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Turncoat said: 

Delora said: 

Turncoat said: 

I don't really see the problem with that in this context. 

 Why not? They are so fucking annoying.

I haven't really had that experience with him personally, 1-on-1 things have been pretty chill so far. 

 He calls you trans slurs on a regular basis and that's my fucking issue. I didn't want to say it because I didn't want to put you on the spot- I didn't want to call attention to something that might make you uncomfortable and I'm not in your head and I don't understand people very well socially - all I know is this guy has been malicious for no reason to you for weeks on end and it's getting old. Maybe you didn't notice him constantly doing it, because you are used to it from school in general ... And yeah, you may be desensitized BUT he's still being fucking awful here... Like he's calling you trannycoat - 

Am I making it worse by fighting him or calling attention to it?

I just know if someone were talking like that to me I would want someone to speak up for me, so maybe I'm projecting 

I moreso find it odd how invested in this dude you are, especially when I as the subject feel fine with it. 

Turncoat said: 

I moreso find it odd how invested in this dude you are, especially when I as the subject feel fine with it. 

 I don't think she knows what trolling is.

Turncoat said: 

I moreso find it odd how invested in this dude you are, especially when I as the subject feel fine with it. 

 Because I thought you didn't like it

Delora said: 

Turncoat said: 

I moreso find it odd how invested in this dude you are, especially when I as the subject feel fine with it. 

 Because I thought you didn't like it

Not minding it doesn't mean I like it, it simply exists. 

Is this Delora white-knighting?

Buttered Toast said: 

Is this Delora white-knighting?

 Am not. Shut up.

Just going to move these here, don't mind me: 

kuhne said: 

Advice for Turncoat

It's a thread tradition now.

Man up!

Boost your testosterone.

Have fun!

Delora said: 

advice for TC

cx3 said: 

Take the $100.

 Lmfao 

Buttered Toast said: 

Advice for Turncoat

Don't read this.

Orion said: 

Advice for Turncoat

Why are we making so many of these? I'm a bit of an outsider, so I'm a little confused.

Delora said: 

Advice for Turncoat

Asked chat gpt to give you obscure cat advice 

### **Enrichment and Play**  

1. **Rotate Toys Regularly**: Swap out toys every week or two to prevent boredom.  

2. **Use a Lick Mat**: Spread a treat or wet food on a lick mat for stress relief and entertainment.  

3. **Interactive Feeding**: Use puzzle feeders or hide small portions of kibble to mimic hunting.  

4. **Play “Peek-a-Boo”**: Use sheer curtains or blankets to simulate stalking and pouncing games.  

5. **Provide “Hide-and-Seek” Spots**: Create small boxes or tunnels for ambush play.  

 

### **Environment and Comfort**  

6. **Vertical Spaces**: Install shelves or cat trees to satisfy climbing instincts.  

7. **Scent Wall**: Offer soft surfaces on walls for your cat to rub their cheeks and spread their scent.  

8. **Safe Outdoor View**: Set up a perch by a window or create a catio for bird-watching.  

9. **Daytime Scent Comfort**: Leave an item of your clothing with your scent when you’re away.  

10. **Separate Water Bowls**: Place water bowls away from food and litter to encourage drinking.  

 

### **Food and Hydration**  

11. **Warm Their Food**: Slightly warm wet food to mimic fresh prey.  

12. **Bone Broth for Hydration**: Unsalted, cat-safe broth supports hydration and joint health.  

13. **Introduce Cat Grass**: Offer safe plants like cat grass or parsley for nibbling and digestion.  

 

### **Grooming and Hygiene**  

14. **Groom for Bonding**: Focus on areas your cat can’t reach to mimic social grooming.  

15. **Dental Care**: Brush their teeth or use dental wipes to prevent common oral issues.  

16. **Use UV Light**: A UV flashlight helps detect urine spots for thorough cleaning.  

 

### **Stress Relief and Behavior**  

17. **Feline Pheromone Products**: Use diffusers like Feliway to reduce anxiety in stressful times.  

18. **Massage for Relaxation**: Gently massage their head, cheeks, and shoulders to relieve stress.  

19. **Respect Alone Time**: Let your cat retreat when they want space without forcing interaction.  

