I just watched the episode where a woman admitted that if the issue with her cat didn't work out, she'd leave her fiance
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GaelinW — 12 years ago(May 11, 2013 09:44 PM)
On the flip side, who would stay with a man who dumped his dog because his girlfriend asked him too?
To me, taking in a pet is commitment to take care of that animal for the life of that animal. Not only as only long as it's convenient. And I couldn't respect anyone who'd put off that commitment so easily.
Also, my thing is this, love me, love my pet. My relationship with my pet predates that person. So what kind of person is willing to just drop that relationship for another.
If someone I was dating didn't like my pet and/or couldn't respect my love of my pet, that relationship would never progress to an engagement stage.
"I am allowed to think everyone is stupid for 10 minutes." Randy Susan Meyers -
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GaelinW — 12 years ago(May 26, 2013 07:46 PM)
If your pet is as important to you as your significant other, then I hope your s.o. feels the exact same way about his pet and you. And it's probably best that the two of you never have human children.
Right. And if you're the type to dump the pet you claim to care for, a pet who can't take care of itself because someone asks you to, it's probably best that you don't ever have human children. You might meet someone who doesn't like your kid one day.
"I am allowed to think everyone is stupid for 10 minutes." Randy Susan Meyers -
business_nunya — 12 years ago(January 07, 2014 11:48 PM)
You might meet someone who doesn't like your kid one day.
Watching her troll this board by prattling on and on about how much perfect strangers love their pets, already I can tell you that I don't like her children.