Was tun?

Did you know about the attitude? A plan for later (if you move out, work, make a year abroad or something)?

Are you sure it’s a turtle?

If so, I would write it all up: what do you know about the attitude where you have informed you how would you implement the attitude, what are typical signs of illness, how would you shape the further posture after the withdrawal from the parent house, what is important to note in the turtle attitude, what kind would be suitable, how to shape the environment of the turtle, how would you do that, what to pay attention to food etc.

And why should it be exactly a turtle and not another pet? How would that dispel your loneliness?

And if you’ve worked out the text well, you’ll give it to your parents and ask them if they could think about it again.

What I have to say as a layman: I only know turtles as observation animals. This can be very interesting, but my question would also be how this specifically drives loneliness. In that case, I would rather think of an animal that can interact with me.

On the other hand, as a child, I had waves, for a long time only two, and my hobby was to design the room for them, photograph them, observe them, always toys and landing places to write about them. Zahm, they were only conditional, but still I was busy with them a lot of the day.

However, I could not know that before, had surprisingly received a wave, read me, “embedded” a partner and then gradually expanded the attitude and interest.

My mother said at some point, I would “living in a volunteer” because there were several points of approach and some food on the window bench etc. So something like this – with too much interest – can also go back and then STÖRT the parents too much interest in the animal.