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I just came to give a PSA.

Being whacked by a Great Dane tail hurts like hell, but have you ever felt a GD elbow dig into your thigh?

Let's just say, it feels like you can't get the dog off you fast enough.

So we all know Google has been a lie. My Great Dane experience has shown me that Great Dane are in fact not sedentary and they certainly do not mature at 2 years old (or maybe I don't understand the meaning of the word).

So here's my query:
Have you ever had a puppy that is completely CHILL? Like I'm talking, not easily excitable, quite independent, very friendly and honestly a couch potato with a designated hole in the couch that fits their body perfectly.

I've tried everything under the sun but this kiddo is UNBOTHERED/.com. At best, she'll take a leisure jog to lean on me, but nothing theatrical. Is this a common experience with GD Owners? Or are my other dogs just lunatics?

Examples:

• Charisma is now immaturity
• Chivalry is now bad financial literacy

Unrelated: What is this "aardvark" flair?

I wish to gather some insight and stories from people with a narcissist parent and you, who is now above 25 y/o and financially independent.

• Do finances play a big role in your relationship with them? How so? Or Why do you think not?
• If you have siblings, do your siblings have the same type of financial relationship with the parent/s?
• What has been your biggest problem with your parents ever since you reached older age with financial independence?

Is anyone else facing a unique experience of implementing a routine so well that not only do their dogs do everything automatically, but they also remind you of the routine? 😂

Some examples:

In my house, we have 4 dogs of big size and massive personality, so routine is everything in this home.

The cool part:

• Without a word, after eating they go potty.
• If I put my coffee down in the morning, nothing happens. But if I put my finished coffee (empty mug, down), they automatically run to the designated eating area.

The interesting part: If I drink coffee and put down an empty mug at any other time of the day, they don't even bat an eye. Nobody moves.

The funny problem

Is anyone else facing a unique experience of implementing a routine so well that not only do their dogs do everything automatically, but they also remind you of the routine? 😂

Some examples:_

In my house, we have 4 dogs of big size and massive personality, so routine is everything in this home.

The cool part:

• Without a word, after eating they go potty.
• If I put my coffee down in the morning, nothing happens. But if I put my finished coffee (empty mug, down), they automatically run to the designated eating area.

The interesting part: If I drink coffee and put down an empty mug at any other time of the day, they don't even bat an eye. Nobody moves.

The funny problem

So before we get the flood of moralists, Yes, all cheating is bad.

The intention of the question is to assess what the role of someone's perception of gender is, when considering infidelity in relationships.

Awesome. I look forward to the discussion.