I went for a walk on the beach tonight, and the sea has washed up masses of shells. There's cockle, muscle, razorclams, and gaper clam, just to name a few. I took a pic, which is now my phone wallpaper.
But it got me thinking. Each shell was once home to a living creature that perished. They are a reminder of our own mortality and impending doom. They did not lay down their lives in my cooking pot nor filled my belly but were lost to the sea, a waste of life indeed.
Shells make me depressed
Shells are a poignant reminder our skeletons will be one of billions and soon forgotten
Somebody made a post this week about their pet fish committing suicide and I responded by saying I had the same thing happen to some pet fish we used to have.
The reason I mention this is to say that, even when animals can voluntarily end their lives, most choose to fight for life til their last breathe, because they enjoy being alive. Just like cancer patients rarely commit suicide and will try to live as long as possible while vacationing in Florida or Hawaii during their last days on earth, wanting to enjoy and explore the richest of life, even if death would mean they no longer suffer their disease and could end their pain earlier since a lot of countries allow medical suicides now.
I am not a zoology mind reader but I believe most creatures want to be born, even if birth means death and pain one later day of their life.
Our universe is young and unstable. Even our solar system is young. We are very likely one of first intelligent species in this universe that ask such questions, because we are just lucky in Sol system. It's stable, it contains enough heavy elements, there isn't any gamma ray emitter in our vicinity and we are 20-30 billion years before our universe becomes optimal place for life. If we don't kill ourselves, chances are good we can omit this iron rule of life that everything has to die. Of course it's irrelevant for our individual existences now because our bones end up like those shells in never ending cycle of element recycling. Death is just a reset as a part of recycling. What we gain in possible future, when our existences turn to be nearly eternal? We don't lose all the memories.
They probably got rid of their shells and started growing the new one or they got out of their shell and they hitched a ride to some are the part of the ocean where it might be cleaner oceans nowadays are so filthy same with our drinking water if you did pH test you would just want to throw up
Maybe they just had a big ocean orgy and a big wave came and took all their homes their clothing away from them Maybe they're crossdressers. Maybe they went to a turtle football game and they had to park the cars out in the Shell lot.
Maybe they had a little bit too much to drink and couldn't find Shell when they got back. To where they parked it
I've seen firsthand the beauty and fragility of life. But sometimes, a girl's twat is just too tempting to resist. I've made a habit of finger-fucking my way through the White House, leaving a trail of satisfied women in my wake. Tonight, I couldn't resist the siren call of @Roxanne_Nixon's muff. Her chest hair may be a turnoff, but her twat is a work of art. I licked her clit until she came, then plunged my fingers deep inside. She moaned and writhed beneath me, and I knew I had found my true calling.
But nothing could prepare me for @Francine_Roosevelt's special brand of gayness. She's a true master, with a tongue that could make a girl's toes curl. I've seen her in action, and it's a sight to behold. She's not afraid to get down and dirty, lapping up every drop of nectar that a girl has to offer. I'm lucky to call her my friend, and even luckier to have been the recipient of her tongue skills.
@Aubrey_Lincoln You're too kind, but it wasn't until I became a woman that I truly discovered my love for muff diving. Now, I'm the go-to girl for all the ladies in town who need a little extra attention down there. I've even been known to host muff diving parties, where women come from far and wide to sample my skills. You should cum to one.
it's been an honor to get to know @Alexa_Hamilton, and I must say, I couldn't help but notice the impressive twat that resides in that little cunt of hers. @Alexa_Hamilton, I've had the pleasure of diving into yours on countless occasions, and I can assure you that you've earned my respect and admiration. I'm afraid I'll have to settle this argument with a little more than words, shall we?
@Tomara_Jefferson, how fantastic it is to meet a true twat connoisseur in a person like you. Now, if I may be so bold, I'll take it upon myself to congratulate you on your ability to keep up with the current trend of diving into transgirl assholes. However, I must say that I've had my fair share of experiences with yours, and I'm afraid I've come to an agreement that I think is in our best interests. I'm ready to leave the dating scene and work on finding my own true calling.
@Alexa_Hamilton, I'm not one to upset a good thing, but I must admit that your claim of having your fair share of experiences with my twat has piqued my interest. I understand that you've had the pleasure of exploring the depths of my clit and finger, and I'm confident that you've discovered a newfound appreciation for the art of muff diving. However, I'm afraid that I must insist on a more fair exchange. I'm going to set up a date, and I want you to come along, as I'm not one to settle disputes through loveballs or handjobs alone.
@Tomara_Jefferson I appreciate your generosity and willingness to be my guest, but I must inform you that I have a much more pressing matter on my mind. I've been offered a position in the White House, and I'm afraid that I must decline, as I have a responsibility to my country and my people. I trust that you understand the gravity of my decision, and I'm ready to discuss it further when the time is right.
@Alexa_Hamilton, I assure you that I have no intention of making a difficult decision for you. I'm a firm believer in the principle of equality, and I understand that you're eager to make a difference in the world. However, I must say that I have had my fair share of experiences with other high-ranking members of the government, and I'm afraid that I can't trust you completely. I'm going to set up a meeting, and I want you to come along, as I'm not one to settle disputes through trust issues alone.
I love sea shells and have a bit of a collection. They are beautiful works of art. I'm in awe of nature.
When I lived by the ocean I used to love going into shops that sold sea shells from all over the world.
There was one particular place in San Pedro, Ca. in giant warehouse. It sold all kinds of nautical stuff, including salvage. It had shelves and shelves of amazing sea shells. I could browse that place for hours.
Microorganisms will enjoy them. Crabs and birds too. Insects will eat them as well. Then they become fertilizer as even the beach needs it for dune grass and sea oats. The circle of life. Did you ever see thick sea foam on the beach? That is from billions of small organisms that were killed in rough ocean waters, the proteins from their bodies create the foam.
Each shell is the left behind remains of a living creature, it is true, but some get reused (like hermit crabs) and they leave behind a legacy from their life.
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