[rem sleep]

Owner ; wajas
Name ; Jules
Gender ; Male

I still exist, I am... so sorry.
This little dude is a feline (I assume siamese but it's up to the adopter) and he lost his arm...
to adopt fill out this form! :0c

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[b]User ;;[/b]
[b]Name ;;[/b]
[b]Gender ;;[/b] Biologically Male (can identify otherwise)
[b]Why does he like cooking? ;;[/b]
[b]How did he lose his arm? ;;[/b] (can be anything really, looking for emotion/character though, so maybe a short story?)
[b]How does he deal with his loss? ;;[/b] (prosthetic? acceptance? depression? how do they cope, or the lack thereof)


Will end on September 11th u v u

[avior.]

Ooohh marky mark

[mal du pays]

User ;; Takura
Name ;; Mari
Gender ;; Male
Why does he like cooking? ;; It's something that keeps him calm, and something that keeps him busy. He's waiting on a prosthetic his friend Riley's guardian, Glitchy, is making for him.
How did he lose his arm? ;; He'd lost it when he was little ; when he was born there was something up with his arm that limited its use. He'd not understood at the time that something was wrong with his arm and he tried his best to make do with it despite it being the lesser arm. Soon enough his arm merely ceased working and his parents opted to have it removed; he's grown up without it, essentially, and has figured out ways to work around the loss of his arm.
How does he deal with his loss? ;; His dear friend Riley chats with him every day, to help distract him from it. Since Riley lost his arm as well {tiny lil space bird kiddo} the two discuss the possibility of Glitchy making them prosthetics, and Mari tries to help Riley learn recipes he can make with one arm.

[fab!.]

User ;; fab.
Name ;; Christopher (Chrissie, Chris)
Gender ;;agender (they/them)
Why does he like cooking? ;; Cooking is one of the only talents that Chris doesn't find challenging anymore. And one of the things they can be internally proud about. Cooking also brings some sort of joy to their life, as they're happy they can still provide for themselves - Chris hates relying on others so much, and utterly despises when others ask to help them cook because of their amputated arm. Not only that, but Chris aspires to be a famous chef, recognised for overcoming great difficulty to become one of the best. However, their family always seems to put them down about the idea, which only makes them strive to accomplish it even more.
How did he lose his arm? ;; At a young age, Chris was hit by a car whilst playing with a ball on the road. The speeder was unidentified, but they're arm was damaged so badly that they ended up in hospital for months and months on end, they couldn't use their arm, so it was amputated, much to Chris's protests. Chris grew bored of the hospital, and staying in the hospital for so long has had long term effects on them - they seem to be scared of hospitals now, and whenever they're around them, they will shuffle awkwardly and try and leave. The car crash also made them scared of roads and loud noises - so as you can imagine, Chris is very jumpy and skittish - more so than they were before the crash. Due to loosing an arm, they couldn't get on with life as quickly as they wanted, and had to rely on their parents and close family + friends for help. However, they're friends withdrew themselves and they're family quickly stopped supporting them once they learned how to cook well. The dependency on others really weighed him down, Chris really wants to be independent now, because of this.
How does he deal with his loss? ;;Chris has accepted that they'll never get the money to get a prosthetic limb, and they've learned to live with their disability, however - that doesn't mean that they are happy about it, at all. Sometimes they look forlorn as they gaze at their missing limb, sometimes they feel their amputated arm move as it used to in their sleep, and wake up and find it isn't there. Chris cries often and has become more withdrawn from making friends. If they go out into public, they try to cover their arm, but often it doesn't work out, and they still get looks from passerby's. This has caused Chris to become extremely anxious and jumpy around large crowds.

[Wulfjaw]

User ;; robobabe
Name ;;
Gender ;; demiboy
Why does he like cooking? ;; he's proud of his mexican heritage and loves cooking traditional cuisine.
How did he lose his arm? ;; childhood cancer
How does he deal with his loss? ;; loves making prosthetics for himself because he loves robotics
his parents dont approve
they think its desecrating the body and disgusting

[Everfree Luna]

User ;;
Name ;;
Gender ;; Biologically Male (can identify otherwise)
Why does he like cooking? ;; ate hospital food for years, can't eat anything that ha hasn't cooked
How did he lose his arm? ;; (can be anything really, looking for emotion/character though, so maybe a short story?)
How does he deal with his loss? ;; (prosthetic? acceptance? depression? how do they cope, or the lack thereof)

[Grian]