 

### **Scratching Preferences**  

20. **Tailor Scratching Posts**: Offer both vertical and horizontal scratchers to suit your cat’s preferences.  

21. **Strategic Placement**: Place posts near sleeping spots or entryways to satisfy marking instincts.  

 

### **Health and Safety**  

22. **Microchip Indoor Cats**: Even indoor cats can escape; microchipping improves the chances of return.  

23. **Monitor Subtle Changes**: Behavior shifts, like less grooming or eating, could signal health issues.  

24. **High-Quality Litter**: Invest in litter that clumps well and is gentle on paws and lungs.  

 

### **Advanced Tips**  

25. **Pheromone-Rich Shelves**: Combine vertical spaces with pheromone spray to create safe zones.  

26. **Offer Multi-Layered Enrichment**: Use textures, scents, and toys to fully engage their senses.  

Turncoat said: 

Just going to move these here, don't mind me: 

kuhne said: 

Advice for Turncoat

It's a thread tradition now.

Man up!

Boost your testosterone.

Have fun!

Delora said: 

advice for TC

cx3 said: 

Take the $100.

 Lmfao 

Buttered Toast said: 

Advice for Turncoat

Don't read this.

Orion said: 

Advice for Turncoat

Why are we making so many of these? I'm a bit of an outsider, so I'm a little confused.

Delora said: 

Advice for Turncoat

Asked chat gpt to give you obscure cat advice 

### **Enrichment and Play**  

1. **Rotate Toys Regularly**: Swap out toys every week or two to prevent boredom.  

2. **Use a Lick Mat**: Spread a treat or wet food on a lick mat for stress relief and entertainment.  

3. **Interactive Feeding**: Use puzzle feeders or hide small portions of kibble to mimic hunting.  

4. **Play “Peek-a-Boo”**: Use sheer curtains or blankets to simulate stalking and pouncing games.  

5. **Provide “Hide-and-Seek” Spots**: Create small boxes or tunnels for ambush play.  

 

### **Environment and Comfort**  

6. **Vertical Spaces**: Install shelves or cat trees to satisfy climbing instincts.  

7. **Scent Wall**: Offer soft surfaces on walls for your cat to rub their cheeks and spread their scent.  

8. **Safe Outdoor View**: Set up a perch by a window or create a catio for bird-watching.  

9. **Daytime Scent Comfort**: Leave an item of your clothing with your scent when you’re away.  

10. **Separate Water Bowls**: Place water bowls away from food and litter to encourage drinking.  

 

### **Food and Hydration**  

11. **Warm Their Food**: Slightly warm wet food to mimic fresh prey.  

12. **Bone Broth for Hydration**: Unsalted, cat-safe broth supports hydration and joint health.  

13. **Introduce Cat Grass**: Offer safe plants like cat grass or parsley for nibbling and digestion.  

 

### **Grooming and Hygiene**  

14. **Groom for Bonding**: Focus on areas your cat can’t reach to mimic social grooming.  

15. **Dental Care**: Brush their teeth or use dental wipes to prevent common oral issues.  

16. **Use UV Light**: A UV flashlight helps detect urine spots for thorough cleaning.  

 

### **Stress Relief and Behavior**  

17. **Feline Pheromone Products**: Use diffusers like Feliway to reduce anxiety in stressful times.  

18. **Massage for Relaxation**: Gently massage their head, cheeks, and shoulders to relieve stress.  

19. **Respect Alone Time**: Let your cat retreat when they want space without forcing interaction.  

 

### **Scratching Preferences**  

20. **Tailor Scratching Posts**: Offer both vertical and horizontal scratchers to suit your cat’s preferences.  

21. **Strategic Placement**: Place posts near sleeping spots or entryways to satisfy marking instincts.  

 

### **Health and Safety**  

22. **Microchip Indoor Cats**: Even indoor cats can escape; microchipping improves the chances of return.  

23. **Monitor Subtle Changes**: Behavior shifts, like less grooming or eating, could signal health issues.  

24. **High-Quality Litter**: Invest in litter that clumps well and is gentle on paws and lungs.  

 

### **Advanced Tips**  

25. **Pheromone-Rich Shelves**: Combine vertical spaces with pheromone spray to create safe zones.  

26. **Offer Multi-Layered Enrichment**: Use textures, scents, and toys to fully engage their senses.  

 Mine was obviously best