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Pack, Herd, Pride or Lone

TheCatWoman

I think humans often fall into the above groups, I'm definately a lone operator, although I will get into a pride with close friends and family, before going my own way again.

I think packs are often more aggressive and predatory, herds more passive and prides comprise small groups of relatives and friends who might live together but will also allow member the freedom to go thier own way when they needs too.

Which are you?

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  • Outside of my family pack/herd (we are a real mix so i can't categorise either way), lone wolf.  But I have been craving more contact with people for the last couple of years.

    When on holiday, all bets are off.  I mingle with others, maybe walk/talk with them.  Some of my holidays are spent trekking in places abroad.  You can't avoid meeting people in those situations and for me it's a chance to socialise without strings attached.  Social situations are on my terms and I can easily bid farewell to a person and leave their group, then attach to a different group.

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  • Outside of my family pack/herd (we are a real mix so i can't categorise either way), lone wolf.  But I have been craving more contact with people for the last couple of years.

    When on holiday, all bets are off.  I mingle with others, maybe walk/talk with them.  Some of my holidays are spent trekking in places abroad.  You can't avoid meeting people in those situations and for me it's a chance to socialise without strings attached.  Social situations are on my terms and I can easily bid farewell to a person and leave their group, then attach to a different group.

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