Tiny Home Furniture

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... living in a mansion. The furniture was aggressively inoffensive, the kind... a space, not build a home. After all, it really wasn't ...a home. Not yet, anyway. Kayden hadn't ... way snow wasn't, with her tiny starfish hands. A small, genuine ... few good seconds. Then a tiny, clean flame blossomed on its ...

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..., right down to having branded furniture, rugs, exercise equipment, or specialized..., and a pair of my home clothes. She can wear these ... toned body, made her look tiny. Obviously, we didn't wear the ... everyone in a result—friends, home, family, school, yourself..." She turned ...

... with him when he gets home tonight. A way to build... crawled up his arm, its tiny legs pinching his skin. Then... at his face as the tiny constructs forced their way into... a sound like a thousand tiny nails on a chalkboard, the... piles of garbage and discarded furniture around him. He became a..., and a cloud of the tiny, fly-sized Canoptek swarmed his face, ...

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Four years ago while working on a landfill, the cat distribution system decided I needed a tiny malnourished kitten. He climbed up a tree and out on a limb that hung over my truck. I had no choice but to bring him home and get him medical attention. The vet excitedly said “Wooow, I haven’t seen that parasite in real life yet!” $1000 later, Triton (now 4M) is neutered, vaccinated, happy, healthy, and living his best life. I purchased my house with my cat and dog (12F) in mind. It has a small fully enclosed back yard with a 6 foot privacy fence that is flush with the ground. Neither can go under or over the fence. It allows them to go in and out of the house via an electronic doggie door at their leisure. Both can usually be found sprawled out in the grass, or sitting on the patio furniture. Unfortunately some big rats have taken advantage of a couple neighbors that are not good at yard upkeep. Every week or so, a rat somehow wanders into the yard, and is quickly dispatched by Triton. Usually, he leaves them in the yard. I am perfectly fine with this arrangement. With all this practice, Triton has begun catching birds and chipmunks too. With great frequency and efficiency. Yesterday, I was sitting in my bedroom, when Triton entered and plopped a bird right on my lap. Today, I hear some squeaking, and when I investigate, I find that he has brought a very much alive chipmunk into my bedroom. He dropped it on my bed, it took off, and I have spent the evening trying to find and free said chipmunk. My son said he saw it run under his bed, which is a truly terrifying place. Does anyone have advice/strategies on how to dissuade His Royal Majesty from bestowing me with his gifts inside my (his) house? submitted by /u/KittyHasFastClaws to r/CATHELP [link] [comments]

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This is my first build 🤗A community home for all my tiny Pokémon🥰🧸 there are 3 separate houses combined in here. Basically 3 closed off sections. I wanted to fit as many tiny Pokémon here as possible so I have a first floor, second floor and then the balcony. The house is filled up with random furniture, so that’s why I didn’t really showcase it. But I am definitely proud of how the outside looks. It’s 10x10. I believe I can home up to 15 Pokémon here. submitted by /u/GraphicReyna to r/Pokopia [link] [comments]

