[29/F] hello from Colorado!

First time doing this but feeling excited. Looking for snail mail a few times a month :)

About me: I'm currently struggling with some depression and would love to connect with someone else who can understand that/going through similar things.

I currently a server at a vegetarian restaurant, I have a cat :), love hiking and camping, also love movie nights and gaming. I'm a big horror movie fan. Would be open to exchanging Nintendo switch codes if we wanted to ever play together too!

I've been vegan for 10 years and it's important to me. You don't need to be vegan though! I have a deep love and connection with animals of all kinds and my long term goal is to go back to school for a master's in wildlife biology:)

Oo I'm also polyamorous! Again, I don't need you to be any of these things but just an openness and maybe curiosity would be cool! Platonic connection only please!!!

Also really into ceramics right now!

Let's connect:D

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u/catlady427 — 11 days ago
▲ 7 r/grief

My ex killed himself today and I find myself scrolling through this sub to see if he posted anything. I'm shattered. He was such an incredible human and we dated for over a year. I saw him two days ago, he didn't mention anything stressful going on in his life. He just bought a new home, his first home. Just got a new job offer. It seemed like he was doing well. Just put cabinets in his closet he was excited about. How do I make sense of all this. I'm so devastated. I would have done anything for him. He was such a special human. I can't believe he's gone. I need support and have never had this happen to me before and I'm so incredibly sad.

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u/catlady427 — 5 months ago

Like the title, I am trying to collect information about what it would realistically look like to become a sex therapist. Specifically looking to get into queer/trans, kink, polyamorous spaces. Was wondering if anyone would be able to share their experiences about what a day to day looks like for you and the kind of clients you see.

TIA

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u/catlady427 — 6 months ago