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I really don't belive the parent meant it like that. He said "like", which means similar, and to many people it is. Losing a cousin is different to losing a fa
by HeavyStorm 8y ago
I really don't belive the parent meant it like that. He said "like", which means similar, and to many people it is.
Losing a cousin is different to losing a father, which is different to losing a grandfather. And all that is completely different to losing a child, right? And everyone responds differently.
So you took offense because you decided he was comparing dogs with mothers. Certainly he was not; and that was not the point, after all.
- pas 8y agocomparing to family, as usually a dog is pretty much part of it. and in comparison a lot more family (a lot more like a mother) than a stranger on TV hit by a car.