Anonymous wrote:OP, you reacted too overtly. You should have responded non-commitally and then demoted her to FWB status.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How old are you OP? You sound very immature. Also, no snark intended ... do you happen to be on the spectrum? It doesn't sound as though you understand that humans (i.e. your GF) is more important than your dog.
If two dogs don’t get along to the point that they’re fighting who would want that kind of headache?? Someone is on the spectrum for not wanting that added stress now?
Duh..you can't read. He's on the spectrum because he doesn't realize humans are more important than dogs.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How old are you OP? You sound very immature. Also, no snark intended ... do you happen to be on the spectrum? It doesn't sound as though you understand that humans (i.e. your GF) is more important than your dog.
If two dogs don’t get along to the point that they’re fighting who would want that kind of headache?? Someone is on the spectrum for not wanting that added stress now?
Anonymous wrote:Eh you showed your true colors. Moving in together was a big step and you handled it poorly. If you really loved her and thought she was the one, you could make it happen.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This can't be real bc surely nobody is that clueless but I'd break up with you too, tool.
How am I clueless? I don’t like her dog and it’s my house.
Anonymous wrote:If a woman intends to move into my house then she has to adapt and make efforts to fit in.
The choice is hers to make.
In this case, OP has stated the law - his house, his law - his frame.
She refused to abide by it.
Anonymous wrote:If a woman intends to move into my house then she has to adapt and make efforts to fit in.
The choice is hers to make.
In this case, OP has stated the law - his house, his law - his frame.
She refused to abide by it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think blending families....uh....canines can be complicated.
If your pets do not get along, why force it??!
It was a very di#% move on your part to suddenly change your mind & telling her that her dog is not welcome in your home.
Remember she is a package deal.
Take it or leave it.
He decided not to take it. I don’t see how he was wrong. If you don’t like something, you don’t like it.
Anonymous wrote:I think blending families....uh....canines can be complicated.
If your pets do not get along, why force it??!
It was a very di#% move on your part to suddenly change your mind & telling her that her dog is not welcome in your home.
Remember she is a package deal.
Take it or leave it.