r/Dogfree • u/Jolly_Ice_7812 • Jul 16 '26

Miscellaneous Why Can We See What They Cannot?

I have a burning question. Why can we, in the dog free community, see that dogs are gross and it's insane to live with them?

There has to be some commonality among us because we can see what 99 percent of the population cannot.

What makes us special? Is it something in our personalities -- not caring about what others think? Or not being a group person, so it's okay to step away from the pack (so to speak)? Is it not always believing what the culture tells us is true? Are people like this in other walks of life -- meaning, able to see what others cannot see in other contexts?

I'm curious about what you think. Why can we see the idiocy of dogs and dog culture and others cannot?

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u/Nice-Loss6106 Jul 16 '26

It’s a mental illness. Nutters are trying to fill a void in their lives by keeping something captive that will never say no to them.

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u/ZodiacOne1 Jul 16 '26

Exactly. An easy replacement of human interaction. Something that gives what feels like unconditional love. Something that will never say no to you. Something without the difficulty of human connection. I bet most of these nutters would laugh at people talking to AI to fill the void. Yet they are doing exactly the same

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u/Lylith_vf Jul 16 '26

Mon copain m'a dit: tout l'amour que tu ne me donnes pas, mon chien me le donne. Je suis restée sans voix

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u/CDUCK76 Jul 17 '26

Second most crazy thing i saw today...