Update on Fluffy's clutch + pics

[Sapphire7]

[QUOTE=jglass38]

I wasn't the one who brought it up again. It was TheAudOne who decided to rekindle the fire and pontificate about all things maternal.

Yeah but everyone has the right to post their own opinions. Which we both did quite enough in. lol.

[xdeus]

If you cant figure out the connection between me having a child and being a woman, compared to a snake caring for a clutch them I'm sorry.

I'm not trying to stoke the fire, but I wanted to comment on that last statement. There really is very little in common with you having a child or most mammals giving birth and a snake caring for a clutch. The snake is acting pretty much on instinct and chemical cues and has no emotional attachment to the clutch.

[jglass38]

[QUOTE=Sapphire7]

Yeah but everyone has the right to post their own opinions. Which we both did quite enough in. lol.

You know what they say about opinions!

[Tybalt]

you literally took my breathe away!

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I think this sums it up in a nutshell, LOL, Congratulations!!!!!1

[Rapture]

About the pics... There will be more as soon as I am aware of any changes. I am hoping for more pip action, but I am still worried about the two eggs I mentioned before.

Thanks everyone

[Sapphire7]

I'm not trying to stoke the fire, but I wanted to comment on that last statement. There really is very little in common with you having a child or most mammals giving birth and a snake caring for a clutch. The snake is acting pretty much on instinct and chemical cues and has no emotional attachment to the clutch.

All females are "on instinct" when having a child. That was what TheAudOne was trying to put in.

[TheAudOne]

I am clearly pointing out that if anyone wants to point fingers and say "your doing this wrong" and "I'm doing this right" they could very well make a good point.

Again coming off like someone who is mad etc. is easy to do being that emotion isnt something you can show here in text.

I'm sure its just hard for Rapture after doing all of her research and coming to what she thinks is best, to come on line and talk about how happy she is, only to get questioned by some people again and again.

I said pretty clear "I am not a breeder" so yes I compare other things, if I could bring something else to the table I would of.


Sheesh..I keep saying Sapphire....why are you on my mind today?

[TheAudOne]

instinct plays a huge roll in giving birth no matter if your human or not...trust me on this.

[Sapphire7]

About the pics... There will be more as soon as I am aware of any changes. I am hoping for more pip action, but I am still worried about the two eggs I mentioned before.

Thanks everyone

Hope they all hatch I remember going to a breeder once (just to check it out) and I saw babies pipping. Their heads come out taking first breaths and then deciding it was a HUGE worled compared to their eggs and decide to go back in. SOOOOOOO cute. BTW that was recent too. Ohhh I wish I could've taken those cuties home. lol Then I'd have a whole heard of slithering babies.

[xdeus]

All females are "on instinct" when having a child. That was what TheAudOne was trying to put in.

I disagree. There are so many unnatural ways that people have developed in giving birth. People by their very nature seem to constantly be at odds with their instincts.