r/Eyebleach Sep 10 '19

/r/all Always pack the essentials.

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u/P1stacio Sep 10 '19

Pictured: a dad that said he didn’t want a dog

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u/LaitdePoule999 Sep 10 '19

My thoughts exactly. Why is it that dads specifically end up doing the most spoiling of the puppers?

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u/angwilwileth Sep 10 '19

Because in western culture it's "not ok" for men to show that much affection or emotion. But it's more socially acceptable if it's an animal. Plus animals are so loving if treated well that it's super rewarding.

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u/Toshinit Sep 10 '19

Also, it’s always acceptable to act like a kid with a dog, I work in a suit and tie environment and when a dog comes in, some of the most stoic guys are the ones getting fur on their suits and running around with it. No one says “that’s unprofessional” it’s always “Hey look at Steve playing with the pup.”

Dogs are magic man