Is it normal i'm closer with my dog than i am with my mother now?

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It sounds mean but I feel I'm closer with my gorgeous dog than I am with my mum anymore. My dog recently got a huge gash on his side and had to be rushed to the vets. I felt soo terrible and burst into tears, I was really caught up about it all as he was in lots pain too when pain killers wore off. I was quite stressed for few days until things improved with each day.
Then not long after that catastrophe, my mum had to go to hospital and was really crook. I wasn't as stressed or upset about the matter compared to my doggy. I wasn't even that compassionate towards her, yes of course I was there for her and offered help when she needed it but I just didn't feel anything! Am I cold hearted, !!?

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  • TightCancerKidsAssholes
    8 years ago

    You might enjoy watching your dog fuck the tight little asshole of a cute sweet cancer kid.

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      8 years ago

      I think you're mentally unstable considering your username therefore, your remark is dismissed.

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  • ______________
    8 years ago

    It's normal - you came out of your dog's vagina after all, and it poured it's time, effort, and money to raise you up from a defenceless infant. I'm sure it wiped your ass at some point as well. Your Mum on the other hand is not a fully concious being and shits on the carpet. Capiche?

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  • Floppyduckwing
    8 years ago

    You must be a teenage going through the "I want to distance myself from my parents phase". Ho Hum. Been there and done that one. Don't let it go on too long or you might just lose them. They're not gonna take shit forever.

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  • Short4Words
    8 years ago

    It might have been more of motherly response to the dog than anything else.

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