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My cat recently had this :( he was in heart failure by the time we brought him in and he was diagnosed with heart disease. He wasn't panting either but he was breathing VERY fast and he also hates car rides so much, so it definitely stressed him out more too. But the sooner you get him in the sooner you can start any potential treatment. He is now on a lot of meds and is doing better, but that initial ER visit helped stabilize him. It's very expensive and I couldn't afford it either :( but depending on where you are there could be credit and loan options that they offer (I went to BluePearl).

My cat loves those fish toys!

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I ended up getting Jean, thank you all for the advice :)

Thank you for the advice! I hope I can one day learn to do that

Very off topic but where did you get the ghost cat mug??

This is not a scary scene necessarily but after their date at the restaurant early in the movie it suddenly cuts to them having sex and the way they did it made me jump really bad

Omg yeah my eyes were closed like 65% of the movie 😭 but the sound design was done so well that it was still very scary

1 or 3!

Just finished it and I loved it! This was my first BOTM book (and the first book that I've read in a while) and it was very enjoyable! I LOVED the parts with Rorrick in it and I hope the MC ends up with him over Tiernon, especially since he seems a bit suspicious. He seemed very sweet when we got the childhood flashbacks, but as an adult he doesn't seem very exciting. The Rorrick parts had so much tension though!

Bamboo House in Washington

I am also very pale and have felt insecure about it a lot, so I can relate. I live in a more diverse community, and I always wished I had more tan skin like some people around me naturally are bc I felt like it looked prettier. But at the end of the day, the skin color we are born with is beautiful as is and it's not something you need to change (as you know). I think, some cultures even view it as a beauty standard.

It sucks that you have such horrible people around you, and I hope you find friends that will uplift you and not try to pressure you to change to fit into their mold.

Omg dude I literally looked at some today on accident when i was going through an old discord server from like 7 years ago and it was so embarrassing lmao

Yeah, they remind me a lot of myself when I was like 13-15 and would get a lot of my social interaction from online. Especially the oversharing and self-pity aspects that I really cringe back at

Ikr, it looks so unhinged lmao

Off topic, but I am always horrified by how low the wages are for customer service jobs :( Especially when I hear how low minimum wage is in some places (where i live it's like $17-21). I understand that it's not the most complex job in the world, but it must be so draining at times. And I feel like people should be compensated more if they are expected to produce higher quality service.

I wonder if this will ever change. I never worked a customer service job, but I always sympathize with you guys.

Mystic Bloom Farm :)

Not OP, but I think this is why my posture developed into the poor state that is now. The more my chest grew, the more uncomfortable I felt with it, and naturally hunched over to make them seem smaller. I have a 36DDD right now, and so the weight is making it a lot worse on my back, and it's hard to take a full breath at times. I feel very uncomfortable standing straight because I don't want my chest to look even bigger, but I think it would've helped a lot with my back pain, breathing, and confidence if I had proper posture growing up.

Pam was also the first one I got all hearts for! It was easy to find loved gifts for her (beer), and her birthday was pretty early on in the game.

Just got the job like last week. I teach the junior ninjas which are 5-7 years old and its mostly block coding and "unplugged" activities where you help them build something out of blocks, attach a motor to it, and do a bit of block coding to make it move. It's not a hard job, it's fine. The issue is that he pays me like 16/hr (which is very low for where I live), and it's like 4-5 hours a week. Not that I expected a high pay, but there are barely any hours, and unless you're working with the older kids, it's def more like babysitting.

I'm really considering quitting, but it's only been a week, and I feel bad. Might stick with it until the end of summer just to have it on the resume ig.