It was for my first "own" pc in 2001. I didn't have one specific game in mind when buying it, but the first thing I played with it was Giants: Citizen Kabuto.
Replaying Final Fantasy IX. I'm trying if I can make it through the Excalibur II perfect game guide by Atomos199 with the help of the built-in cheats in the Steam version of the game.
Another exception I can think of are the shows from lustcinema. They have some shows with an overarching plot. And for porn, the acting is surprisingly good.
Firmly saying "NO", then loud clapping, and finally lifting him to the ground and bit paying attention to gim for a few moments.
After a while they react to the signs. No garantees that it works on every cat, but it works with our other cat.
Of course. But at least we can teach him not to be on the table when we're eating.
He has a roommate called Whisky. But Whisky is still highly sceptical of Gin.
Close... Whisky. His Sister, Tequila, died last year and we wantes him to have a companion again
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I went to a conference to present a paper. It was exausting but fun to meet people.
My presentation went well, and we won a best paper award!
After it took several tries and a lot of work to get the paper accepted, I'm very happy that it worked out.
I agree with the recommendation for therapy. I can say that it helped me to get in a more positive and constructive mind set.
Other thoughts on your lack of intimacy:
Getting a pet can give some kind of replacement for intimacy with another human being. Sure, it is not the same. But cuddling with a cat can help to feel less lonely.
For intimicy as in "sex", I think there is nothing wrong with considering sex workers. Unless of course it is illegal in your country...
The two places are Madrid, Spain and Oslo, Norway.
Yes, you're absolutely right.
I read the claim about the correlation between mosquito bites and blood type in a news article where this paper was linked as the source. This teaches me (again) to not blindly trust any news articles without verifying the information.
Thanks for pointing it out.