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I know this is controversial, but I become more convinced of it every year:

Owning a pet is a net-negative life decision for the majority of people, particularly those living alone.

I see SO many people's worlds getting smaller from this. They purchase a pooping ball of fur for their apartment, then all of a sudden they can't go out for dinner, can't go on any spontaneous adventures, can't travel, stop dating...

It's being used more and more as a money-sucking, desperate companionship crutch, and an excuse to check out from real-world human interaction, which turns to regret later 🤷‍♂️

(Exception: if you're using your dog to meet attractive strangers at the park, ignore this post. You're doing great 😂)

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Highly agree. One good friend basically disappeared from the face of the earth when she started bringing in stray cats to “save them”. It’s become her main focus/purpose in life