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Sinergy -> RE: BDSM and Natural Man (7/31/2004 8:54:05 AM)
Not just water fowl, but most raptors mate for life as well. Additionally, pride animals and herd animals mate for life although their relationship would be considered polyamorous if one wanted to anthropomorphize a pack of wolves. Elephants will not have sex with members of their own family. There was an example where a local wild animal rescue park had a male elephant, and found a female elephant from a zoo that was closing in Cincinatti. They put the two together, and two years later she had gone into heat at least once yet they had never showed the slightest interest in each other. Further research showed they both came from the same elephant hunter/capturer company and DNA testing showed they were siblings. Not sure what that has to do with the issue of monogamy, but there you go. Additionally, human beings are not really monogamous. The idea of monogamy was actually passed to us fairly recently in the history of the race. But our closest relative simian species are a pack animal with an alpha and many beta males. From my perspective, human beings are monogamous because they have chosen to be and/or have been made to be by social factors. Just me, could be wrong, but there you go. Sinergy

Sinergy -> RE: BDSM and Natural Man (7/31/2004 8:57:16 AM)
quote: and our species is the only one that wishes nothing more then to dominate all other things. Douglas Adams wrote that people considered themselves the top of the food chain because of all the bombs and killing and wars and stuff. He also wrote that dolphins considered themselves the top of the food chain because all they wanted to do was muck around in the water and have a good time. heads for the beach Sinergy p.s. Dont forget Agent Smith in the Matrix telling Morpheus that human beings are a disease.

MizSuz -> RE: BDSM and Natural Man (7/31/2004 9:03:24 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Sinergy Additionally, human beings are not really monogamous. The idea of monogamy was actually passed to us fairly recently in the history of the race. But our closest relative simian species are a pack animal with an alpha and many beta males. From my perspective, human beings are monogamous because they have chosen to be and/or have been made to be by social factors. Sinergy I totally agree with you. I also think the notion that species that mate for life are circumventing the rigors of annual courtship rituals to perpetuate the species. It makes sense, especially if you look at the species in which 'survival of the fittest' isn't necessarily the bottom line.

panthersclaw -> RE: BDSM and Natural Man (7/31/2004 9:06:44 AM)
In response to all of you after my previous post, I thank you for the input. Your inputs and opinions are considered and I'll take some time to look into them. All things are a learning process ... may learning never end for me until the day I die. :)

Leonidas -> RE: BDSM and Natural Man (7/31/2004 10:33:35 AM)
Having observed dolphins in the wild often as they come to play in my bow wake, I can tell you with near certainty that they are making fun of us. Here, arrogant human who tries to live in spite of the world, instead of in it, let me show you what your big ship is good for: wheeeeeeeeeeee. For them play is work, and work is play, and sex is just pleasurable, and available wherever they find it. They eat, and swim, and play, and fuck, and swim some more. The day takes them were it does. They are smarter than we are, and they know it. Take care of yourself Leonidas

MizSuz -> RE: BDSM and Natural Man (7/31/2004 11:20:19 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Leonidas Having observed dolphins in the wild often as they come to play in my bow wake, I can tell you with near certainty that they are making fun of us. Here, arrogant human who tries to live in spite of the world, instead of in it, let me show you what your big ship is good for: wheeeeeeeeeeee. For them play is work, and work is play, and sex is just pleasurable, and available wherever they find it. They eat, and swim, and play, and fuck, and swim some more. The day takes them were it does. They are smarter than we are, and they know it. Take care of yourself Leonidas I've often thought dolphins were probably more evolved than we are, but all I have to base that on is my perception (and their vestiges of ears). It's a comforting thought for me.

Sinergy -> RE: BDSM and Natural Man (7/31/2004 12:20:11 PM)
quote: Having observed dolphins in the wild often as they come to play in my bow wake, I can tell you with near certainty that they are making fun of us. Here, arrogant human who tries to live in spite of the world, instead of in it, let me show you what your big ship is good for: wheeeeeeeeeeee. For them play is work, and work is play, and sex is just pleasurable, and available wherever they find it. They eat, and swim, and play, and fuck, and swim some more. The day takes them were it does. They are smarter than we are, and they know it. gazes wistfully (in a kilted and Domly manner) at his crystal fishbowl with the words "So Long And Thanks For All The Fish engraved on it* changes his mind and makes a salad nicoise with dolphin safe tuna bursts into tears at the sight of the sunset They also organize into packs and kill sharks and other predators to protect their young. I have actually seen them scuba diving as well. I have seen killer whales while salmon fishing. They are lovely creatures, and it saddens me that people care so little about their world. Not sure how I could be wrong, but if I am, I apologize. Sinergy

