[ SECRET POST #2201 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2201 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Monty Python]


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[Umineko no Naku Koro Ni]


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09. [SPOILERS for Arkham City]



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13. [WARNING for rape]

[Skyfall]


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

OP, as someone who's had a lot of small animals over the course of my life, I think issues like this just crop up sometimes no matter what you do. I always wonder if there are genetic or neurological problems with some pets. When I was young my family had a bunch of rabbits, and all of the girls from one family line were BATSHIT crazy. Aggression, depression, anxiety, a total inability to tolerate other rabbits and sometimes people. (And eerily intelligent, to the point of figuring out how best to scare people walking by, and going on the offensive when they didn't want to be caught at the end of playtime.) The boys were all super dumb, affectionate and happy, so I don't know wtf was going on there.

[(Anonymous)]

Yea, this, really.

At some level animals never fully domesticate. It's their nature, and sometimes aggressive behavior, or "haywire" behavior, is nothing to do with abuse. It's just how some of these animals are. Some of them are probably not meant to be domesticated, but you're stuck with them, with rarely any other really humane options. Some places have no animal control, humane shelters, due to economics.

[(Anonymous)]

My sister and I had a brother and sister pair.
The female was also grumpy, very intelligent and damn vindictive. She was a right little madam (but she was MY little madam). The male was the dumbest, soppiest creature ever.
The rest of my family avoided the female because she would kick, bite and scratch them; but she would let me fuss her for hours as long as I didn't try and pick her up.
They both were spoiled rotten and had very happy lives. I still miss my beautiful attack bunny even though its been 20 years. *sniffle*