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Animal Quills is a creative community for animal-people to share and discuss their written works. Over a hundred essays are archived here (many of which in locked entries). We focus on the concrete "here and now" experience of being animal inside, and other related musings (see our About page if you want to post).
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Date: 2007-02-09 10:56 am (UTC)I don't want to sound rude but, am I terribly French, or is there something I missed there? "I both believe that they don't exist" >>> what does "they" refer to? What you mention later in the paragraph? And "and the other, best described as someone's aunt, if she was a spider" does not seem to make much sense either to me.
Or that could be dyslexia acting up, you're the person I always make repeat themselves (uh, was that gramatically ok?) because your conception of things is nothing like my a-little-too-square-and-2+2=4 logic and I have hard time "following" you quite often. :P Not saying one way is better than the other, just that when you say something that seems logical to you, to me it's like you're jumping from a thing to the other or that you did not finish your sentences or change your mind in the middle of it, so I'm asking for clarification.