baileythorne -> RE: BDSM and Natural Man (7/31/2004 3:24:08 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Leonidas Someone once told me though that the true bitch is the one who never risks the slap. Do you think there's any truth to that? Well damn, now I need to add "bitch" to the description in my profile ;-) --bailey (who warns her partners that she is wired for resistance play)

basiasubrosa -> RE: BDSM and Natural Man (8/1/2004 6:52:10 AM)
When i was a little girl, rather selfishly enamored of all forms of life, my mother told me a story about a marine biologist friend of hers. He worked with captivated dolphins and one day he witnessed them swimming way too fast in their pool. The dolphins severed their skulls on the pool wall. Since they measure distance very accurately, he was sure they had committed suicide. I believe he redirected his projects after that, and i certainly never asked to go to the aquarium again. Not sure if this has anything to do with the thread, but ya, dolphins are something altogether else.

January -> RE: BDSM and Natural Man (8/1/2004 8:14:56 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: A VCR is far safer, and more predictable than the sea. You didn't know chanel surfing is an extreme sport?

basiasubrosa -> RE: BDSM and Natural Man (8/1/2004 9:14:57 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Sinergy I have actually seen them scuba diving as well. I have seen killer whales while salmon fishing. They are lovely creatures, and it saddens me that people care so little about their world. Just for the public record, here is a place to learn more and care more: Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society

proudsub -> RE: BDSM and Natural Man (8/1/2004 9:21:57 AM)
quote: You didn't know chanel surfing is an extreme sport? It certainly is for hubby. I hate it when he falls asleep with rigormortis around the remote, grrrrrrrr. But then he is in control, right? I guess having the remote is one more aspect of that.

iwillserveu -> RE: BDSM and Natural Man (8/1/2004 11:17:14 AM)
That brings up a question for the ask a sub/slave board. If your Master or Mistress (although I don't think this is a "Mistress" issue) falls asleep with the remote, can you change the channel or turn off the TV?

Estring -> RE: BDSM and Natural Man (8/1/2004 11:19:57 AM)
If dolphins are smarter than us, why do they keep swimming into those fishing nets?

proudsub -> RE: BDSM and Natural Man (8/1/2004 2:42:02 PM)
quote: That brings up a question for the ask a sub/slave board. If your Master or Mistress (although I don't think this is a "Mistress" issue) falls asleep with the remote, can you change the channel or turn off the TV? I can't, He would wake up in a rage. I just focus on the computer when that happens.

Leonidas -> RE: BDSM and Natural Man (8/1/2004 3:03:17 PM)
They don't really swim into the nets, they get there first. They like to eat the same kinds of fish that we like to eat. They get there first, start chowing down, and then they get caught in the purse nets that we throw out around the schools of fish when we finally get there. We're not very good at following the "finders keepers" rule outside our own species. Take care of yourself Leonidas

darkangel -> RE: BDSM and Natural Man (8/1/2004 3:23:13 PM)
quote: We're not very good at following the "finders keepers" rule outside our own species. ...and we're not very good at the finders keepers rule within our own species either... more a... i want what Hes got' syndrome...selfish humans that most are...*

darkangel -> RE: BDSM and Natural Man (8/1/2004 3:43:00 PM)
If Men are so smart... why can't they just catch the fish they want?

Estring -> RE: BDSM and Natural Man (8/1/2004 3:47:53 PM)
I always find it funny how people attribute such nobility and superiority to animals and nature. Nature is a horribly vicious place. Wonderful to look at, but not a forgiving place at all. What happens to an animal when it gets sick or injured in nature? It gets ripped to shreds by other animals. When is the last time an animal took another injured animal to a hospital or cared for it till it was well? When is the last time an animal worked at finding a cure for the many diseases that exist in nature? Humans are capable of doing horrendous things, but they are the only species that are capable of doing wonderful things for themselves and others as well.

darkangel -> RE: BDSM and Natural Man (8/1/2004 4:03:19 PM)
Elephants arean amazing species... When a calf is born the entire herd will care and nurture that baby... they exhibit great pride of a new arrivel... there are even nursing females... who produce milk and babysit the calf to help relieve the mothers duties... they help carry the youngsters across rivers and will actively encircle them to protect them from predetors... Elephants exhibit a sense of loss and sadness when they come across the dead of their own. Elephants even enjoy getting drunk and know exactly where to get it. Meerkats are arranged in highly organized groups... to both protect and lookout for one another. Pack animals like wolves will always protect young and do not think about their own lives and will instinctively protect an individual they have a bond with... (like dogs) Gorillas and apes routinely use herbal plants as remedies for sick or injured family members. They have even been known to bury thier dead. Ants have different hierarcys' within a colony and fight to protect their young and their queen...they remove the dead, to stop infection hurting the living. .. shall I continue?

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