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It has come to my attention that if people came face to face with an agressive animal about to attack, people would actualy atempt to reason with an agressive animal rather than trying to protect themselves for self-defense. People seem to think smaller animals like cats, raccons, pigs etcetera. can't brutally harm them.

So let's say you're minding your own business hanging at a frends house. Your friend leaves the room and you stragle behind while finishing food or whatever. When you attempt to leave the room your friends cat is blocking the door way. The cat is getting defensive hissing, meowing, with back hairs standing up and won't let you leave the room. It gets so bad the cat atempts to jump on your face and claw your eyes out and charges you into a corner. With the adrenaline pumping through your veins and fight or flight on your mind would you..

A. Atempt to run around the room to find a towel you can throw at the cat pissing it off more.

B. Reach down to the cats level, put your hands on the pissed off hissing cat, push it away while risking that the cat might attack becaue you have entered it's personal space.

C. Stand your ground and protect yourself from being hurt by the violent animal. Self-defense

D. Run like an idiot jumping over the animal (rember that the cat has chased you into a corner) you risk pissing off the animal even more that it lunges at you BRFORE you jump because you have stepped to close to the animal who was showing signs of agression.

Let's say you are 16 years old. You go to a magnet high school and you have three close best friends. The school invited you and a few other students to Disneyland for a week in Orlando Florida. You have to pay a deposit of 200 dollars and the school pays for everything else including food, transportation and activities. Your father reads over the application, throws it in the trash and says no because it's too dangerous. Instead they put you in more schooling programs. Example, they put you in a harder math class and tell you about Sunday school. Your father gets upset when you ask to see your friends and says no.

A month later you were invited to a 5 month trip to China with your school for free, when you're parents found out your mother called the school to cancel your flight and told the school you aren't allowed to participate and to give you extra classes to take in school. She says you have to be extremely stupid to think you were going to China with your school. Your best friend goes through and now you just do more and more schoolwork. You even missed your best friends birthday party because you're parents said no. They also told you, you aren't allowed to date and take your phone every night even on the weekends. You aren't even allowed to hold hands with the opposite gender

At 17, You were invited to a animal study program in Africa because you enrolled yourself in adventure club. Your parents say no and pull you out the school and put you in a online school. Whatever friends you do have your parents will rarely allow you to see them.

At 18 your parents say you still can't date, you can't go out at night and you need to be in school every Saturday, they're considering letting you have Sunday off but they're also not allowing you to work or have a job

Where are you at on the "bringing people home spectrum"? Party Animal? Hermit? In Between?

I'm almost a hermit about my house. My family lives here, but I rarely let anyone visit. If I do it's only my closest friends and only a few times a year at the most for most of them. I have one friend who comes over regularly, but he knows to book it if I'm getting strained and to check with me often. I love to visit my friends at their houses, but I get extremely stressed having people in my space at home. I have friends who throw parties all the time! I don't know how they do it.

I got it as the birthday present from a very close friend. Several years ago I discovered that the woman was manipulative and cheated me on personal and business level. I quited this connection... But the plant has stayed... And every time I was looking at it, it reminded me of the person.
This winter I was so mischievous, I left it on the balcony to freeze :/
So now I will be free of all the mental connection as well :)
To make things more complicated, I'm a big fan of nature and always fight for animals and environmental issues :)

(don't take it too seriously)

Nelson is 17 years old and a senior in high school. On his first month of high school he failed majority of his math tests, sits alone at lunch everyday and over the summer of his 17th birthday hd found out the animal shelter he used to volunteer at closed. His parents are having extreme money issues and they often argue, fight and Nelson overhead his father talking about divorcing his mother and how he's seeing another woman, who he gets along better with than his mom. This broke Nelsons heart a little and now he sits alone at lunch. He tried to buy a dog he knew for two years but by the time he had the money, the dog was already shipped and given to another owner. Nelsons little sister Zuri always told Nelson his hair looks awful, his hair looks like shit, complains to Nelson to go fix his hair and how she's embarrassed to be seen with him because he looks worse than bad. Nelson went home and cried himself to sleep. and cut himself.

A month later Nelson discovered that his best friend from 3rd grade died. His sister hugged him, gave him a 50 dollar gift card and told him money will make him feel better, Nelson yelled at her and called her a selfish idiot, than ran away and cried.