Whitefish River It's hard to believe

Of course, she had questions. It was normal really, he was the abnormal one and he was never shy enough to keep it a hidden secret - at least not to his packmates. It would only be dangerous for him should they remain in the dark about it all. Mmmm. Pursing his lips in thought, I always have a hard time explaining this part. How does one explain something neither of them experienced? How could a pain-free life explain to someone, by someone, who never felt pain?

I feel pressure, like the ground pushing against my paws or someone leaning against me - but if I'm standing on a thorn, or their teeth are in my skin, it doesn't feel like anything I need to pull away from. I can't feel pleasure either, so it's quite boring actually. I'd trade almost anything to feel something. Here he ended it as his voice sort of trailed on with the final thought, catching himself rambling.