Stringmaster94

u/Stringmaster94


r/dogs•

My girlfriend and I are going to be moving in with her sister later this week, and I'm wondering what's the best way to get our dog and her cat's living together happily?

Our dog is a husky / lab mix who has a ridiculous amount of energy because we run him constantly. Her sister has two cats. One is "small and shy" and the other one is "fat and grumpy".

Things we have going for us

  1. The dog has lived in the town we're moving to before. So it should be nice for him to fall right back into his old stomping grounds. As such were not really anticipation to much moving anxiety or anything. Pretty much the first thing were gong to do when we get him into town is take him out on a hike throu
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r/cats•

My girlfriend and I are going to be moving in with her sister later this week, and I'm wondering what's the best way to get our dog and her cat's living together happily?

Our dog is a husky / lab mix who has a ridiculous amount of energy because we run him constantly. Her sister has two cats. One is "small and shy" and the other one is "fat and grumpy".

Things we have going for us

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  1. The dog has lived in the town we're moving to before. So it should be nice for him to fall right back into his old stomping grounds. As such were not really anticipation to much moving anxiety or anything. Pretty much the first thing were gong to do when we get him into town is take him out on a
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r/LARP•

So recently I've been looking into LARPing and it has occurred to me that I already posses a number of real world skills that I think could transfer quite well to being a Bard.

I can play guitar and sing, and Im also a radio DJ and I have done a little bit "MC-ing" certain events so I trained how to use my voice to capture the attention of large audiences. It's not something I'm great at mind you, but I have done it.

I have always loved the idea of playing a super serious Bard character. I love the idea of a character that puts their art above their own lives. Somebody who chases their passion with conviction in a world with no safety nets.

At the same time I'm a little worried that I

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r/bisexual•

Apparently I'm the main character in some sort of dumb harem anime or something.

So, recently I started playing around with dating apps. I'm not a love guru or anything, but apparently I'm a little more successful than I anticipated because now I'm in the position of talking to two people for dates and I feel like I'm leading them both on. I feel kinda bad about it.

So potential suitor number one is a guy that goes to college in the town I live in. He's 21, gay, and a huge dork just like me. I've been on three dates with him already and on the last date we actually hung out with some of my friends at a campfire and I held his hand. My friends all seemed to like him to, and when my roommate

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r/askgaybros•

So I'm a fairly "masc" bi guy, and if I'm being completely honest I kinda dig femboys. The whole androdonous aspect of it really does it for me (for the record I'm also kinda into "butch" girls, but that isn't exactly relavant here lol).

The problem is that I don't really want to seem like I'm fetishising the whole fem/masc thing, ya know? I mean, yeah I think femboys are cute as hell, but in reality I'm pretty open to being with anyone. And I don't wanna come across as a dickhead or a weirdo lol.

Plus, on top of that I'm from a fairly small college town so their aren't exactly a lot of guys around. So I seem to be getting a lot of attention from big hairy dudes like me, and that's fine,

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r/bisexual•

I'm pretty sure were both at least wondering if the other person is interested. I mean, were pretty much the only 2 bisexual guys in our group of friends, and I kind of feel like there is some chemistry (I might just have a giant crush on him).

I've just never broached this territory with a guy before. I kind of just want to know how to make my intentions clear, you know? I know it probably depends on how the activity goes tomorrow (Guitar Jam between us two), but I feel like I was kind of non committal when I asked him. Should I have just asked him out? Was "hanging out" a bad first move?

I guess I just need some advice. I don't really know how to date people. I've only ever had one girlf

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r/characterdrawing•

Jason Kid is a capably violent, yet calculated individual. He drives around in his pick up truck, with his hounds, and he gets shit done for monetary compensation.

Jason is a "professional looking" mercenary type, and his hounds look like an array of mid to large sized mutts/pet dogs which have been breed for war.

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