Hello all, my nickname is Jackal, Im 26, and to be honest im both kat and "jackal" depending on whats going on in my life. Im technicaly a "switch", if I'm submitting to a stronger individual I'm very catlike. Alternately, when I'm with a submissive, my "jackal" persona takes over.
Im not a "furry" although I often appreciate the genre, i prefer to see myself as a human with extreme animal tendancies. I love to get lost in the moment as either jackal or kat and while bedroom BDSM is a part of my life, I prefer to keep my animalistic tendancies discretely turned on 24/7. funny thing is, I find it really hard not to mew or purr when happy and have often had to cough or make up some other excuse when out and about in public to cover up.
In the real world Im an Electrician and I run a reptile rescue facility out of my home. I love the outdoors and spend a lot of time at my property in Maine.
I hope to get to know you all soon,
Jackal
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"Over thinking, over analyzing, separates the body from the mind. Feed my will to feel this moment, urging me to cross the line. Reaching out to embrace the random. Reaching out to embrace whatever may come."
Kay kay, if thats what i should call you, I take care of all kinds of reptiles; snakes, lizards, turtles and tortoises, and I do find them all new homes. Some of them are not legal to keep as pets and those get sent to zoos or privately owned wild animal shows. I typicaly adopt the easier to keep species for free and charge small adoption fees for the larger or more delicate species.
If Tom wants a reptile let me know, If you are not near Massachusetts I know plenty of people across the country that can help you out finding the purrfect pet. I also have an adorable mini rex bunny and a hooded rat up for adoption too.
Jackal
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"Over thinking, over analyzing, separates the body from the mind. Feed my will to feel this moment, urging me to cross the line. Reaching out to embrace the random. Reaching out to embrace whatever may come."
Kay kay, if thats what i should call you, I take care of all kinds of reptiles; snakes, lizards, turtles and tortoises, and I do find them all new homes. Some of them are not legal to keep as pets and those get sent to zoos or privately owned wild animal shows. I typicaly adopt the easier to keep species for free and charge small adoption fees for the larger or more delicate species.
If Tom wants a reptile let me know, If you are not near Massachusetts I know plenty of people across the country that can help you out finding the purrfect pet. I also have an adorable mini rex bunny and a hooded rat up for adoption too.
Jackal
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"Over thinking, over analyzing, separates the body from the mind. Feed my will to feel this moment, urging me to cross the line. Reaching out to embrace the random. Reaching out to embrace whatever may come."
Kay kay, if thats what i should call you, I take care of all kinds of reptiles; snakes, lizards, turtles and tortoises, and I do find them all new homes. Some of them are not legal to keep as pets and those get sent to zoos or privately owned wild animal shows. I typicaly adopt the easier to keep species for free and charge small adoption fees for the larger or more delicate species.
If Tom wants a reptile let me know, If you are not near Massachusetts I know plenty of people across the country that can help you out finding the purrfect pet. I also have an adorable mini rex bunny and a hooded rat up for adoption too.
Jackal
AWWW. I wish I lived near Massachusetts!! ;_; I so wanna get that bunny for Sir! *pouts*
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"No cat out of its first fur was ever deceived by appearances, unlike human beings, who seem to enjoy it."
Thank you all so much for the warm welcome!!! Ive met a few of you already and you all seem to be a really cool bunch. for those of you I have'nt met I cant wait to get to know you!
Thanks again!
Jackal
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"Over thinking, over analyzing, separates the body from the mind. Feed my will to feel this moment, urging me to cross the line. Reaching out to embrace the random. Reaching out to embrace whatever may come."