Originally posted by user CupcakeMuse in r/ AITAH Original: Feb 21, 2025 Update: Feb 22, 2025 Status: concluded Note: thanks to u/Turuial for the suggestion to BORU ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Original: AITA for refusing to let my in-laws stay with us after they constantly criticize our home and lifestyle? I (30F) am married to my husband, “Alex” (32M), and we have a fairly small, cozy house that we’re really proud of. We’ve put a lot of effort into making it our own, and while it’s not huge or fancy, it’s comfortable and suits our needs. My husband and I both work from home, and we’ve tried to create a peaceful space that reflects our values and priorities. However, my in-laws (Alex's parents) have been constantly critical of everything. Whenever they visit, they complain about how small the house is, how we don’t have enough space for “entertaining,” how our furniture isn’t to their taste, and how we don't have a "proper" guest room. I’ve tried to take it in stride, but it’s really starting to get to me. They’ve made comments like “You could really use a bigger house to start a family” or “How do you manage without a second bathroom?” as if we should be apologizing for our choices. Recently, Alex and I decided to take a vacation, and my in-laws asked if they could stay at our place while we were gone. I was hesitant because of how they’ve treated our home in the past, but I didn’t want to cause any conflict. I told Alex that I wasn’t comfortable with them staying over, especially since they’ve been so vocal about how much they dislike it here. Alex insisted that it was the polite thing to do, but I drew a line and said, "I don’t want them here if they’re just going to trash talk our home behind our backs." I also reminded him of how they had constantly undermined our lifestyle choices, and that having them stay here would only make me feel uncomfortable and stressed out. He got upset and said I was being petty, and that I should just let it go since it’s “only for a few days.” Now, Alex is upset with me for refusing to host them, and I’m feeling torn. I don’t want to create tension in my marriage, but I also don’t want to constantly be made to feel like our choices and space aren’t good enough. He thinks I’m overreacting, but I just don’t want to feel like I’m inviting criticism into my own home. AITA for refusing to let my in-laws stay with us? Or am I being unreasonable? -------------------------------------------- Comments: Comment1: NTA and I don’t even understand why they would want to stay in your home while you’re gone. Like they don’t have their own house? 😭 Comment2: They want to decorate the house to their own style? Sell the house without them there?i only can think a about bad things. There is no reason for them to Stay there that is a positive one. ---------- Comment3: I would suspect a "we redecorated your house because we care" plan about to go into effect. Comment4: It’s weird that they would want to stay in your house when you’re not there. Even more weird given their dislike for the house. NTA Comment5: A lot of people here are asking the super obvious question - why do they want to stay at your place? An embarrassing emergency, like the bank is foreclosing on their house? They have fleas or bedbugs and it needs fumigating? Why haven't YOU asked them? Why is your husband so nonchalant about it that HE doesn't think it's weird? There's a big piece missing from the picture that makes it hard to judge. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Update (next day) First of all, I want to thank everyone for their support and advice. I was feeling really conflicted about the whole situation, and reading through the comments gave me a lot of perspective. A special thank you to those who pointed out the possibility that my in-laws might have been planning to redecorate while we were away. I honestly hadn’t even considered that, but when I heard them talk about “helping us make our home more presentable” and “maybe redecorating,” it became clear that some of the things people mentioned were spot on. You definitely helped me realize I wasn't overreacting when I thought they were treating our home like a project instead of a place we’ve put our hearts into. After some more honest conversations with Alex, he came to understand where I was coming from. He agreed that it wouldn’t be fair to let his parents stay in our home when they've been so vocal about their criticism. He acknowledged how it made me feel uncomfortable and stressed, and he apologized for initially brushing off my concerns. We both agreed it was best to set boundaries and prioritize our peace. So, I did have the conversation with my in-laws, and while they weren't thrilled about it, I tried to explain my point of view calmly. I told them that it wasn’t about rejecting them personally, but about how their constant criticism of our space made me feel unwelcome in my own home. To my surprise, Alex backed me up during the conversation, which meant a lot. However, things took an interesting turn when my in-laws got really upset about our decision. They didn’t hold back in expressing their disappointment, with his mom saying, “If you're so sensitive about your tiny house, maybe you should reconsider hosting anyone ever again.” His dad mentioned that they were “just trying to help us make our home more presentable” and “would’ve even redecorated while we were away.” This part took me aback. Apparently, they had planned on rearranging furniture, buying new pieces, and possibly even repainting while we were on vacation. It honestly felt like they saw our home as a project rather than a place that we’ve intentionally created for ourselves. Alex didn’t know about the redecoration plans either, which only added to the tension. We ended up standing firm on our decision, and while it was awkward, I feel like it was the right choice. The parents have been quieter since, but I can tell there’s some lingering resentment. Alex and I have agreed to keep things clear with them moving forward—while we’re happy to host them, we’ll make sure they respect our space and our choices. I still feel a bit uneasy about the situation, but I’m proud that we handled it together. I’m also realizing that this might be an ongoing issue, but we’re in a stronger place as a couple now. Thanks again for all the advice! It helped a lot in sorting through my feelings. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REMINDER: I am not OOP. Do not comment on original post or harass OOP. Please remember the No Brigading Rule and to be civil in the comments submitted by /u/gardengeo to r/BORUpdates [link] [comments]

**NOTE: this post was originally posted to [r/malelivingspace](r/malelivingspace), but it was taken down by a mod after 45k upvotes without apparent reason. I hope you’ll let it stay up here. I’ll let the text and edit stay as is, hope thats fine** The post was put back up on the other subreddit, but i’ll just let this stay up aswell. This is where i live, with a dog. Oceanic and mountainous view. Constructive criticism on everything but the dog is more than welcome, only positive comments about the dog please and thank you. Im not 100% finished with everything but its certainly getting there. My dog loves to photobomb. EDIT: The amount of comments here are quite overwhelming. I would like to answer all of you individually, but im afraid it would take way too long. Thank you all, truly, for your kind words, condolences, constructive feedback and uplifting comments. I never expected this type of response on this post. Almost makes a grown man want to cry. (he did, a tiny bit) The dog loves all the attention! To clarify the story: my grandfather build this house in the late 60’s, then my father inherited it in the late 90’s (he was as young as i am now, funny how that works) and i was born shortly after. Through the years he has totally renovated the place, inside and out. Sadly in the start of march my father passed away peacefully in this very home. Im sure he would have loved to read all the kind comments about our house. Mostly to keep busy i redid the living room as pictured, moved most of my things out of my bedroom, and bought some new furniture. and did some other smaller things around the house. The kitchen is untouched. I have lived in this house all my life, and i plan to do so with the rest of it, too. Again; thank you all, and Fuck cancer. submitted by /u/NeFa_NO to r/HomeDecorating [link] [comments]