User ;;
Snekers
Name ;;
Alex/Leo (nickname)
Gender ;;
Biologically Male and prefers male pronouns, but on some occasions just prefers they/them.
Why does he like cooking? ;;
He likes cooking for the way it's just so relaxing and then you get something to eat out of it. He also enjoys cooking because it's one of the things he doesn't necessarily need two arms for and can do without any help from friends and family.
How did he lose his arm? ;;
He originally wished to be a vet and work with sick or injured pets and did just that as a assistant for quite a long time, almost around a year. He had to manage the place by himself and almost had a heart attack when a alligator came humbling inside with their owner behind them who looked.. Afraid almost. He calmed down and talked to the owner about what they're alligator needed and had them fill out the forms and such, dreading having to work with the alligator but it was his job so he had to do it anyway. Everything was fine until he had to check on how the teeth and mouth was. He grabbed a flashlight with his right hand and began inspecting and reached in when he saw a chunk of food caught that was starting to mold and grabbed the chunk pulling it out and didn't notice the alligators mouth quickly closing. His eyes widened at the sensation of his arm being cut off and screamed falling of his stool. It was painful and he didn't know how to stop the bleeding. The owner of the alligator barged in and stared for a bit before grabbing their phone and calling 911 (or the furtopian equivalent) and sat next to him trying to comfort him and calm Alex. When the ambulance had finally shown up he had almost passed out from blood loss.
How does he deal with his loss? ;;
He Usually doesn't mind not having an arm but on some days he will become jealous of others for their arms and can be seen gazing at a prosthetic for an hour or so and then get embarrassed if anyone notices and offers to help get him one. He eventually got up the money for the arm but not the hand so just goes without the fake arm unless he's cooking, then he attaches a mixer or anything he needs that can be attached to the arm in some way and cooks.

[eltonn]

oo marking, may enter not sure :3

[zaz]

mark xx

[wajas]

User ;; wajas
Name ;; Jules
Gender ;; Biologically Male
Why does he like cooking? ;; The smells, the experience, and the taste. Jules loves to cook a plethora of foods, mainly focusing on the sweets end of the spectrum. He finds himself drawn to the sugary smells, rounded shapes, and soft texture of many desserts in his arsenal. Jules loves to whip up warm fudge sundaes when the weather consists of downpour after downpour. Because of his early introduction with cooking, he's always been fascinated with the creation of desserts, snacks, and sometimes extravagant dinners. Jules was eased into cooking through his biological father, a chef in the inner district of France. His hometown was the pinnacle of cooking food; rows and rows of luring bakeries lined the crowded streets of Jules' childhood, many of which held wonderful memories for him. Jules sometimes helped his father at their own bakery, just below their flat's floor. He's received many lessons in the art of cooking, but nothing really stuck with him like his bond with his father.
Jules loves cooking because it was the only thing he and his father could do together, strengthening their bond as father and son. Despite his father's passing five years back, Jules cooks more than ever in order to honor his father's legacy in his life. Jules sometimes feels his father's presence in the kitchen, a gentle soul who guides Jules on his culinary journey.
How did he lose his arm? ;; Despite how many in his therapy group have lost their limb(s) in wars, diseases, or obscure accidents, Jules was simply born without part of his arm. Congenital Amputation, the condition of developing constricting bands within the limb, which results in the absence of a limb. This condition hasn't impacted Jules all that much growing up, but during his times in public school, his lack of an arm truly weighed in on his conscience.
Jules became more distant in class, reclusive at home, and slowly allowed his passion for cooking to die out. He needed an intervention from his anti-social behavior, where his father took him to a child therapist. The first visit had been hard for Jules, particularly the fact he needed to open up to a stranger, but the weekly visits thereafter slowly put him back together. He started to cook once more with his father, pay more attention in school, and even widen his social circle, accepting friends wherever he can find them.
Even today, just shy of twenty, Jules thanks his dad and therapist for their efforts in helping him. He's found a therapy group through his main therapist, where furs just like him talk about their life experiences as amputees. The group's helped him develop more as a fur, a band of family that reminds him just how special he is.
How does he deal with his loss? ;; After a few years with therapy, Jules decided that he doesn't need a prosthetic to cook or continue his life. If he's gotten as far as eight years without one, surely he can last the rest of his life? With this mentality, he's pushed himself harder with his cooking. It takes him more time to produce desserts and meals, but with his accommodated utensils and kitchen, he has no worries. The only thing that matters is the quality of his food!