The Guinea Pig Question
Guinea pigs are not a question. Guinea pigs are an answer. To life. To which is always more life. Ergo, more pigs. Which can seem a problem to people. But persist with a problem, you find an answer. That’s life.
We may seem problematic to some, for all the guinea pigs. This is not their idea of how it should be, for us or them. We have our own. Pigs gave it to us. We had no idea. We do now. We have no problem with pigs. With people, let’s say we do our best.
As life, the answer for people is always more people. So it is with pigs. The question might be seen a matter of perspective. That depends not only on who you are, but what.
While we are relatively speaking, pigs seem a minor note on the scale of things. I suspect it a B sharp. We are here to dispel notions of wrongdoing in answers to questions from those of genuine inquiry. There seems a great deal of opinion absent personal experience and we would lend ours in a considerate manner. There are two very differing notions of how guinea pigs should be kept and ours is neither of them. Pigs have their own.
Of course, abuse is not well recieved. We know our situation for one we make the best of. It is not helped by those to think they know better. It may be they do. But between what is done and said, are guinea pigs. To us, in spite of all obstacles, they are meant to receive love and care.