Anonymous wrote:1) OP could you write a less anonymous post? OPs girlfriend on here like “maybe that’s another 40-year-old with a GSP dating a 45-year-old with two teenagers.” Then again she sounds so slow she might not get it.
2) I cannot imagine the compensating factors that would cause me to not eject right now. She sucks. Pick up the phone right now. You are in a rut. Get out of it.
Anonymous wrote:It's normal for dog people but not for NON-DOG people.
Anonymous wrote:this is a huge red flag. You need to clear it up with your GF on her priorities. She has no time for you or your kids if that's what she does.
Anonymous wrote:All of that sounds normal. I guess I'm lucky that my dh treats my dog like his own child. DH had "manly" dogs growing up, met me with a shih tzu with a pony tail. He's straight up obsessed now. In fact, he just took the dog to Lowes last night
Anonymous wrote:OP, your gfs attachment to her dog is a way for her to avoid real intimacy with people. That includes you. Move on
Anonymous wrote:Big dogs are a boyfriend substitute and little dogs are a baby substitute. Seems like your seat’s taken already.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Oof, you sound like my ex-bf.
I have a high-energy doodle who needs similar hiking trips/exercise needs, or she's a neurotic mess. I wanted to bring her on trips because boarding is EXPENSIVE ($300-400 for a weekend trip, when I wasn't even the one who wanted to go on these trips!) She's allowed on the couch because why not?
My ex-bf used to complain endlessly about her and what a horrible dog she is. He eventually started pressuring me to get rid of her, and I finally I caught him kicking her.
This is the reality of life with a dog. If you want someone to put you first (which, to be completely honest, is not something that's going to happen as you're a single father and can't put a woman first), end things before you get resentful and hurt the poor dog.
That’s terrible that he kicked the dog, but you seem pretty self-involved (and being a “dog mom” makes you self-involved).
Anonymous wrote:Oof, you sound like my ex-bf.
I have a high-energy doodle who needs similar hiking trips/exercise needs, or she's a neurotic mess. I wanted to bring her on trips because boarding is EXPENSIVE ($300-400 for a weekend trip, when I wasn't even the one who wanted to go on these trips!) She's allowed on the couch because why not?
My ex-bf used to complain endlessly about her and what a horrible dog she is. He eventually started pressuring me to get rid of her, and I finally I caught him kicking her.
This is the reality of life with a dog. If you want someone to put you first (which, to be completely honest, is not something that's going to happen as you're a single father and can't put a woman first), end things before you get resentful and hurt the poor dog.