Woman who identifies as a wolf 'raises eyebrows' but says it doesn't impact job

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Phillip Schofield speechless as This Morning guest who identifies as wolf howls at him And, speaking on the I’ve Got News For You podcast, Naia admitted that her identity has caused people to judge her – despite her serious job.Naia said: “Some people obviously raised their eyebrows, but it’s not really that different if you really think about it.

What does it change about your interaction with me?“If I’m at work, and I’m doing something at work – I need to do a task or whatever – the fact that I identify as a wolf doesn’t change my professional performance, it doesn’t change how I interact with co-workers et cetera.“It’s an inner personal spiritual thing, and the people who are overreacting to it, it’s like, okay, it doesn’t affect you.”Although Naia identifies as a wolf, she observed that she doesn’t dress in a fursuit to resemble the animal – though she admitted that she does sometimes don a tail and ears when she attends conventions.And, the animal-lover also suggested that her unusual identity does not impact her romantic relationship with her partner.“It doesn’t really affect things,” she claimed.