One day I was by my friend father's house. I believe is was a Sunday afternoon and I was sitting alone outside. I looked up and my eyes caught this tree standing a little distance away from where I sat. On a limb I observed these two eagles stood closely beside each other. Few seconds later one (presumably the male) hop on top of the other. They mated for another few seconds then the male jumped off. They rubbed against each other for a short while in appreciation I thought for the intimate moment they had just shared. Subsequently, the male flew away leaving the female there. I thought again to myself; just like that it went!

Alone the female stood up on that limb as if it was waiting for something. However, after maybe around a minute or so I saw the male flew back have a lizard in its mouth. After it pitched next to the female he gave it to her. Immediately, after she got done eating it they both flew away together.

I thought to myself: if a bird could demonstrate such detailed expression of appreciation, yet it is said that they're driven by mere instinct - then what about us humans'; who is said to be the most intelligent. Even more so, what about me as an individual. What life lesson can I take from such an observational experience.

It is my responsibility as a man to provide for the needs of my mate. And also to show her my appreciation after sexual intimacy by: taking her rose's, cook a nice meal for her, rub her feet, secure her tightly in my arms, etc...I believe deeply that those are apart of my basic duty as a man to display to my woman.

Lessons are all around us even in the simplest things they're shouting to us. Just listen and make adjustments and become the best version of yourself.
© Lil Kryz