Does anyone else have an issue with the term "Fur Babies"...
...or am I in left field without a mitt again?
...or am I in left field without a mitt again?
Yes, the other side of calling dogs fur babies is acting like your human children are an inconvenience and trial to you.I understand, but isn't the other side of anthropomorphizing their pets dehumanizing children....
Does anyone else have an issue with the term "Fur Babies"...
...or am I in left field without a mitt again?
Maybe some women like hairy babies but didn't have the Esau gene and are now overcompensating.Does anyone else have an issue with the term "Fur Babies"...
...or am I in left field without a mitt again?
Ok, I am this many years old learning that that is the end of that saying. lol I'm stunned, seriously, how did I never heard that until today? smh
I've had dogs all my life, never called them fur babies. But since I have no children I can get pretty attached to my dogs. My little white dog passed early this year and I was devastated, I still can't talk about it. She's buried in my backyard where I have started a garden in her memory.
I too have buried pets and know how that feels. I thought I was pretty tough until I had to put one down. I ain't!
I just see a culture marginalizing children, mothers and families and it makes me upset.
Is there a dinner thread started on here, and if so where is it? Thanks for help!![]()