Based on my experience, that's the kitty's modus operandi,lol!

I love my little buggers. Just don't ever genetically engineer them to have opposeable thumbs, we'll be doomed!

LOL right.

I actually don't have any pets now. I live with my parents and they don't want any. So I get my pet solace from friends.

The dog at the fence will still be your friend :3

Yep, that is very ture.

true*

Good Afternoon!

afternoon

_is not scary enough..._

Shit.

@GG Allin here in the netherlands we have something called a 'lease poes' as in a leased cat you pretty much try to nick a neighbours cat by petting it and giving it food every now and then so it'll keep comming over.

Ah, I see.

I just tried to adopt a stray cat once. Didn't work out well with my family. But I could have adopted him/her.

all the benefits of having a cat without having to clean out the litterbox.

True.

Hello!

Hey guys. So my brother asked me to visit the sub because he wanted me to know more about men's issues. He is an active campaigner and is a frequent visiter of the sub. Idk if he is in this chat but I decided to join the discord chat as I found it on the sub. What's all that I should know about this whole thing?

Welcome @Monika

Thank you

Take a look around on the sub and here... And feel free to ask questions.

I will

there are a lot of misconceptions on the men's movement imo

If you need a primer on men's rights issues, I would suggest watching the Redpill documentary by Cassie Jaye (if you haven't)

I am a total noob when it comes to these stuff. I am here to just interact and know the issues more.

We are on the process of creating a website for a perfect introduction to men's rights movement, it'll be online soon

Cool

Are you guys from a particular place or is this a global thing?

I would suggest you the Redpill documentary, it's on prime and its very highly rated

No, We are from all over the world :)

Great.

Are you Indian

No. Quite the opposite.

I am from Pakistan basically but I live in Denmark

We had been seeing good traction for the movement in South Asia, especially India, that's why I asked lol

Haha. It's okay. I belong to a controversial country. Lived there for 19 years of my life lol. I make a lot of heads turn here in Denmark tbh.

It's nothing to be ashamed of I would say. Our countries and religions doesn't doesn't necessarily dictate what we are.

It's a good thing to hear and belive but trust me, prejudices play a big role overseas.

I know, the majority idiots will mess it up for the rest of us

It's been the case with stereotypes almost everywhere.