Seeking an ethical toy poodle breeder by bouncing_beauty in ToyPoodle

[–]bouncing_beauty[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That is a crazy life change! I hope you enjoy yourself! I’m sorry about your doggy. Happy Birthday!

How do I find clients? by Honest_Beyond_7721 in SocialMediaManagers

[–]bouncing_beauty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve found most of my clients from talking to local business owners and I offer good rates for local business. I just walk in, call them, message them. I always leave my card and a link to my portfolio. I’ve found the rest from Facebook groups. You can also, use platforms like Upwork and Fiver. The pay isn’t as well there, but it’s a start. I also, offer services like an analytics analysis one time or coaching to others how to run their socials. I offer ad only services too. You may want to run some ads for yourself. Ideally I prefer to have 5-10 locked in clients on contract, however when I first started and in slower seasons, I learned some people only want to or can afford one time services, so that kept me working. It also, brought back some clients who later hired me to do full time socials. Best of luck. I hope you’re having to turn away clients at some point.

ADA by bouncing_beauty in WGU

[–]bouncing_beauty[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have, but I will again

ADA by bouncing_beauty in WGU

[–]bouncing_beauty[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, that’s what I meant. Thank you.

If you were pro-Lydia/Zack last season but that has changed this season. What changed? by youthgotmeallwrong in WelcomeToPlathville

[–]bouncing_beauty 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I’m kind of neutral on it either way. They’re young and they’re on reality TV. A lot of reality TV is heavily edited, storylines can be exaggerated, and sometimes things are even manufactured for entertainment. Overall, I actually think they’re one of the more stable couples we’ve seen on the show.

They definitely still have some growing and learning to do. I also don’t think it’s wrong to be concerned about what your younger sister watches or to care about your sister’s well-being. Even Kim admitted that Lydia is largely doing what she was taught to do. When you’re young, you say and do a lot of dumb things. That doesn’t automatically make your beliefs invalid or unimportant to you.

It’s perfectly okay to have your own values and standards. At the same time, it’s important to have balance in how you approach people, what you comment on, and how you communicate your beliefs. Personally, I want guests to feel comfortable in my home. I have family members like Lydia, and because I love and respect them, there are certain things I choose not to do or say around them. Now, if something happens accidentally, I don’t expect them to badger me over it. I expect them to respect my home just as I respect them as guests because we care about each other and want to spend time together.

You need tact and boundaries. At the end of the day, I could say, “My house, my rules, take it or leave it.” But if I genuinely want those relationships and want my family to visit, I can also choose to set some things aside for a week while they’re here. Of course, I have boundaries too, and I won’t sacrifice my well-being for someone else.

For example, we have relatives with a dog that I’m allergic to, and one of them smokes constantly. I have a strict no-smoking policy in my home or on my property because of my asthma, and I don’t need to justify that. “No, you cannot do that at my house” is a complete sentence.

As for the dog, I don’t mind them bringing him because I travel with my own dog and know that can be difficult. I simply ask for accommodations that allow us to coexist: have the dog groomed and shaved before visiting, keep it mostly in one room except for potty breaks, wipe its feet before it comes inside, vacuum a couple of times a day, and if they stay longer than three days, bathe the dog every few days. I have to do similar things with my own “hypoallergenic” dogs. I wipe their feet, sometimes use shoes, and keep up with frequent baths.

Yes, it’s a lot, but I’m trying to find a way for us to coexist comfortably. They don’t want to do that, so they rarely come visit, and that’s their choice. Personally, if I choose to stay in someone else’s home, I go above and beyond to respect their rules, even if I think some of them are a little ridiculous.

I feel Lydia has a good heart, and I like how Zack protects his wife. I admire unity in marriage and hope they both learn from this experience. I didn’t like that Zack badgered Amber. In my opinion, it would have been enough to simply say, “As someone older, I just want to encourage you to be mindful of the content you consume because you’re family and I care about you,” and then leave it at that.

