Abuse Advice 3-1The trait of overrating themselves and sneering others isn't only seen on scum yukkuris.
(For example, a well-educated gold badge pet yukkuri with good manners may despise stray yukkuris or yukkuris with lower rank badges)
We can say it's a habit that comes with yukkuris, the creatures always seeking for easiness.A simple example will be the infamous "punishment", which is lynching their "uneasy" peers.
For yukkuris, relieving stress by abusing others whom they consider to be inferior can take it easy very well.Yukkuris look down upon other yukkuris (and sometimes other creatures like human), as a measure to take it easy relatively, other than improving their current condition.Appendix: About yukkuris' discriminationApple peelsExample where the yukkuri is taking it quite easy despite the bad treatmentTelevisionExample where the yukkuri can't take it easy despite the good treatmentYou might consider it a great trouble, but it's possible to raise a yukkuri with more efficiency when you get the gist of it.
Let's explain that in practice.In order to raise a pet yukkuri well, you need to balance the "easy" and "uneasy".
It's important that yukkuris should learn the thought of "take it easier after surviving the hardship", which is originally learnt by yukkuris to survive.Because of that, yukkuris become pet and always get well-treated actually take it LESS easy, since they are low on "Relative Easyness Level".Yukkuris always seek for "taking it easy more than now", but only when they lead the uneasy wild life.
Even when they are given an environment where they can always take it easy without hard work, they will never be totally satisfied since their greed of easiness gets skyrocketed.
This is not just the simple question of shitheads or niceheads; such trait is seen on all yukkuris.Wild yukkuris seldom take it easy; and yet the easiness they get occasionally do not last long.You might think, "is that mean pet yukkuris will definitely turn into scums?", right?
In order to avoid decaying into scums, we highly recommend making your pet yukkuri "uneasy" regularly.With such a trait, yukkuris can turn into shitheads easily. Not only wild and/or stray yukkuris living in harsh environments where easiness is difficult to get with common approaches do so; pet yukkuris living in superior environments and always taking it easy are also affected.As for yukkuris failed to learn "work hard and you take it easy relatively", they assume taking it easy without limit a matter of course, and will turn into scums.
Yukkuris transformed into scums ask for special treatment, such as high-quality food, luxury accommodation, freedom, and much more, from their parents, partners and/or owners. Additionally, they will not hesitate to take actions like robbing, beating, and raping to sacrifice other yukkuris.According to the relative easiness level, yukkuris acknowledge the concept of "surviving the uneasy scenario means take it easy more afterwards". In other words, with hard working at most of the time, even the tiniest bit of happiness can let them take very easy. In this way, they can learn the concept of saving and frugality.And that's the thing named "Relative Easiness Theory".
The "easiness" yukkuris currently sense varies dramatically, based on how much easiness they've taken so far.
Additionally, we assume that the feeling of "Can take it more easy now" is necessary for living yukkuris. Yukkuris feel so when their states get better, that is to say, from "cannot take it easy" to "can take it easy".
This is called "Relative Easiness Level".Note that wild yukkuri earn more easiness than a pet yukkuri eating sweet-sweets when "getting injured during hunting, fall into the uneasy status, and receiving gratitude plus wound treatment from her family afterwards".
What we originally thought was yukkuris take it easier without a wound.TimelineTimelineDuskDuskAfternoonAfternoonNoonNoonDawnDawnEasiness LevelB. Wild MarisaA. Pet MarisaGraph A and B are constructed from data gathered by miniature sugar level measuring device attached to wild and pet adult Marisa specimen. The data shows how much "easyness" is felt by a yukkuri across a single day.Arrived home. Receiving thank from her wife and children and her wound tended with lick lick.Injured in accident. Bringing back food with all strength she has left.We understand that wild Marisa live in a lifestyle with larger fluctuation of easyness and uneasyness. Moreover, they achieved far more easyness from eating plain food like grass or bugs compared to pet yukkuri who eat Happyness! tasted yukkuri food.Playing with toys indoorWe will explain the mechanism behind that.For yukkuri, the "easyness" has a broad meaning. We know that "easyness" encompass many joy and happyness such as eating, sleeping, playing, having children, etc.Now, this might be late, but what is this "Taking it easy" that yukkuri talk about ?Spending effort to gather food.Eating grass from the storage. Going to hunt while being sent away by her family.In that case, which one feel more easyness ?
Is it "wild yukkuri who run around trying to secure food every day while constantly threatened by the elements and enemies" ?
Or is it "Pet yukkuri who live in comfortable room and eating yukkuri food served by their owner without any effort" ?Yukkuri-use small sized sugar level measuring device.
A safe and trusty Factory product that measure easyness based on the principle that yukkuri's sweetness is inversely proportional to the easyness they are feeling.Lunch and afternoon napEasyness levelDinner plus sweets for desertWaking up and tasted the Happyness! tasted breakfastRelative easyness theoryHuman would usually assume it's the latter. But actually, that's not the whole picture for yukkuri. In fact, there's a lot of case where pet yukkuri turns into scum who demanded more easyness.Suggestion for Abyuse (3) "Not allowing to take it easy" in order to "Take it easy"