Dr. Lostea Khodat, PhD
@criticalGenitrix
She/Her. Doctor of Xenosociology.
Xenosociological fact: Some humans create social relationships based not on economic class (human haemospectrum) but instead on schoolfeed groups. For eXample, humans in the same schoolfeed group will often become quadmates, based only on these groups!
yEah bEcausE wE cant bE castEIst If wE aLL haVE thE samE bLood
Socioeconomic class in humans is considered similar to the troll haemospectrum. Obviously it isn't an eXact one to one, but the similarities cannot be ignored. I'm not entirely sure of your point? My post discussed the formation of human social groups, not casteism.
i feel like were being studied like bugs. lil funny though i wont lie.
Do humans not have sociologists? I could start posting troll sociological facts too, if you'd like. My intent wasn't to make humans feel lesser! I just feel that most trolls may not know much about humans and given the primary user base of this website, it seemed prudent to primarily focus on human sociology, rather than troll. My apologies!
Xenosociological fact: Human lusii, known as 'parents', often raise their young for up to nine sweeps, and in groups of two, three, or four. Some parents have more than ten young they raise at a time!
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Humans have a biological imperative to find their young 'cute', to the point where they find young of all mammalian species cute, and will raise them alongside their own. It's fascinating!
Yes!! Neoteny! It's such a strange phenomenon, 8ut it makes so much sense from a survival standpoint for a species so fragile. Their young are 8asically completely helpless from 8irth so they evolved to have endearing qualities at that life stage that make adults care for them!!
Considering how social they are as a species, it does make sense. Given enough time and resources, I'm certain a human parent would be able to raise a few grubs to successful adulthood!
3833 < Not sure what this means for your findings, but my husband is a human and we're raising a trifecta of grubs on our planet! > 3833 < He says they are the most darling little creatures. > 38pp
Wow, that's incredible! I'd love to get more information on this, if you're open to questions.
What age and color are your grubs? How long have you and your husband been together? Do you refer to yourselves to the grubs in human or trollian terms? Who does the majority of the grubcare?
3833 < They JUST hatched a few days ago, actually! Considering the state of my planet as a fully human-troll integrated society, the grubs are mutant colors: red, pink, and purple like my text. (You probably know, humans don't cull their young! This has done some STUFF with grubrearing on Alterra.) > 3833 < My husband and I have been together fooor... A really long time. Something like six human years? My profile age is physical only, mind you! But, we're trying human terms and take equal responsibility. > 3833 < My husband says that anyone who shunts the "baby care" onto their partner is a chode. > 3>833
Congratulations! I'm sure you'll be eXcellent parents. I'm really interested- I'd love to get more information as your grubs grow and develop. :]