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Pride was for me a wonderful experience. With many great friends and pups, and mostly both. But with every up comes a down, and it can be important to remember that. This post discusses my mental health, how I deal with it, and some of my general thoughts on the topic. Please think about if you this may trigger or upset you before reading. It will still be there at a later time if you change your mind.
Welcome to the crossroads of indecision, as I describe my self irritations about trying to decide to purchase a new pup hood. And a summary of 2 years of things I want to talk about.
Lock down has been difficult, but that is not what this is about. This is about a about the face mask I bought from the pup pride shop, and how it has effected me.
The last few months have been difficult for almost everyone, there has been so much going on and it feels like it will not end. In this time I have found myself with varying connection to pup play.
The last few months have been difficult for almost everyone, there has been so much going on and it feels like it will not end. In this time I have found myself with varying connection to pup play.
So this is the current state of my questioning on if I would wear a collar to a pup event, and feel comfortable doing so.
My thoughts on why I have only recently been able to embrace pup play and how I think external factors are effecting my experience.
Interacting with others is a strange thought when you don't know yourself.
