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Today I had the opportunity to take this picture of two brown-faced parrots.
They are native to northern South America and, therefore, popular in Venezuela. Here in Caracas, it's very common to see them flying through our skies, and many people even keep them in cages.
On this occasion, I went out to buy something at a bakery, and by chance, a business right next door had a cage with four parrots, but I selected these two to show in this fun contest.
Something that caught my attention is that these parrots are monogamous, because the pairs, once they begin their relationship, are together for life.
These birds are known as brown-faced parrots because of the color of the feathers on their face and neck, which is brown or dark green; it looks like they have dirty faces.
These parrots are in a fruit shop, so they don't go hungry, since they feed mainly on fruits, vegetables, and seeds, and they have everything they need at that shop.
Finally, I must mention that I don't like seeing any kind of animal locked up, deprived of its freedom; I understand that in some cases it's necessary; however, it's not something I like.
(Something that caught my attention is that these parrots are monogamous, because the pairs, once they begin their relationship, are together for life.) So they're setting an example for many people who get married and within six months are already with other partners. Don't tell me it isn't true; unfortunately, it's very common nowadays. I wonder why they get married then.
It's very true, these things happen, and more often than we think.
I know people who have got married and haven't lasted even a month. It's a shame they didn't realise they weren't compatible before getting married.
These lovebirds are clearly an example to many.
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Best wishes and good luck.
I think that before making any decision we should analyze, but when we are in love we don't analyze anything, in fact we are happy fools
Hahaha, I loved that bit about us being "happy fools".
You're absolutely right, but when we open our eyes, we have to learn from experience so we don't repeat the same mistakes.
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hahaha,You're right, the thing is, women set their own priorities, and staying home doing chores isn't one of them. They want to be entrepreneurs, which is why it's better for them not to get married. When they do, problems start, something that can be easily fixed simply by being organized and dividing up the household chores.
Hello, you may be right, but there are many sexist men who refuse to do housework because they believe it is solely the woman's responsibility, and that is where the problem begins.
Many women start their own businesses, but when they get home, they have to take on all the household responsibilities without any support.
Best wishes and good luck.
Good coexistence simply requires mutual support.