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At night, I have to be there to watch over them (dog- and bird-people), in case something happens in the night. […] They’re like children; you can’t just leave them alone. Even daytime, we don’t leave them alone; always somebody’s there. […] We check out if the water is clean or not clean, change it, and give them (vegan) food on time, give them snacks. Clean the cages, pick up their waste and things like that. (I can do that.) You can do that? OK, I will think about that. (Oh, yes! Yes.) […]I know all of you can do everything. I know that. It’s just to live together in one community, it could be complicated. You understand, the personality conflict. […] What I mean is what you illusionize about yourself and what you do when you face reality are different. […]
