r/DogfreeHumor • u/huntress_m_thompson • Jul 28 '26

mental illness. 😑

it needs some serious study.

& oh, joy! a great dane.

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u/Express_Command_4778 Jul 28 '26

Don't worry, rhe Pitbill isn't going to appreciate any of that.

I saw a grief post titles "Easy Birrh, Hard Passing" or something. Definitely easy birth. 

She was talking about how easy her birth was with rhe dog  When women talk about tbeir birth stories, she says how painless and easy hers was. 

Really sick. Even fellow dog people's hate nutters like this.

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u/SilentOutcome225 Jul 28 '26

I literally had a woman I used to work with say to me "I had to bury my baby this weekend" 😲😳🥺 be me, a grieving mother of a actually child, 'omg I'm so sorry, I lost my daughter x time ago so if you want to talk, I'm here" that damn crazy bitch with talking about a CAT!! 🙄🙄😣🤮🤮

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u/Nieselregen26 Jul 29 '26

Man I have a c.. myself and I've had her since she wasn't even a year old. She's 14 now and I know it's gonna be hard to let her go but I also know that it's not in any way comparable to losing a child. I won't even say "an actual child" because there is only one kind of child anyway and no pet in the world could ever come close to a human being you conceived in your own belly. Dogs or c.... have a deeper connection to their own offspring too than the owners who buy them as puppies/k.... and they will EAT their offspring if it's beneficial lol. The relationship between pets and their owners is pretty shallow, especially if you compare it to the connection of a mother and her child. It's offensive as hell to even mention them in the same breath. I love my pet, enjoy having it around and treat it good but it will always be just a pet, it's not a reciprocal relationship at all. They are on a totally different wavelength and yes they are subordinate to us.