry species and scaly species can have sex with each other and females could get pregnant. Child inherit specie/race from mother. Child also can inherit father traits like colors of skin, fur, hair, eyes and etc. Also amount of fur/scale on body of the child may be more or less depending father’s race/species.

10. #10furryselective

    Keys: furry

    Anthropomorphic mammal creatures covered with fur.

11. #11scalyselective

    Keys: scaly

    Anthropomorphic reptile creatures covered with scales. Anthropomorphic cold-blooded species: lizards, snakes, crocodiles, alligators. Anthropomorphic warm-blooded species: dinosaurs. Lay eggs, but breastfeeding like creatures covered with.

12. #12dinoselective

    Keys: dino, dinosaur

    Dinosaurs survives only in anthropomorphic form and there are significantly fewer of them than others scaly species. They lived apart from other species for a long time, but now lives together. Carnivore dinosaurs having bad reputation among people and furry because of successful hunting on them for a long time.

13. #13glacialselective

    Keys: glacial, ice-age

    Anthropomorphic mammal creatures covered with fur that survived ace-age for example such as sabretooth tigers and mammoths. They continue to live separately from other species and their populations are very small. They live in remote places in the north, but sometimes some of them move to big cities. Ace-age animals survive only in anthropomorphic form.

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