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Left-Star2240 t1_jechd3l wrote

The shelter we adopted our cat from was fantastic. He was in a quarantine room with other cats that needed to have a respiratory infection ruled out.

We filled out the adoption paperwork the day we met him. He wasn’t medically cleared for adoption so they approved us as to foster him and they let us bring him home a week later. We were instructed to contact the shelter if any health issues arose. I had already made an appointment with my vet to meet him and she found him to be in good health. (She picked him up, hugged him, and told him he’d hit the jackpot!)

At one point during the foster we did have to take him to the vet because a growth developed on his paw. It turned out just to be keratin and fell off on its own, but that visit was free because we contacted the shelter and made an appointment with the vet that they worked with.

Once he was actually cleared for adoption part of the paperwork mentioned taking him to our vet within two weeks of “adoption.” When I called to ask about it (because he’d already seen my vet, and the next available appointment was months ahead) they explained that if any genetic issues were discovered they would discourage us returning him.

I explained that he was “home” the first night and I wouldn’t return him if they paid me. They gladly took my credit card for the $50 adoption fee.

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Kirahei t1_jecglzi wrote

I would start by stop saying that “you avoid eye-contact”, I know it sounds silly but it works, and then also practice looking into your own eyes in the mirror and slowly graduate to your close friends, then stranger’s nose bridge when you introduce yourself and so on.

It’s basically exposure therapy which is the best way to treat discomfort/phobia; I’m not saying you’re cripplingly afraid of eye-contact but it is a spectrum of fear.

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punkwalrus t1_jecg2y2 wrote

It's gotten so bad, we had a discussion today about it at work. Our boss told us to "be careful, and be kind." I mean, it's a Saturday, but he cared for us anyway and said that we needed to be wary because there are some pretty mean people out there.

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kittenpoptart t1_jecfukq wrote

I remember one time my then bf told me he got his ex gf pregnant while we were dating. So funny haha.

Then months later I told him I fucked his dad to scare his hiccups away.

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keepthetips t1_jecdabg wrote

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the-dusa t1_jeccgni wrote

Same. I have had to do this for one order. The pin is a safety precaution that keeps other people from stealing their food or serves a proof of delivery. The pin proves their identity so the driver doesn't give the food to a random stranger. Additionally, the driver can't provide a picture that proves delivery the same way they do by dropping it at the door. It doesn't mean the customer steals.

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kuang89 t1_jeccb5e wrote

I do this but with mix results, usually good ones, just say you looking for a short haircut and maybe add one other thing, then the rest just you cut how you decide is good.

Helps if there is a queue and you get to see how the barber is cutting other’s hair

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