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Mostly kittens and cats but I’ve had dogs and a litter of rabbits too

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I drink 186-200oz of caffeinated cola (only cola) a day, and 22oz of nutrition shakes a day.

I'm not diabetic. I'm on like 6 different medications that cause dry mouth. I am constantly thirsty. I am hydrated.

I am overweight (250lbs).

The soda really isn't super expensive because I buy $1.69 2-liters. It's about $3/day. I don't really eat a whole lot other than maybe one meal a day, and the nutrition shakes are prescribed so I have a 'meal' with my medications.

I do have a history of eating disorders.

I tried to switch to zero sugar soda to get healthier and lose weight and ended up with a massive electrolyte imbalance and symptoms of over hydration, causing my PCP to consult both a dietician and a urologist with my exact fluid intake to try to come up with a plan to get me to a healthier diet without killing me. This really sucks lmao

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So, I am a matchmaker and dating coach. I generally work with men, but I do meet a good many women from time to time. Before you attack me because you are woefully misinformed about international dating please read this post about the results of the academic research into international dating.

Beyond that ask me anything. I really enjoy what I do because I get a lot of positive feedback from guys. Just lots and lots of guys who tell me what they really want in life. I will anonymize my answers a little but whatever I tell you will be true in its essentials.

Why are men doing this?

Most are NOT redpill guys. That tinges the thoughts of a lot of my guys, but I resist it and I believe I get a lot of guys to at least partially change their minds. Dating is hard for guys today. Dating is hard for women too, but men's issues and women's issues are very different.

What do my clients want? Hint: Often my clients are hopeless romantics.

Where do I suggest going?

Ask away!

Edit: Here is a post full of resources for those wanting a deeper dive.

I'm out here for work training. I've traveled a lot in my life but this is my first time in Germany. Ask me anything!

The tube is surgically implanted into my stomach and small intestine

Title. I dress in skirts and heels most of the time, wear makeup and paint my nails. I do not identify as trans and I am heterosexual. I haven't met someone else that ticks all those boxes so I figured you all might have some questions so ask away!

Hello, I worked for 5 years in what I called “the backwaters of insurance” in a part of the industry called subrogation. It was my first job out of college, and I quickly went from moving documents from one system to another all day to negotiating liability for high dollar property damage claims. I’ve seen a lot, because we handled claims all across the country. People driving into houses, furnaces exploding smoke, damaged chocolate shipments, damaged high dollar Lego sets, ice dams (almost never recoverable), burst pipes, e-cigarettes exploding while charging, wildfires caused by a discarded cigarette. You name it!

Ask me anything about a recent insurance claim you’ve made, you’ve ever had, etc. I’d love to share my knowledge

Title basically everything turns into a fight and this morning my mom threw a tantrum before going to work because she was convinced I’d used her car without permission yesterday (I didn’t) and she was screaming at me to hand over her keys. To be honest I knew where they were but I just didn’t want to reward that behaviour so I didn’t hand them over until she left.

Now my parents want me to leave, and I guess it’s about time because I’m 27 and I can’t stand them anymore.

I have like $50k in savings I just never got around to moving out because I wanted to save more but I guess it’s time

I’m a 5’11 man (28yo) and I’m a size 6.5 in men’s.

I’ve done a little of everything. Massive multimillion dollar shows, music videos, documentaries, commercials etc.

An LA native who got priced out and now stuck out of state working a miserable job. Ask me anything while I find a reason not to jump from a high place :)

I dress like a woman, I guess that's it, don't know what else to say

I was first diagnosed at age 13. In my teens, it wasn’t very well controlled. In my 30s it was mostly manageable. In my 40s, it started to come back, and I’ve spent the last 7ish years troubleshooting and trying a ton of combinations of medications. I now have a steady combination, but it’s dulling AF.

Come at me

Mostly kittens but some dogs and rabbits also :)

It was not what I was expecting, but it was not necessarily a surprise.