#sashasylva

[sashasylvaart]

My home game reached its conclusion, Nils final design as of the final session. Gonna miss playing this freak

[mothman-etd]

Whenever I see your url wherever, I also misread it as mothman-otc for a moment. Is your mothman prescribed or over the counter

Mothman requires no prescription and is available for everyone. Your local Mothman can be found lurking in the background in all major urban centers and also in most rural settings.

[onenicebugperday]

Hey I'm wondering if you know of any bugs that have been observed to exhibit homosexual behavior, or of bugs that reproduce without needing a male/partner. I know its been observed in a lot of mammals, birds and lizards, but since bugs are so often overlooked by people in general, I havent seen anything there.

Thank you!

There are too many bugs to mention that will engage in homosexual behavior (one scientist made a list of 100+ species that were witnessed engaging in it), mostly males with other males, usually either because they're confused about who they're trying to mate with or as a strategy to distract competition from available females.

And there are also parthenogenetic species where females reproduce without the need for a male. I think probably the most well known example of that is in some species of stick insects, though they can also reproduce sexually.

[furvillaconfessions]

Hey, since some folks have mentioned submitting about themselves in the past, I just want to bring it to people's attention that digital self harm is a real thing. Posting negative things about yourself isnt healthy, and I'm saying this off anon as someone who has been tempted to do this in the past, but refrained out of of fear of what people would say. There are plenty of sources on digital self harm and I hope to those who did submit things like that seeking the attention are doing ok <3

[sashasylva]

A set of custom amiibo card art for a friend! I drew these like a month ago but hey, better late than ever.

[ask-a-vetblr]

About 3-4 years ago, my childhood cat Sasha was put down because he was very sick, and we had planned on burying him under his favorite bush. However our vet said that we couldnt do that because of the chemicals used to put him down, we couldnt even cremate him, so they kept his body and probably threw him away or something, Ive been thinking about that, and ive never heard of anyone else being refused their furry family's body. Is this normal? Or am I right in being upset about this?

There might be some municipals where burying pets is not permitted in a homeowner’s backyard, but I would have expected every clinic to be able to offer either group aftercare or individual cremation.

Maybe ask another local clinic whether this is a common thing? Because I wouldn’t have thought so.

- Dr Ferox

[quackadero]

Outfit 1C with accessory 3D for WX?

[outofcontextdiscord]

In that case... *shakes finger, mimes reading book*

*shrugs*