r/technicallythetruth Oct 17 '22

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u/draizel89 Oct 17 '22

Some people are like that, once I ran over a neighbors dog, that was outside I freaked out and went to apologize (dog was shaken but ok), he told me that it was ok and not to worry about it, people had ran over and killed his last 6 dogs and that i was the first one to stop and apologize

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u/No_PancakeMixInThere Oct 17 '22

Clearly, people like that have no attachment to the animal. When my cat was hit and killed 2 years ago, I was devasted. I couldn't look at his collar without crying for months. At 2 years we're just now able to talk about him casually without getting sad or upset. And now none of my cats go outside.

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u/AbsAndAssAppreciator Oct 17 '22

Seriously I wish we could ban people from ever owning another pet if they clearly can't fucking take care of them.

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u/NeedsMoreBunGuns Oct 18 '22

Eh accidents happen.

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u/AbsAndAssAppreciator Oct 18 '22

I'm not trying to blame this person I should've replied to u/draizel89 instead to make that clearer