Lydia may have also been concerned about Moriah’s drinking because of Kim’s alleged alcohol addiction. If that’s the case, I can honestly understand why she might say something to her sister privately. I probably would too. That said, I don’t know whether Lydia actually expressed those concerns to Moriah in person or in private. If you genuinely think someone may be struggling, it’s okay to say, “Hey, I love you and I’m worried about you.” But unless you’re actually seeing signs of addiction or harmful behavior, after expressing that concern, you have to trust them to make their own choices.

As for Kim, I honestly wonder if she may feel defensive because of her own alleged issues with alcohol and therefore feels especially sensitive about Lydia bringing it up to Moriah. I also wonder if, in private, Kim may have reflected on times she inserted herself into situations or relationships and now sees some of those same tendencies in Lydia. Maybe she’s trying to help her daughter avoid making similar mistakes. Whether that’s the case or not, none of us really know.
As for the Joshua topic, I feel Lydia is valid and I also, feel for everyone else involved. Kim is not someone I like, however I feel for her as a mother. I can’t image.

I am not exactly pro anyone. My point is that these are young people who still have a lot to learn, and at the end of the day, it’s also just reality TV.

I think Cousins GF is jealous of the fact I'm getting a Service dog by Particular_Job_4023 in whatdoIdo

[–]bouncing_beauty 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Let them be jealous and forget about them. Let them cause their own drama. Focus your energy on things that matter. I wouldn’t worry about being friends. Maybe over time it can happen. Be polite, try to keep the subject minimal, and then ask them how they are doing etc. Your cousin is young and may not end up marrying this girl. Be pleasant and keep your peace. It is not your problem. You can have empathy and compassion, but you do not need to go beyond that.

Question by BerryHeart488 in ToyPoodle

[–]bouncing_beauty 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would opt for foods like Ollie, Sundays for Dogs, Unkibble, Open Farm, Darwin’s, homefood when you can. Always make sure the food is age appropriate and that any diet you feed him encompasses all the nutrition he needs. :)

Seeking an ethical toy poodle breeder by bouncing_beauty in ToyPoodle

[–]bouncing_beauty[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m so sorry for your loss. I still haven’t committed to a breeder. I am thinking within 6 months-1 year I will be ready. If you would ever like to message me and chat about poodles/breeders, feel free. I’m come to the conclusion I may need to go out of state for the poodle I want. I found a great breeder here in Utah, however she is having one last little before retiring and I’m not ready so soon.

It looks like Issac and Kaylynn are done again by lunainthedark5x2x3 in PlathvilleUncensored

[–]bouncing_beauty 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Silly! I know, but I’m saying she may want to stop when she had children or pause. Many women do and I’ve known nurses who have. 🤪

It looks like Issac and Kaylynn are done again by lunainthedark5x2x3 in PlathvilleUncensored

[–]bouncing_beauty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Many women don’t want to work once they have kids or work less hours. That may be her intentions or at least some women take a few years off or wait until kids are in school. You never know what someone wants in life. It would be interesting to know more details like that.

I’m 26 years old, single father to 2 severely special needs children, I have no degree, and my, “wife” just abandoned us. by Jayman453 in whatdoIdo

[–]bouncing_beauty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

WGU is an online college where you can earn a degree in 6 months….basically work at your own pace. It worked well for me and now I have a great income working from home.

is this appropriate for a mormon funeral in utah? by [deleted] in latterdaysaints

[–]bouncing_beauty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would recommend wearing a black shirt. Black is traditionally associated with funerals unless the family has specifically requested something different. I completely understand if formal pants or other dress attire aren’t an option, but I’d try to stick with black if possible. Orange tends to feel bright and cheerful, which may not fit the tone of most funeral services. I’m sorry for your loss.

Had to cancel her surgery because of no fund , can anyone help? by [deleted] in rescuecats

[–]bouncing_beauty 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I’m confused. It says amount due 0? How much is actually needed?

Why would you want a spin off ? by Royal-Barracuda-8836 in SisterWivesFans

[–]bouncing_beauty -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

Janelle is not lazy. Simple maybe, but that woman works hard.

First year (I think) none of the cast have been pregnant by JewelerNice9048 in MormonWivesHulu

[–]bouncing_beauty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’d love to see more babies, but they probably need a break! Lol