I think this is actually wholesome haha. Well, maybe not the Twitter handle. But like, yeah.
Hiiii Hazel :3 Thanks for the lovely detailed post, this was a treat to read!
Silly little muddy paws of cuteness
Yessss he was ❤ Thanks for leaving a sweet comment, it's nice to know I'm not alone with this grief
He was the sweetest little fluffy rodent. It's the first time I'm losing a pet rat. I'm crying a bunch 😭 And well... it's normal; it's the cycle of life and death. A good reminder to cherish life itself and the ones around us, pets or humans. I'm treating my 4 other little critters today to celebrate them being alive and healthy.
I didn't have him for very long, and it still hurt a lot to lose him. I took him in July, as I had a lonely rat I rescued at home. He has been a lovely companion to Hatchi for the time he was there. He was 1 year and a half at the time according to the previous owner.
This photo taken when he was still healthy btw.
Thanks for taking time to read this. I just needed to tell somebody 💖
Rest in peace, Pistache
Maybe he sucked the cock of 100 girls and is 100% straight, how transphobic of you to assume he's bi for sucking cocks /s
(See how easy it is to get offended if you really give it an honest try)
Squirrelly rodent on the McGill campus. Montréal, Québec, Canada
Pouchie girls for girly pouch. Left to right : Frizzy, Claire, and Salmiak
How about cocky behavior therapy?
I'm a vagina with a pH of 4
For those who didn't get it, it does actually say minimum ! 
Source : I dabbled in calligraphy; it's a fun word to write out (although you can make it more legible with proper spacing between letters so it doesn't look like a bunch of lines)
You just dark roasted yourself
Hey there, thanks for taking time to write here about your life, thoughts and feelings. I'm sorry to hear things are incredibly tough right now.
This book (The Happiness Trap) was recommended to me by my therapist, and I found the practices in there to be very helpful for me (depression). Here's a free online version.
https://cabct.hr/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/The-Happiness-Trap-Harris-R1.pdf
Among other things, it helped me see my thoughts for what they are: just thoughts. And to not always listen to them. To choose which thoughts I think are helpful, and just acknowledge and then ignore the rest of them ( I was talking down to myself a lot too).
Another thing I got better at with the help of the book is to act according to my values, even if something is unpleasant in the short term (simple exemple : exercise because I value health).
Another ressource that helped me greatly are free and community led gatherings to talk about mental health (and in my case addiction). I used to attend the ones organised by DBSA, here's the link :
https://www.dbsalliance.org/support/chapters-and-support-groups/online-support-groups/
Best of luck. Virtual hug.
So glad to hear they're appreciated ☺️ They do know me at this point! Especially this one on the picture. She's easily recognizable by her short tail and she's really friendly.
Please post video of this on lemmy.ca/c/squirrels thanks
But aren't well all connected by our inevitable destiny to pee? Maybe the real poetry was in their username this whole time.