If You’ve Lost a Pet, Would This Help? Testing an Idea and looking for brutal feedback.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No. Firstly, I don't need a meaningful tribute to a dead dog. 1, because it's already dead, and 2, because it was a DOG. Not a human. What matters is how you cared for it while it was alive, not what you say about it after it died. Secondly, I don't need help processing my grief over my dead dog.

I agree. I'm sad for a day or two, then onwards. People who need more than that need serious therapy. I've noticed people who haw trouble grieving pets are lower IQ or were physically abused as children (source: am a therapist)

Certainly not a therapist I would want to see based on by your offensive judgment. Equating someone grieving a beloved pet to having a low IQ or being abused? You sound like you need to go back to school. Did you skip your classes on empathy and compassion?