[ SECRET POST #2328 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2328 ⌋

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Comments

[lyndis]

Dogs are a shitton of work, so it depends on the OP's lifestyle and then he'd have to research breeds. (or she, OP didn't specify.)

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, that's true. So, after that there's volunteering at an animal shelter, perhaps. S/he would get the human contact and benefits of spending time with animals, and would still get to walk dogs/take them to parks, etc.

Several shelters where I live are looking for "cat cuddlers". That is apparently a thing.

[(Anonymous)]

Good suggestion. Since OP is single, a dog in particular might not be a good bet unless it's an adult being fostered by a rescue organization, so they can get an honest assessment of whether it can be left alone when their schedule demands.

As someone else who has social issues, I love volunteering - you don't have the sense that your 'goal' in doing this is to MAKE FRIENDS DAMMIT, so you're more relaxed and, subsequently, approachable.

[(Anonymous)]

A relationship with an actual live human being is also a shitton of work. A dog could be a rehearsal, with the added benefit that unlike a cardboard cut-out, it really is glad to see you.