Fighter #2
Surprisingly, fighter fish (he or she that is) can cohabitate peacefully with other fish and invertebrates, depending on the Fighter's character and personality, of course.
But if the fish doesn't enjoy conflict-free character, it must be kept on the side, living in singularity its life.
It made me reflect - on how humanly similar characteristics this species possesses.
Aren't we all streaming toward our thriving best selves?
Doesn't the motivation for our best performances in life lie in the fear of being emarginate, separate in a singular aquarium?
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Surprisingly, fighter fish (he or she that is) can cohabitate peacefully with other fish and invertebrates, depending on the Fighter's character and personality, of course.
But if the fish doesn't enjoy conflict-free character, it must be kept on the side, living in singularity its life.
It made me reflect - on how humanly similar characteristics this species possesses.
Aren't we all streaming toward our thriving best selves?
Doesn't the motivation for our best performances in life lie in the fear of being emarginate, separate in a singular aquarium?