Creative challenge: Fight or struggle?

Michelle Bennett14 said:It’s just not fair—she’s the little one and I’m the big one. Plus, I am totally readya>, while she isn't
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Is that actually you?

Michelle Bennett14 said:

What kind of oil are we even talking about here? Extra virgin, diet, coconut? You really have to pay attention to the details—we aren't some kittens anymore, let's be real...🍿 I don't know much about oils, but somehow extra virgin sounds the most appropriate...

briskwalker10 said:Is that you?



I don't know anything about oils, but honestly, "virgin" sounds like the most sensible option here...

Michelle Bennett14 said:yeah, I am

Rachel Palmer56 said:😬

Alright, I'll give it a shot. Whatever. As soon as you posted this, it made me think of birds. Specifically the struggle between a crow and a falcon. Most people have heard the story, but honestly, it’s more than just some fable—it’s how things actually work. If you look at a crow and compare it to human nature, you’d say they’re stingy, annoying, vengeful, and rude. Plus, they love to steal. If any of you ever had one hanging around your yard, you know they'll snatch up anything shiny🤣but I'll be the first to admit they're smart and know how to look out for themselves. A falcon, though? That's the king of predators. Wise, elegant, and poised. In that whole crow versus falcon conflict where the crow is defending its turf, it’ll dive at the falcon mid-flight, pecking and flapping its wings to try and knock it down. It just keeps harassing the bird, but the falcon doesn't even flinch. Once the crow gets exhausted, it ends up landing right on the falcon's back. Even then, the falcon stays calm; it just spreads its wings and climbs higher. The higher it goes, the more the crow panics, loses control, and just falls off its back... sometimes it recovers, but usually, it just drops.
I don't know. Birds are like people. You've got your crows and your falcons. Some people fight, others just spread their wings and fly.🙂

There you go, since you mentioned it. But don't count me in for any contests.😉

briskwalker10 said:najs. Just promise me you'll film some wrestling and DM me the video.

Michelle Bennett14 said:What kind of oil are we actually talking about here? Virgin, diet-friendly, coconut? You have to pay attention to the details. We aren't some kittens playing around; let's get serious.🍿

Rachel Palmer56 Asks:
Let’s see how this goes. I'll give it a shot. As soon as you started this thread, it reminded me of birds. Specifically, the struggle between a crow and a falcon. Most people have heard the fable about them, but it isn't just folklore—it's reality. If you look at a crow and compare its traits to human character, you could easily call them stingy, dull, vengeful, and rude. Plus, they’re thieves. If any of you have ever had one hanging around your backyard, you know they'll snatch up anything that catches the light.🤣I’m free to say she’s incredibly sharp and knows exactly how to hold her own. On the other hand, you have the falcon—a predator, sure, but also a guardian of its domain. He's wise, poised, and composed. Think about that classic standoff between a crow and a falcon. When a crow feels its territory is threatened, it attacks the falcon mid-flight, pecking at its wings to try and force it down. It’s relentless. But the falcon? He doesn't even flinch. Eventually, the crow gets exhausted and ends up hitching a ride right on the falcon's back. Even then, the falcon remains unbothered. He simply spreads his wings and climbs higher. The higher he ascends, the more the crow panics. In that frenzy, the crow loses all control and slips right off. Sometimes they manage to recover and take flight again, but more often than not, they just fall.
I don't know. It’s like birds. You have crows and you have hawks. Some people choose the struggle, while others just spread their wings and enjoy the view.🙂

Michelle Bennett14 said:Your story holds water, and honestly, that’s exactly how it works. I often head out to a spot in the wilderness where there are cliffs used by eagles for nesting. Down in the lower woods, you have the crows—those black scavengers. Sometimes an eagle catches a thermal and drifts a bit too far, drifting right into crow territory. They swarm him. It’s never just one bird; they attack in a coordinated pack. The eagle usually just ignores them—he's the king, after all. But those crows? Their only real leverage is the group. 😁

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