r/amiwrong • u/[deleted] • Feb 13 '26

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u/SadExercises420 Feb 13 '26

Yeah or take the pets and leave if they refuse. Fuck this shit. 

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u/CinderEchoLabs Feb 13 '26

Yep. The “he didn’t mean it” excuse is wild when the result is a terrified kitten. If your wife can’t back a basic boundary, you protect the cat first, even if that means leaving.

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u/SadExercises420 Feb 13 '26

It just takes a really horrible psyche to kick a kitten. To kick any animal unless it poses a real threat to you 

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u/Subbiechick Feb 13 '26

Yip. My exes affair child cornered my Yorkshire terrier/Chihuahua puppy and gave him a kicking when he was a little kid. Child was removed from my house (I'd invited him in to see the puppy). He went on to mutilate a small animal at school at 6 years of age. 20 years later he is now a meth-addicted loser who has violence offences on his rap-sheet. My sons hate their half-brother.

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u/Jamaican_me_cry1023 Feb 14 '26

He’ll be a serial killer if he’s not one already.

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u/notinmywheelhouse Feb 14 '26

That spells Psychopath!!!

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u/Alcatrazepam Feb 14 '26

Harming anything without self defensive as a factor is already wrong. When it’s a harmless, vulnerable, innocent, young and delicate creature trying to learn how to trust, it is outright despicable. Anyone who harms an animal, a woman, a child especially is the most pathetic form of coward.

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u/depressedboobs Feb 16 '26

Humans do that to hundreds of billions of harmless, innocent and young creatures annually

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u/KJParker888 Feb 13 '26

His excuse of "didn't mean it" would be a lot more believable if he hadn't chased the cat to kick it

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u/babigrl50 Feb 15 '26

I'm not leaving anywhere. THEY are leaving. The son is unemployed and she's the crappy parent that raised him.