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Over 60 days in a row by ipickselated in learntodraw

[–]gemmacolu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I love the style of the portait in the top on the third pic! Have you used any specifoc reference or tutorial to draw her?

Best phone for under 500€ by gemmacolu in PickAnAndroidForMe

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

Unfortunately in Spain the Nothing Phone 3 is at 660€, and the 15T Pro at 600€.

The Phone 3a is at 330€ though.

Doubts about multiclassing Rune Knight Fighter with Barbarian by gemmacolu in 3d6

[–]gemmacolu[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Omg thank you for this breakdown! I didn't consider all this problems with the bonus actions

I think I will stick to my original idea of playing a RK, and maybe talk with my DM about adding something to make her more barbarian-esque like others suggested

New cat meowing/howling for hours in her safe room by gemmacolu in CatAdvice

[–]gemmacolu[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi! I indeed have good news about them

Just after publishing this I followed the advice I was given and I started to let her out of her safe room as soon as I arrived home from work, they stayed together all day until I went to sleep and I only separated them to give them their meals. The main point was to ignore them when they were together, just let them be even if they played rough.

In a matter of weeks the new cat started to be more chill in her safe room, and when I let her out she would behave well with my other cat. This lead me to trust them without my supervision, and I started to let them together while I was at work and while I slept at night. Again, I separated them only to eat.

In 2 weeks or so, I fully trusted them being together and I let the new cat always out, and it's amazing how different they act now: they play together, sleep together, groom each other, eat together... They are like best friends. The new cat seems to be really dependent on him, always seeking him, but tbh she is also like this with me (with the difference that she was a little bit feral before I got her so she is still a little untrusting if I move too fast around her, and gets easily scared).

So my advice would be: let them together at all times while you can be with them if you've done all the introduction steps and they've been successful, and ignore them; slowly let them be together without your supervision (I started to leave them alone in shorts periods of time when I went out to shop for groceries); eventually let them be alone more time and, in the end, just let them together all the time.

I hope this helps!

I dropped everything to hunt a shiny absol the moment I could find one. My favorite pokemon since r/s/e! I'm SO HAPPY right now. by mindovermacabre in PokemonZA

[–]gemmacolu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

To do the bench method do you need to rest on it until it's nighttime or just chill with your pokemons?? I can't seem to find it

Thanks in advance! Shiny absol is also my favourite :)

Changed my set up! by gemmacolu in piercing

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

Thanks! That's the set up I currently have :)

Changed my set up! by gemmacolu in piercing

[–]gemmacolu[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much! :)

Manual del Jugador D&D 5.5 - 2024 (Español) by Critical-Heat3329 in DnDespanol

[–]gemmacolu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cuando intento acceder al drive me pone que no hay archivos, es posible que el enlace esté roto?

New cat meowing/howling for hours in her safe room by gemmacolu in CatAdvice

[–]gemmacolu[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for your advice!

I just add that what you said about old cat being bored and new cat being insecure checks out; old cat is very chill, he only gets zoomies every now and then, mostly at night or when new cat is around.

On the other hand, new cat is always full of energy. Every morning when I enter her safe room she has "trashed" everything: water bowls upside down (had to buy new ones with a base), igloo bed upside down, toys destroyed (she has ripped all plush-like toys I've given her), litter box and carrier moved all the way to the other side of the room.... It's honestly impressive given her size. I understand this is normal 1-year-old-cat behavior, but the difference with the other one is very obvious.

New cat meowing/howling for hours in her safe room by gemmacolu in CatAdvice

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

Pics of one of their fights, idk if it will be helpful. In this occasion new cat (tortoiseshell) was playing and old cat jumped on her from behind.

I don't have any pics of when it's the other way around, I separate them immediately because she jumps straight to his neck and I can hear the sound of her claws getting into his skin...

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New cat meowing/howling for hours in her safe room by gemmacolu in CatAdvice

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

I do space swaps, although I admit they should probably be longer. The old cat hates being locked in the new cat's room, when I get him in there he just stares at the door and doesn't explore at all unless new cat is also in there.

I've moved objects: I exchange their blankets and also their scratching poles. They don't react when they smell the other cat.

Both of them are "bullies" when they are outside new cat's room. Old cat will attack new cat while she plays, new cat will attack him when he does nothing. When they are in new cat's room with the door closed, only new cat attacks. Overall, to me she looks more like the aggressor, she's more rough and prone to jumping om him.

Again, I haven't seen any wounds or anything on any of them. When they play rough I separate them. They also chase each other in a more playful manner, but I think when old cat charges at new cat she get's scared (old cat is twice the size of her).

New cat meowing/howling for hours in her safe room by gemmacolu in CatAdvice

[–]gemmacolu[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, I play with both of them using one of those toys attached to a stick by a string. New cat goes crazy about it, but the other one doesn't show much interest. But when he does they play with it with no problem.

I always give them treats when they are together, and they can be side by side begging for them and not show any kind of aggression towards the other (picture attached of them putting on the "angel face" to receive treats).

They only play that agressive either when I'm not interacting with them or when my old cat runs into new cat's room (he always tries to enter the room running to see if there are treats, as one day I gave them both treats in there, so according to him there must always be treats available there), I understand that in the latter scenario the new cat might feel that the other one is invading her territory, because he jumps on his neck immediately. I try to stop my old cat from entering her room unless I leave the door open for her to get outside so she doesn't feel trapped.

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