Encouraginng each other to be assertive is something that is very important to me!
Relying on others can be very frustrating. People using their own initiative can often achieve far more. Self belief is important!
We llive in a town where this already happens so much . It will be natural for us as to do this more and more..
We humans have perhaps something to learn from animal activity.
Some humans apparently drink human urine -http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urophagia
However it's not widely recommended. I understand the Romans valued it in their laundry treatment. And Madonna, it is said, dri... no bathes her feet in it to treat athletes foot.
I reckon we've got far too biased/screwed up in our attitude to anything that gets anyway near Sex.
I enjoy watching a new dog approaching a gathering of other dogs, as often happens in Ford Park.
Humans could learn a lot of their honest forthright exploration of each others personalities and get straight down to the nitty-gritty with a lot of explicit sniffing and licking which does not lead to sex.
Imagine a parallel situation at a party.
The nudists get close to dealing with the problem but I've never heard of sniffing and licking taking place at the first meeting.
Sorry, Geoff, I have no intention of licking any bit of you next time we meet, but I'll have a sniff if it will make you happy. I enjoyed watching those pigs trying to push each other out of the muddy hole they had dug with their snouts. Follow piggy actions? I try to keep myself from digging myself into holes, not trying to get into one.
As for urine, I do believe the old industrialists collected it to use in the cloth dying/finishing process. That collected overnight in the potties of workers and their families, was useful stuff. Probably still is in some countries. When I was young my mother told me that mothers once rubbed their babies hair with wet nappies to make their hair curl. Waste not, want not.
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We humans have perhaps something to learn from animal activity.
Some humans apparently drink human urine -http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urophagia
However it's not widely recommended. I understand the Romans valued it in their laundry treatment. And Madonna, it is said, dri... no bathes her feet in it to treat athletes foot.
I reckon we've got far too biased/screwed up in our attitude to anything that gets anyway near Sex.
I enjoy watching a new dog approaching a gathering of other dogs, as often happens in Ford Park.
Humans could learn a lot of their honest forthright exploration of each others personalities and get straight down to the nitty-gritty with a lot of explicit sniffing and licking which does not lead to sex.
Imagine a parallel situation at a party.
The nudists get close to dealing with the problem but I've never heard of sniffing and licking taking place at the first meeting.
Sorry, Geoff, I have no intention of licking any bit of you next time we meet, but I'll have a sniff if it will make you happy.
I enjoyed watching those pigs trying to push each other out of the muddy hole they had dug with their snouts. Follow piggy actions? I try to keep myself from digging myself into holes, not trying to get into one.
As for urine, I do believe the old industrialists collected it to use in the cloth dying/finishing process. That collected overnight in the potties of workers and their families, was useful stuff. Probably still is in some countries.
When I was young my mother told me that mothers once rubbed their babies hair with wet nappies to make their hair curl.
Waste not, want not.
Not sure that old dogs are into sniffing licking.
Thinking about what old folk are often called, maybe just as well!
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