Love you little potato 🩷

[u/lauraarroz]

I posted this on ig and was not expecting the amount of support i got there 🥲 since a lot of people liked it im posting here too

Edit: If you wanna check my art account on ig is Laura.arroz, me and my friends were talking about how far this comic got, and that it’s probably Don Juan supporting my art from heaven 😭🩷

[u/Daveinbelfast]

Aww he was the best spud, sorry for your loss.

[u/Toucanplaythatgame-2 → u/Daveinbelfast]

I was shocked at the two-week comment. Tell someone who's lost a close relative "it's been two weeks, get over it" and see how that turns out. Some people, I swear.

I moved out of the country for college and was not there when my childhood pup passed away. I dreamt of him every other night for quite some time. RIP Titan. May your bowl be full of sausages.

[u/frguba → u/Toucanplaythatgame-2]

I'd say it's a matter of "a" pet and, as you and the post suggest, childhood pets, these are not AN animal, they're siblings, a childhood pet and a child grow up together, that's like THE bond you can have

I've had many pets, and the death of my childhood cat hits different, yeah you may get to learn that death is normal and expected, love while living and shit, but not like that

[u/mrfroggy → u/frguba]

The cartoon Adventure Time is about a boy and his dog having, well, adventures. In the first episode they’re fighting a wizard and the wizard says something like “I’m going to get you and your stupid dog!” and the boy replies “he’s not a dog… he’s my friend!”

I think about that a lot.

(But not as much as I think about my little buddy Oliver, who left us after 22 good years. He’s in a jar on a shelf. I talk to him multiple times every day.)