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Alice in Chains for me. I developed my taste for music in the 90s and love the grunge and punk from that era, but just not AIC. I can't explain way exactly, just drives me batty.
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You need to have one to understand the unconditional loyalty, love, and the bond. You come to appreciate it even more once you lose them. Having a dog is the best and worst thing in the world. Just lost our fur baby a week ago...
The unconditional loyalty and love is what disgusts me about dogs. Unconditional renders it meaningless and worthless.
Dogs - I know they are good for humanity with getting their owners for walks, loyalty, etc. But have no idea how people get hooked on them with the picking up hot feces and 25% chance of getting a barking/jumping lunatic that you have to rearrange your life every 6 hours around their bathroom habits...
The same reason people generally don't regret having kids even though the commitment and overall change of your life are much greater than what you described for dogs.
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The same reason people generally don't regret having kids even though the commitment and overall change of your life are much greater than what you described for dogs.
You're comparing actual humans to a pet?
I wouldn't say I feel guilt about all of these necessarily, but I do have a list of things I don't like that I would expect "someone like me" to like: - The Lord of the Rings (try being a geeky Catholic who finds LotR tedious) - Fantasy stories generally (though I love sci-fi) - Chess - Scrabble - Rubik's cubes - Video games - Listening to music (I sing in a choir, but I don't like listening to music--any of it--even…
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The same reason people generally don't regret having kids even though the commitment and overall change of your life are much greater than what you described for dogs.
You're comparing actual humans to a pet?