GRIMETOWN CONSTRUCTION CREW IS FLOURISHING IN THIS ECONOMY WITH ALL THE NEW STRIP CLUBS OPENING
CASSIE JKFDSALS CAN U PICTURE SLIMEBALL CONSTRUCTION WORKER!KIRISHIMA INSTALLING THE POLE AND THEN TAKING IT FOR A SPIN
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i once again am truthing about how conductor and grooves love hat kid and bow kid soooooo much they're their grandpas and they can't wait to see them again. like if the splash screen for act 1 of ch 2 doesn't convince you they love and adore them so much then idk what to tell you. they literally have little hearts above their heads they care about them so much.
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I am almost done with part 1 of the secret history and may I just say that these are the stupidest children I have ever read about? Orel Puppington has more understanding of nuance than these nerds. Their teacher taught a class where the implicit moral is to indulge in your animalistic side in moderation and they heard “yo let’s starve ourselves and stay awake for three days to try and see god thats a fun after school activity!” And then after murdering a man one of these idiots decide to write that he killed a man in a diary he bought on a vacation with someone who literally speaks his language and it’s like how has Darwinism kept you alive this long? And now Henry’s talking about poison mushrooms and basing his survival on what I think is a night quill red bull fallacy? Because of some book he read and dog torture? The fuck, man?
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Hey I need some cat advice!
I’ve been doing my best to research things online through articles and videos, I’ve also been talking to my friends/family that own cats, and I talked to a vet back when I first got him, but this is my first time ever having a cat so everything is super new to me (I’ve only had him for about 3 months now).
We’re having some behavior issues and I wanted to see if anyone had any advice for training or what I can do to help him so he’s not acting out. I worry that many things are my fault just because I’m not used to handling a cat.
I want to start off saying he really is so SWEET. He sleeps with me every night, loves to cuddle on my lap while I work or watch movies, loves play time, will come up and give me kisses and rub all over me when I come home from the store or school, and he never hisses or anything like that.
BUT when he wants my attention he is INSISTENT and it doesn’t matter that I’m sleeping, working, eating etc.
At first he meows but I can’t always get up and give him what he wants (usually either food or playtime).
If he doesn’t get what he’s after, he starts biting me (he literally just walks up to my leg and bites it - 0/10 don’t enjoy).
Then if I continue to not give him what he wants he starts destroying things because that always gets me to actually get up and pay attention to him. He still doesn’t get the thing he wants but it does get me to move.
This has led to a couple broken items and (this is the one that really baffles me here) the eating of anything and everything paper.
He has eaten like 6 or 7 art prints right on the wall and I’ve had to slowly start taking down any that he can reach... my walls are going to wind up barren because he keeps eating them. He’s also eaten the cover of the book I was reading, my planner, the printer paper right out of the printer, and more.
I try and keep him on a routine so that he knows when it’s feeding time/play time/cuddle time etc. but this does not seem to matter to him.
For example, he gets fed at 6am and 6pm everyday but starting at about 4am and 4pm he turns into a menace every five seconds to tell me he’s hungry.
I’m feeding him the right portions listed on the food I give him for his weight/age so I’m not starving him and I don’t want to over feed him since he’s indoor only and therefore gets less exercise.
My final ditch effort has been shutting him out of the room I’m in after he starts the destruction phase (the bedroom when I’m sleeping or the office when I’m working). But now he’s taken to clawing up the carpet under the door (I’m in an apartment so I’ll have to pay those damages) and just slamming himself into the door.
Any advice? What should I do to try and train him to be patient or how to behave when he wants something?
My attempts at research were mostly about sticking to a routine and not acknowledging them (for example, ignore the cats meows when they try to wake you up so that they learn this doesn’t work and let you sleep)... but I’m already sticking to a routine and me ignoring his behaviors has just led him to escalating further and further into behavior I don’t like/want.
I don’t know what to do and I don’t ever want to hurt him or make him feel unloved but it’s already painful for me (physically with the biting and emotionally with him wrecking my stuff) and is going to start to get expensive too as I start having to replace items or pay my apartment for damages.
He is more important and valuable than anything and everything in my apartment but that still doesn’t mean I wanna deal with him eating all the paper in my apartment or biting me to get attention
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