I've kept them alive for 8 years

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:By 10, your DD should have been able to handle fish. You continued doing it while she was 11, 22, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18. During this time, your DD learned to navigate the hallways of a high school by herself, drive a car, and probably have sex. But she can’t care for goldfish?

Well, this thread took a weird turn. Always leave it to DCUM to find a way to parent shame.

We should shame the unnecessary martyrs so they stop the attention-grabbing suffering.

WTF. You’ve got some stuff to work through.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one who doesn't know what a "door dash of a carnival fish" is about?!

Door dash didn't exist 10 years ago. Troll alert.

[Anonymous]

I love everyone posting "troll alert" as if it's not completely obvious that it's a fking troll post. Like yes, op's kid's classmate used fking DOOR DASH to send carnival fish to him. The door dasher went to a carnival, got the fish - and a funnel cake for the road - and delivered them. Like wtf?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I love everyone posting "troll alert" as if it's not completely obvious that it's a fking troll post. Like yes, op's kid's classmate used fking DOOR DASH to send carnival fish to him. The door dasher went to a carnival, got the fish - and a funnel cake for the road - and delivered them. Like wtf?

You misunderstood the post.

[Anonymous]

OP, call a vet or let it pass. As long as your tank is clean and it isn't something transmissible then the other fish should be fine. A relative had one of those carnival fish last for 15y so you still have a while to go, potentially. Thanks for being good to the fish.

As for everyone critiquing "door dash" I'm taking it to just mean the other kid got fish, rang the doorbell and ran away kind of like what people used to do with May baskets or whatever.