Is this normal?
If not, then i will pretend it is just the long hair covering the ears a bit which makes it look like fur.

I think it's an oversight. The "days as a werewolf" stat still goes up, too.

As they say, once you go werewolf, you never go back.

One reason that i'm not progressing through the companions quest line again. And also i thought the quest line was bad and short.

happening to me too though i just think that it takes too long to regress and some aspects just seem to stay from your days as a werewolf such as ear hair... no clippers i guess

They say that because you have hair in your ears!

i think its a bug, i still don't get bonus' from sleeping.

Werewolves can't progress in the Companions?

Keep in mind people have been complaining that nothing has consequences for a while now, so this is it. Doing this quest chain means you turn into a werewolf. It's a consequence, and if you don't want to be one, you don't do the quest.

I was wondering about that, my log states I've spend way longer as a werewolf than I actually did.

which is why i skip the companion quest everytime i start a new playthrough. I wished i could join the silverhands and get rid of those werecats in jovarskr

Except that's not what people usually mean when they talk about consequence. A good example of consequence would be having the option to say "no, I don't want to be a werewolf," and you could continue with the quest chain but as a result you'd get different missions and the Companions would treat you differently.

So you want consequences, but you want them your way?

I think it was a perfectly valid design choice. You either take on this ability/disease and continue the quest, or you choose not to. I just think they should have closed the door. Currently, isn't it like if you say no they just say 'come back later then'? They should say 'oh okay then bye' and it ends the quest and you can never continue again, and it cleans it out of your quest log. Then it would be a closed off choice.

They're just complaining about your unruly ear hair, you slob!

It does not bother me that much, sometimes you need to sacrifice yourself.
If i did not continued i would not have the awesome shield of Ysgramor.

I think Bethesda will fix this in the future, i am not really that worried.

They are just jealous that i can keep my ears warm.

No, like that other poster said, consequence is about making a choice with repercussions from available options - not do questline/don't do questline. Not 'if you do this questline, this will happen and that's that'. If Bethesda employed writers, you could have had the choice to become a werewolf, the choice to decline but carry on with, as the other poster said, different treatment or challenge lycanthropy within the companions but maybe cause internal friction and perhaps even have to kill some of them. Clever writing would sometimes have a mixture of positive and negative consequences where you have to find the lesser evil based on what you'd like to happen. A great example is Veronica in New Vegas - nothing you can do gives her a great outcome, but you can give her the outcome you think is the least grim for her. That's clever writing.

It also makes no sense whatsoever (like so much of Skyrim's "writing") - other companions aren't forced to become werewolves five minutes after joining or be stuck with nothing to do.

A design decision was made to push the player to become a werewolf because Bethesda obviously believe players will think werewolves are cool and enjoy going on the rampage as one. That's why it's a superpower you have total control over with a negligible downside - a loss of well rested in a game where you level up fast anyway and there are multiple ways to grind experience if you want to - so it doesn't really matter.
I'd say vampires are handled better because they get benefits but definite downsides, so you have to think about if you really want to be one.

This; if bethesda incorporates choices and different endings into their questlines, the game would become sixier

Lycanthropy can't be cured... It only lies latent within your genes... Much like herpes!

Haters gonna hate =/

I am lucky though, i am able to get the well rested bonus and i am unable to get diseases.

abnormal powers ftw

EDIT:Oooooh wait i just got Rockjoint, not abnormal powers at all. >:U