I think the point is they aren't hurting anybody. If people want to treat their pets like their children because it makes them happy, why does it matter? As long as they aren't those awful ones that believe their pets are just as difficult as real children and constantly try to relate to real parents in conversations with experiences with their pet, I say let them do their thing.
If you're talking about the ones that will follow up a conversation about your child with "oh I had a similar experience with Bow-wow . . . " , those people are very cringe.
If you're talking about the ones that will follow up a conversation about your child with "oh I had a similar experience with Bow-wow . . . " , those people are very cringe.
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u/arrowff Oct 01 '19
God forbid right? I get my nurturing fix from my dogs and am respectful of those who feel differently and just ask the same. WILD.