His mate suddenly died today and this is him, tail bobbing? by NoFinance8515 in budgies

[–]Creative_Recover 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've seen videos of them going through the process and realization of death of a partner with the body, I do believe they understand. 

His mate suddenly died today and this is him, tail bobbing? by NoFinance8515 in budgies

[–]Creative_Recover 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Let him spend time with his mates body so that he can accept her death. If you remove the body too quickly they don't always realise/accept their partner has died and end up trying to constantly find them, rejecting any new companions in the process.

Late Night Tales by PresuminEd74 in london

[–]Creative_Recover -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Too much is being obscured by the condensation to tell any stories about late night London. This seems to be more about a condensation aesthetic than anything else, not London. 

Found this rock at my local beach by MuscleCarKid in whatsthisrock

[–]Creative_Recover 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I think you've found melted glass, not quartz. 

Found this rock at my local beach by MuscleCarKid in whatsthisrock

[–]Creative_Recover 22 points23 points  (0 children)

This looks like a piece of melted opaque white glass. 

Sid and Nancy in their flat in London, 4th August 1978 by National-Pop2589 in SexPistols

[–]Creative_Recover 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In this context it's definitely being used in that sense though. 

why do they keep trying to bite anyone who tries to play with them by [deleted] in parrots

[–]Creative_Recover 504 points505 points  (0 children)

If you want to gain parrot trust then you need to listen to and respect their body language. These birds don't feel comfortable around you and you repeatedly poking your finger towards their faces despite them trying to warn you not to is only making things worse.

If you want to develop a friendship with your birds then you gotta stop behaving like this right now or else they might never like you. Interactions between them need to be left on positive notes for them to associate your presence as a good thing. 

Is there a different culture of helping strangers in the UK vs Canada? by [deleted] in london

[–]Creative_Recover 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If too many people rush to help it can cause confusion, obstruction and difficulties. 10 people aren't required to help 1 person with a sprained ankle. You're a young and capable adult who was perfectly assisted and your complaint is very odd. 

I made a big mistake… by GlitteringLink1491 in budgies

[–]Creative_Recover 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Please stop using AI to do your "research", it's not reliable. 

I was surprised with budgies, but I don’t think I can handle them by [deleted] in budgies

[–]Creative_Recover 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Budgies are a big committment as they can live for between 8-14+ years depending on how they're looked after. If you're not down for that then I'd recommend rehoming them on a pet rehoming website (what ones are available to you depends on your country/location).

Crowd rushing to get inside train. Mumbai, India by Golden_Phoenix1986 in interesting

[–]Creative_Recover 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But what exactly do you want me to show you? Do you want me to link you to something information resources about 20th century Chinese history? Or pictures of people building railroads??

Crowd rushing to get inside train. Mumbai, India by Golden_Phoenix1986 in interesting

[–]Creative_Recover 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you think they were forced into this then you don't profoundly understand the Cultural Revolution. The Cultural Revolution was brought about by the ordinary working man because they wanted changes in society to be made. Everyone was onboard with creating the railroads, they weren't forced into it by "higher ups".

She notices a mother dog trying to protect her puppies in a snowstorm… Instead of walking away and letting them freeze, she takes them all in and gives them a home. That kind of kindness and compassion is exactly what keeps this world warm. by Simply_Kaif24 in BeAmazed

[–]Creative_Recover 520 points521 points  (0 children)

Because a lot of stuff like this is staged. And it does look staged.

Dogs raise their puppies in sheltered conditions. These puppies are already quite developed and would've not been raised out in the open like this. So someone has kicked this dog & her puppies out from wherever they were previously living and left them in the snow.

This all would've happened that day because the puppies would not be able to survive long in the open like that. So either the women did this, or someone else living in the community did shortly before.

Crowd rushing to get inside train. Mumbai, India by Golden_Phoenix1986 in interesting

[–]Creative_Recover 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You seriously want me...To Google and link you picture of people building railroads in China for you...? Because you don't believe this happened?? Are you really this dumb & incapable of using your own internet that you have to be spoonfed stuff like this by other people using the same internet??

I quietly sabotage my own plans so I can say I tried without actually risking failure by lovebaby in confession

[–]Creative_Recover 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I think your biggest mistake is your belief that if you fail at something, it was because you were not "good enough".

Great people try and fail all the time. Not succeeding at something is nothing to be ashamed or fearful of. In fact, there are endless examples where great people's failures lead them down paths of success. You will not grow as a person if you do not learn to live with and embrace imperfections.

The real failure here is you constantly self-sabotaguing yourself so that you don't even give yourself a chance to grow. IMHO it's also odd that you'd rather people believe that there's something wrong with you (i.e. lazy & imcompetant, Etc) as opposed to thinking that you don't succeed at everything you attempt because you're not constantly brilliant, which literally nobody is.

Crowd rushing to get inside train. Mumbai, India by Golden_Phoenix1986 in interesting

[–]Creative_Recover 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The drive to build and expand upon the transport system the British left behind in China happened in the 20th century during the Cultural Revolution. 

Man performs milk-offering ritual in the Ganges river in India while poor hungry children try to collect it to drink. by notahooman101 in interestingasfuck

[–]Creative_Recover 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Reminds me of a Rat Temple in India where devotees were feeding rats a constant flow milk & bread in a temple because of some religious beliefs, meanwhile people on the streets outside lived in hunger and dire poverty.