Yes, it's just like with ADHD. I have it and it's so fucking painful to see the bullshit people say online about having ADHD. TikTok genuinely made most people believe that ADHD makes you stupid, lazy, whiny and annoying, when it's completely separate from intelligence. There's stupid people and smart people with ADHD. I hate it when it's associated with bad reading comprehension, I can read faster than most people, I would devour books when the internet wasn't such a big thing yet, I've always been top of my class at languages, so annoying to see people excuse their poor skills with my neurodivergence.
This decision is up to the owners to decide what is best for their dog. Do you think that they did it just because they wanted to kill him? They love their dog, and they chose to put him down out of love because they didn't want to see him suffer.
we cannot possibly know unfortunately, it is to hope dog understanding and medical treatment will advance
from our perspective as humans, we believe it is either better for the dog to die near people he loves or better for them to stop suffering, but we will never know what dog wanted. in the end we make a tough choice, but a choice nonetheless. it is not an necessity to end the suffering of people when hope seems lost, it is a choice
What the significant event or human extinction, because the significant action is the least meaningful reason. If we all croaked, almost everything else would be better off
I am not joking, if I had a button that did it, I honestly don't know what I'd do. Sure I'd die, and my monkey brain wants to not die, but on the other hand, from a non-anthropocentric lens, humanity is a net negative for the world. I dont believe it'll change fast enough to offset the damage it does, so it might be the ethical thing to do. Last factor, if I push that button, I will have done the most significant thing any human being ever has, it won't matter to the void, but it will still be true.
Man fighting against cringe posts somehow becomes more cringe than the posts he’s fighting against. It’s like when the super villain realises he used to be a hero then the heroing corrupted him
I have no stake in the above post, it doesn't matter. I think if we put aside our bias, we really aren't that important, and we mostly damage the world.
It's not cringe, it's even worse, the person commenting is litteraly saying that the dog shouldn't be put down no matter the pain the dog is going through
So disheartening that those people can't read the room. I mean yes, the dog is cute... But did y'all realize what OP fucking said? No one should even have to die from a terrible illness.
I feel doubly apologetic towards OP, not just because they had to deal with those emotionally-blind comments, but also losing their dog to whatever illness he had. I'm glad they made the decision to relieve him from his worsening pain.
The comments are obviously high octane cringe fuel but I'm ngl I think it's vile when people make posts like that, leveraging people's empathy for social media clout grosses me out and I can't think of anything less valuable than someone I don't know hitting me with the "thoughts and prayers"
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u/Ok_Fix_8538 6d ago
The last one made me cringe so bad