u/Stefwhooo

The end credit of s02e10!!!😭

I should have known better than to stop a few seconds before the end and go to work!!!!

I came back to my TV this morning, pressed play and saw Ned making a declaration of how he loves Mare so much and realized he can't live without her!!!!

That was the sweetest thing and I love this so much 😭❤️ also I now know this show is going to rip my heart out but I am rooting for this!

I hope they get another season.

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u/Stefwhooo — 12 days ago

S02E09 made me ship Marv and Ann...

I can't believe it but writers done it so well😭 His brother is awful! I am now completely onboard with this ship!

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u/Stefwhooo — 13 days ago
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Say HELLO 🤗👋

Say Hello to little Duke. He's approximately one and a half year old and he's always been so mellow, calm and...a big sleeper. He's also an Olympian: likes to run nonstop all night in his wheel and doesnt even stop to pee🤣 a true athlete.

Post a pic of your 🐹 hamster and say HI!

u/Stefwhooo — 4 months ago

Safest cage when you own a chill hamster and a crazy cat (Niteangel?Bucastate?)

The title says it all!

I'm at pulling my hairs out guys😭 Please no judgement... help please.

I can't put the cage in a different/locked room.

My hammy is currently in the Prevue 528- I got the cage because it was the minimal required (got my hamster from an ethical breeder) and adored it as it was easy to move around with my chronic illness.

My mellow male syrian is pretty happy in it but thing is, the cat is obsessed with it!

So every night I have to put pannels and even a tablecloth on it because I am afraid my sociable hammy will come and play with the cat (I swear the hamster isn't afraid!).

I was looking at other cages. I have seen the Bucastate 3.0 recommended everywhere by cat&hamster owners but I watched videos and it seems so bendy! I am afraid the cage will bulge open if my cat jumps on it!

I watched Victoria Raechel's vids on the Niteangel stackable and it seems more sturdy because of the glass panels and it seems to me you can put child locks on the openings to make it safer...but nowhere I've seen it recommended by owners of cats and hamsters?

Any recommendations?

u/Stefwhooo — 4 months ago