No, no, no! Give me bereavement, profound sadness, emptiness, despair to shock, numbness, guilt and regret! They are going to be so beautiful when crying!
Watch the cigarette and snake terrarium industry go up! Oh, and that aphrodisiac scent :)))
Sorry, it's hard for me to navigate through your emotional storm. I've had no intention comparing typical behavioral patterns observed in humans and snakes - I find it counterproductive. Admittedly, thank you for sharing your thoughts.
Watch the cigarette and snake terrarium industry go up! Oh, and that aphrodisiac scent :)))
Oh, I see. I keep a male Naja naja which before being rescued had been defanged and undergone venomoid surgery performed by some butcher. Fortunately, the maxillary bone was left intact. It was a narrow escape.
Watch the cigarette and snake terrarium industry go up! Oh, and that aphrodisiac scent :)))
They can't become attached. They have three main instincts: feed, respond to perceived threats and reproduce. As a human you are a threat; put some chiken or frog blood on your fingers - you are food; drink alcohol or use perfume - you are not recognised as a caregiver. Some modern morphs are said to be domesticated, but let me repeat, don't delude yourself - they never bond. They can perfectly well live without you: don't miss you, don't starve because of your being away, don't look forward to seeing you.
I liked the breathing, it's the thing I prefer in this kind of scene because in reality, when people are excited…
That breathing was certifiably the thing! During the mating period annoyed male Naja najas can breathe precisely the same way. As if devouring each other.
It's nice to view certain snake peculiarities in CC's manerisms: at times, wanting to kiss WW, he employs "a bluff strike" - he just kind of whips his head with the mouth shut; wanting to embrace he remains absolutely calm only to make a fast sudden thrust like a hunting snake; when putting his hands on WW, he doesn't let him go easily... unless WW says "stop". You won't stop a snake with words, you can risk and caress it in a specific way, though. Just stay composed and let it feel your heartbeat, and, oh, don't smell like food. :)
Watch the cigarette and snake terrarium industry go up! Oh, and that aphrodisiac scent :)))
Having a snake as a pet is like having a pet sociopath.
Snakes don't bond with people, can't be domesticated or tamed; they are not aggressive to people but perceive us as a threat, intruder, something big, alive and highly annoying, a source of heat, a convenient support to curl around or food,- never should they be underestimated.
You can cling to them, love them; your feelings will never be reciprocated, though.
CC never made unfulfillable promises. Is it why the little master's butt hurts in EP. 12 preview? Had promised to spank & did it? WW's gift back in action? ;)
Personally, feel just a bit sorry for the Daddy - he'll have to put up with a male gay progeny dangling on the ( old-money I assume) family tree. Tee-hee
My ironclad balls! EP.11, TS 21:10 - 21:22 WW so nicely fits in between CC's thighs! I'm an absolute body parts slut. 21:23 The bite! Someone , gag me please so that I won't moan! And how beautifully WW cries: those lucent droplets on his lashes!
It's OK not to be OK with something.
They are going to be so beautiful when crying!
I've had no intention comparing typical behavioral patterns observed in humans and snakes - I find it counterproductive. Admittedly, thank you for sharing your thoughts.
I keep a male Naja naja which before being rescued had been defanged and undergone venomoid surgery performed by some butcher. Fortunately, the maxillary bone was left intact. It was a narrow escape.
They have three main instincts: feed, respond to perceived threats and reproduce.
As a human you are a threat; put some chiken or frog blood on your fingers - you are food; drink alcohol or use perfume - you are not recognised as a caregiver.
Some modern morphs are said to be domesticated, but let me repeat, don't delude yourself - they never bond. They can perfectly well live without you: don't miss you, don't starve because of your being away, don't look forward to seeing you.
It's nice to view certain snake peculiarities in CC's manerisms: at times, wanting to kiss WW, he employs "a bluff strike" - he just kind of whips his head with the mouth shut; wanting to embrace he remains absolutely calm only to make a fast sudden thrust like a hunting snake; when putting his hands on WW, he doesn't let him go easily... unless WW says "stop".
You won't stop a snake with words, you can risk and caress it in a specific way, though. Just stay composed and let it feel your heartbeat, and, oh, don't smell like food. :)
Snakes don't bond with people, can't be domesticated or tamed; they are not aggressive to people but perceive us as a threat, intruder, something big, alive and highly annoying, a source of heat, a convenient support to curl around or food,- never should they be underestimated.
You can cling to them, love them; your feelings will never be reciprocated, though.
Welcome on board!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qo03OfvMTPY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAvy0N5wDuU
Had promised to spank & did it? WW's gift back in action? ;)
Keeping snakes teaches you to lock the doors properly.
EP.11, TS 21:10 - 21:22 WW so nicely fits in between CC's thighs! I'm an absolute body parts slut.
21:23 The bite! Someone , gag me please so that I won't moan!
And how beautifully WW cries: those lucent droplets on his lashes!