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A Lesson For All Of Us
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A Lesson For All Of Us While I tend gravitate toward Top Gun as a timeless story that helps me to understand and address any situation, 's another tale I find particularly useful, from a relationship perspective. While would have been more helpful post this while I was writing about my relationships and encounters, better late than never. was once a man discovered a alligator in his back yard. Being an animal lover, he was afraid the poor thing would perish, being separated from its , so he took in and raised as a pet, naming Ricky. This man loved Ricky unconditionally and lavished him with attention. He gave Ricky and fed him the best alligator chow. In order for Ricky to feel like he was in its natural habitat, he had an enclosed lagoon built in his back yard, with a tub for when the gator was stressed. He was positive his love and these gestures got through to the now full grown alligator, suppressing the beast's natural predatory instinct. One day, he was teaching Ricky how to fetch, when Ricky decided fetch him and mauled him death. When the man awoke at the pearly gates, face face with Saint Peter, he was dumbfounded and heartbroken. "I don't understand how this happened! I loved Ricky with all my heart and did everything I could demonstrate my affection. Yet, he mauled me death!" Saint Peter responded, "What do you expect? He was an alligator and that's what alligators do, you dumb shit!" The moral of the story is that regardless of how sincere and earnest your actions, you can't change the nature of another and can lose your head over it. Literally. Perhaps some context would be of value here. This post has nothing to do with illegal aliens r1ping and pillaging. Not sure how anyone would make that leap, but that's a subject for another day. The first time I shared this story was during my divorce. True to her word, my borderline ex wife was pulling every underhanded trick she could to punish me for abandoning her. A couple of friends couldn't understand why I wasn't livid over her nasty stunts. My answer was that a borderline was like an alligator. Her brain was wired to hate me, so why get angry over something she couldn't control? have been other instances where this story has applied (e. others with abandonment issues) as well. Audio video here ://youtu.be/QtBDL8EiNZo |
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Oh, and Saint Peter can be a jerk.
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I don't blame the alligator. Should of found out from a expert what to do with him. His own fault. Not a true story I know but those things really happen. Humans are the most dangerous animals on earth. If only animals had the ability to know when to keep away from us humans they would be better off.
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So Americans don't assault or kill? No molesting torture? Humans are the most dangerous animals on earth. If only animals had the ability to know when to keep away from us humans they would be better off.
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I was trying to think of something clever to say here McMid, but I was somewhat distracted by the astonishing response above mine........errrrmmm......what?!?!?!!?! Anyways, aye, I think this tale of Ricky the alligator could be taken a number of ways.....does it speak to a bad experience, were you fleeced?
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A Leopard never changes it's spots
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I wonder at those people who have boa constrictors as pets. Why? Just why? Is it a macho thing? Anyway, I think I get the meaning.
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You can't expect the alligator to not be an alligator, but you can avoid getting killed/eaten. I don't expect people to change, but I do remove myself from being their whipping post sometimes.
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