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Tops of piercings from places like shein/temu

I know it’s not ideal to get piercing jewelry from shein/temu or any of those sites, but I live in a place where cute jewelry is very limited. Would it be better to just use the tops of the jewelry that come from temu and to put them onto good quality titanium posts or do you think the bad quality metal tops can still affect my ears. I’d still get titanium/925 silver/stainless steel from Temu if that matters at all. I’ve been doing this with sterling silver jewelry tops from a shop called lovisa and it’s been working well. Feedback would be appreciated thanks :)

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u/Hefty_Goose_6535 — 3 hours ago
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Tops of jewelry from places like shein/temu

I know it’s not ideal to get piercing jewelry from shein/temu or any of those sites, but I live in a place where cute jewelry is very limited. Would it be better to just use the tops of the jewelry that come from temu and to put them onto good quality titanium posts or do you think the bad quality metal tops can still affect my ears. I’d still get titanium/925 silver/stainless steel from Temu if that matters at all. I’ve been doing this with sterling silver jewelry tops from a shop called lovisa and it’s been working well. Feedback would be appreciated thanks :)

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u/Hefty_Goose_6535 — 3 hours ago
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Tops of piercing jewelry from places like shein/temu

I know it’s not ideal to get piercing jewelry from shein/temu or any of those sites, but I live in a place where cute jewelry is very limited. Would it be better to just use the tops of the jewelry that come from temu and to put them onto good quality titanium posts or do you think the bad quality metal tops can still affect my ears. I’d still get titanium/925 silver/stainless steel from Temu if that matters at all. I’ve been doing this with sterling silver jewelry tops from a shop called lovisa and it’s been working well. Feedback would be appreciated thanks :)

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u/Hefty_Goose_6535 — 3 hours ago
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Unsure if it’s aggression/play fighting

I posted in here around an hour ago with a video of my two kitties play fighting asking if it was real aggression to which everyone agreed it wasn’t. I just wanted to post another video to show another side of it to see if it really is aggression. The smaller brown kitty keeps yowling and hissing to show she’s done with playing and the white one doesn’t listen. Details are in previous post. I also posted more vids on my profile, just not sure how to include multiple vids on one post

u/Hefty_Goose_6535 — 4 days ago
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Unsure if this is aggression or just rough play and how to resolve

TLDR: is this aggression between 4 and 5 month old kittens?

We got a new cat on Thursday afternoon. We’ve had our oldest kitten since mid Jan, she’s around 5 months old and the new kitten around 3.5/4 months. We introduced the kittens on the first day (mistake) but there wasn’t much aggression, just hissing. We the separated them and have been doing supervised visits to get them used to each other. They are used to each others scents and don’t hiss at each other unless the playing gets too rough. They are happy to eat at the same time next to each other. The older kitten will chase the new kitten around and pounce and bite, but the new kitten will bite back too. If they are on a cat tree like in the video, they will paw at each other continually and won’t stop even if we distract them with toys. Help would be greatly appreciated. The older kitten doesn’t back off when the younger kitten yelps

u/Hefty_Goose_6535 — 4 days ago