If you lost your dog because of someone's fault, would you forgive them? What if that person was the one you love, such as your girlfriend? Redditor @DoggieThrowATA used to face the same question when his dog was killed by his bad driver girlfriend.
@DoggieThrowATA adopted two dogs last year, one of them was curious Sadie, who sometimes ran after cats and cars and out of the yard.
Then, he had a girlfriend who was a bad driver. She drove fast and swerved on purpose. Some people warned her about the consequences of dangerous driving, but she didn't care at all. One day, when she was driving on an icy road, she lost control and hit Sadie when the dog tried to jump out of the fence to the street.
Unfortunately, the dog passed away. @DoggieThrowATA believed that it was his GF's fault and required her to pay the full cost of his new dog. They broke up several days later. The GF and her family, however, blamed DoggieThrowATA for not sharing the cost of the new dog.
Therefore, he turned to Reddit to p out whether he was wrong to do so. The post gained 3.3K upvotes and more than half of a thousand comments.
In response, Redditor claimed that OP was not an a**hole for not splitting the dog of his new doggo with his GF. She needed a lesson for her bad driving.
Speak up your opinion in the comment below.
@DoggieThrowATA adopted two dogs last year, one of them was curious Sadie, who sometimes ran after cats and cars and out of the yard.
Then, he had a girlfriend who was a bad driver. She drove fast and swerved on purpose. Some people warned her about the consequences of dangerous driving, but she didn't care at all. One day, when she was driving on an icy road, she lost control and hit Sadie when the dog tried to jump out of the fence to the street.
Unfortunately, the dog passed away. @DoggieThrowATA believed that it was his GF's fault and required her to pay the full cost of his new dog. They broke up several days later. The GF and her family, however, blamed DoggieThrowATA for not sharing the cost of the new dog.
Therefore, he turned to Reddit to p out whether he was wrong to do so. The post gained 3.3K upvotes and more than half of a thousand comments.
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In response, Redditor claimed that OP was not an a**hole for not splitting the dog of his new doggo with his GF. She needed a lesson for her bad driving.
Speak up your opinion in the comment below.