Anyone else find "dog culture" insufferable? Dogs themselves are fine animals, although I personally don't care to own one. My problem is with their owners who bring their dogs to places they don't belong (such as work or the grocery store), speak of them as if they're the children, and constantly show off pictures to people who don't give a flying fuck. It's really annoying behavior.If you own a dog, just be normal and don't force your "fur baby" down our throats, please.
>>85581762noI've never seen anyone act like that in real life, so I don't care for all I know it could be entirely made up to farm engagement Don't waste your time thinking about things you've only seen on tiktok op, just a bit of advice
>>85581802These things do happen, Anon. Try to get out more.
Yup, theyre annoying as fuck. Mostly its the weakness that gets me. These people can't be alone whatsoever, they have to have some type of child or pet or boyfriend. It's pathetic to me and I can never get over it no matter how hard I try.But I've lived the life of a loner since child so I might be a little different.
>>85581762No because at least it shows that the foid is capable of caring about something other than herself. A dog mom is potentially a good real mom, which is an important mate indicator in the age of Lindsay Clancy and her psycho foid supporters.
>>85581762>Anyone else find "dog culture" insufferableHow about neoliberal boomers and their intersectional feminist culture
It's mostly online shit, because cute animals have always gathered likes and engagement and we live in an internet that slaves away for engagement
>>85581762I like dogs and like seeing dogs everywhere. I don't care where it is, dogs bring me comfort. Dogs in restaurants, dogs on public transport, dogs in libraries, I don't really care, I just like them. I like cats, too. I like seeing cats and playing with them. With all that being said, I really hate the idea of "furparents" and "furbabies" because it's just depressing and speaks to a deeper illness in society.
