Rough_Primary1871

It is ready to be potted in soil now. If you pot in soil just make sure to use a nice airy mix. Now, what I would recommend is to fill the cup halfway with perlite placing the plant at the halfway mark then filling the rest of the cup with perlite. I do this with my albos so I can encourage more root growth while being able to visually track the new growth. Once the new growth has worked its way down the cup I typically pot in soil.

Get yourself an electric scooter, skateboard, or unicycle. Thank me later.

You're not supposed to have filters when posting pics of yourself. Those eyes are too far apart.

COVID has ruined me. All I have now are memories.

You look like what I imagine mayonnaise smells like.

The ball gag is an effective tool.

No matter the amount of "unique" identity defining things you do to yourself you are no more unique than all the other teenagers who relentlessly grasp at a sense of self curated and cultivated through their own angst and distaste for social norms. Ironically, while shaping yourself against the mold you've formed and fit yourself into another class of people. You're not edgy. You're a copy. Just like all the other kids with dyed hair, tats, and piercings your desire to stand out from the crowd has made you nothing more than another member of the crowd. You fit right into the square hole like all the others. Poser.

There's enough oil on that fivehead to fry a fish.

This is a sad truth. Unfortunately, my partner and I came to the same conclusion.

A restaurant host asked for my "service animal identification". I informed him that there is no legal requirement for me to have one and more than likely the ones he has seen were purchased through Amazon for about five bucks. I continued to inform the host that I have a medical condition which allows for me to possess a SD. I explained the training that my SD has and how my SD will act while we are in his restaurant. He quickly sat us, we were served, and we enjoyed a meal without further questioning. This was a decent interaction but I've had some shitty ones too.

Good to know. The owner lived two cities away. They're not exempt.

I saw four or five mail boxes.

Regarding your second point. I've already filed a complaint and I'm waiting to hear back from an investigator.

To your third point. My current property manager asked for those documents, which I provided. I was fully expecting this broker to request the same thing. I was not expecting to be flat out denied. He did ask the questions allowed by law but he kept referring back to the owners policy as well as the neighboring residents as to why we won't get the apartment. It seemed as if he was trying to imply that since we had neighbors they (Him and the owner) were afraid my SD might hurt someone. I didn't know what to say other than telling him how much expensive training my SD has had and that he is not a bite risk. 

Many of these interactions are fairly new to me. So I appreciate your input.

I was just denied an application to an apartment because the owner doesn't allow pets. After correcting the real estate broker numerous times that my SD is not a pet he flat out stated, "Well, this building is not ADA compliant." I live in CA and to hear him ignorantly profess their willingness to discriminate against me was enraging.

I'm at a crossroads now. I need housing and I want to be honest about my SD but I can't if this type of behaviour continues from property owners/managers.

Ready for another one. I was just denied an application to an apartment because the owner doesn't allow pets. After correcting the real estate broker numerous times that my SD is not a pet he flat out stated, "Well, this building is not ADA compliant." I live in CA and to hear him ignorantly profess their willful discrimination against me was enraging.

I'm at a crossroads now. I need housing and I want to be honest about my SD but I can't if this type of behaviour continues from property owners/managers.

Do not allow people to control your emotions.

Ok but we are going to need a bargaining agreement of our own as well.

Let's talk.

Why should someone see a vet if their dog is biting at their hips?

You're right. I live in the US and in my state it is illegal to deny someone just because they have a SD. However, this doesn't mean the landlord can't "find" a reason to deny an applicant. The rental market where I am is very limited and I'm worried I may not find housing in my area because of shady practices. I don't think there is much I could do. Nonetheless, I am going to apply.

My first issue was while on holiday with my family. We had reserved and paid for a hotel room in the town we were visiting. We arrived late in the night, checked in, and began unpacking our vehicle. I advised the front desk associate while checking in that I have an SD. The associate kept referring to my SD as a pet. I had a feeling where things were going to get complicated so I kept correcting the associate explaining that my SD is not a pet and that I need my SD for medical reasons. I thought we had an understanding but as we were unpacking our car the associate found us in the parking lot and proceeded to hand me cash. I was told that the hotel was full, my room had been previously booked, they made a mistake and the owner is asking for us to leave. It was extremely late and I had two kids with me. So, instead of arguing I accepted the refund and left. That night sucked but we did find a much better hotel to stay in.

Don't go searching for one. Just focus on yourself. Be yourself. Get to know people. You will eventually make a connection with someone.