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Ruphus -> RE: A different kind of "Andalusian" (Mar. 15 2014 9:45:00)
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Makes you want to emphasize about the value of having kids grow up in love to animals ( with horse riding naturally being a major dream. - Me was so nuts about it that my parents kept telling me how my grandma had horses and that I could be having one sometime, which never happened).
- Thus, one of the things I could not understand was to hear that my mother and her siblings in their detouched ways of living never used their family´s horses to ride. They were not even wanting to.
Anyway, growing up appreciative of animals, better even as animal lover has substantial effects on a person.
I am further convinced that who grows up without, indifferent and unfeeling, has hardly a chance to become a humane character. Feeling with fellow creatures has always been a treat with human beings, and it is essential for fully developing the empathetical skills that actually make homo sapiens human.
And empirics back me up.
Look around at spheres where people treat animals as mere objects, at best unfeeling and often times tormenting. Than look at typical values in regard of socializing, mentality and crime. There is an undeniable connection.
Being unsocial and criminal after all has all to do with stunted empathetical skills and retarded emotional intelligence.
Who wants kids to become fine chaps is better up with helping them discover love to the speechless and exposed. It will pay back tenfold.
- And you won´t be of those parents whose offspring feels nuisance with an obligation to look after you, or who without obligation disappears when you need them at old age.
Having been badly defrauded and trying to make out some indicators, I had to realize that you just can´t look into people´s head.
However, chances for sincerity are way better with people who show empathetic skills and hence are animal lovers.
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Congratulations to the new friend! :O)
Your doughter is visibly having such sensation and fun, it might well contribute to prolong her potential life span for an extra decade or so.
Ruphus
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