Google to find the book...FANTASTIC BOOK. Yes, there is a "Wolfen" book.

Sure, a vampire...
1)...is more capable of demonstrating "class"...in what he wears, his demeanor, his speech; he/she is more "human" that way...
2)...looks human.
3)...can seduce.
However,
1)...can a vampire "wake up with wood"? And I'm not talking about his coffin!
2)...is cold. Hey, he/she/it is D-E-A-D!
3) A vampire may stink like a dead body. What if he/she/it FA**ED? Imagine the smell!
4)(You)"EWWW...THAT'S COLD! IS THAT A POPSICLE IN YOUR POCKET, OR ARE YOU JUST GLAD TO SEE ME?"
NOW, A WEREWOLF...
1)...would give you love by humping your leg.
2)...would roll over onto his back so you could rub his tummy.
3)...the postman would NEVER, EVER put JUNK MAIL into your mailbox, ever again. In fact, your mail service may be suspended entirely.
4)...Michael Vick would pay you an ungodly sum of money to acquire one of THOSE! PIT BULLS, BEWARE!
5)...you could always be confident in your werewolfs' ability to sniff out bad character in a new boyfriend. In fact, ALL OF THEM would be discerned as "bad" by your pet werewolf...and would be eaten.
Just a little reality applied to an unreal myth.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED WEREWOLF MOVIE:
"Wolfen", with Albert Finney...an oldie, but a goodie!!!

"THE WOLFMAN" WITH DEL TORO WILL ROCK!!!
OSCAR! OSCAR!
(Anthony Hopkins to del Toro, who is standing before him, covered in blood...): "You've done terrible things, Lawrence, terrible things!"
AAWOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!

...and Kate Beckinsales' little leather-clad "camel toe" doesn't hurt a bit, either!

I do admit that Meyer writes very well...

NOW I REMEMBER THAT CAMPY-A**ED WEREWOLF MOVIE (thanks, BonnyMiss...)!!! "THE HOWLING"!!!

Let us all endeavor to find a profession where we no longer have to LOOK FORWARD TO FRIDAYS!!!
CAN I GET AN AMEN???

Over the years, it has seemed difficult for producers to make a werewolf movie without making it campy. That is, until the "Underworld" movies. I'm looking forward to seeing "Wolfman"...a very, very dark film apparently. Also, no one involved in production seems to have forgotten that a werewolf is not an animal, but a DEMON. In the trailer, when he was strapped down in front of all those gentlemen, check out the tongue which snaked out...very demonic-looking!

By your choice of smiley, I suppose vampires turn you on?

OH YEAH!!! Hey, seen the trailer for "Wolfman", with Benicio del Toro? That one is gonna rock!

Stephanie Meyer so trashed the vampire mythology...making it "girl-friendly". Good for her, as she's rich now, HOWEVER...
1) Vampires who can walk in the day? Ever heard of ultra-violet radiation? Gimme a break...
2) Again..."sparkly" vampires? Was Meyer indeed thinking of diamonds when she came up with this one?
3) Vampires with no fangs? Huh?
4) Vampire-squirrels, impressing their mate by scurrying up tall pine trees? SAVE YOURSELVES! THROW THAT ATTACKING VAMPIRE AN ACORN!
5) Some girl, all hung up on her looks: "My eyes change color, depending upon what color I'm wearing!" Edwards' eyes changed color. WHAT IF HE WORE A PINK SHIRT? WOULD THAT HAVE MADE HIM A TRUE, ALBINO VAMPIRE, LIKE A WABBIT?
The greatest vampire movie I've ever seen: "Thrity Days of Night".

Advertising brain-washes both women AND men! What to LOOK LIKE, and WHAT TO LOOK FOR in our significant other!
Gimme a woman who cracks jokes all day, is maybe a little brash, but a sweetheart. She's not a supermodel, but does light up a room with her personality.

Maybe this is why many, or most of us minglers, may be alone. I know of one female mingler who seems to have created her own romantic, flesh-and-blood action figure, and if there's even the slightest variation in someone she may meet on mingle2, she sends him on down the road.

...but (music, please...)"diamonds are a girls' best friend!...(end of music)
That was a stupida** notion in those books, wasn't it!

Okay...so far, I've gotten nine comments, and only two straight replies.
C'mon, which will it be...werewolf, or vampire?

"Guns don't kill people, PEOPLE KILL PEOPLE!"
Please don't point that PERSON at me!

Okay, men and women chime in.
Which will it be?

Career or job...what about the DREAM?
It seems that someone is truly lucky to be passionate about manufacturing something that everyone wants and needs, like the character of Richar Dreyfuss in "Down and Out in Beverly Hills". He owned and operated a coat-hanger factory, and lived in a fancy house with his family in Beverly Hills. However, they were all very disfunctional.
But he was PASSIONATE about making them da** coat-hangers!
Lucky for him!
It takes courage to pursue a dream, where often, you aren't sure others will share your passion for an IDEA, such as in a book one has written.
JK Rowling must have been pretty certain she would have a ready-made audience. Kids love Halloween.
Stephanie Meyer must have been pretty sure she would have a ready-made audience ("Twilight"). Women and teen girls love to hit the sack with vampires...despite the fact that they are cold, dead, and can't get "wood". But they are attentive conversationists...heck, they've got all the time in the world to talk...
There must be some vveeerrryyyy desperate women out there...