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While it might be tempting to give a definitive “no” as an answer, the reality is more complex. “It’s in the dog’s best interest to live with whoever can provide the best life for them,” says Carroll. He offers an example from his practice, recalling a time when he recognized a dog he had worked with in a missing ad just a few weeks later.

“I reached out to the new owner, who immediately became defensive and didn’t want me to contact the original owner. But I was faced with an ethical dilemma—I felt obligated to inform the original owner that their dog was alive and well,” Carroll shares.

“There was a company called DogLost advertising the missing dog, so I had to anonymously reach out to them and ask them to notify the original owner. But since the new owner was now the legal owner (which had to be established), there was nothing more I could do, and I still think about this years later.”

“In my particular case, the new owner was leaving the dog alone for up to 12 hours a day and, unfortunately, didn’t consider that the dog might have had a better life with the original owner,” Carroll says.

As for the Reddit scenario, he recommends that both the original and new owners meet without the dog to discuss things openly. Each side should explain what they can offer for the dog’s well-being and long-term care. With the help of an intermediary, they can then work together to decide what’s truly best for the dog.

“Every dog and every situation is different, so you should always consider the individual circumstances and what may be best for the dog,” adds Ralph. “Things such as emotional connection to the people involved should be considered, alongside aspects such as how well each caregiver can provide for the dog and meet their needs long-term.”Readmore

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Today, we dive into a strange tale where Reddit user Psychological-Hat-35, narrates how extremely his girlfriend reacts anytime he even speaks to any other woman. She accused him of being “unprofessional” and even threatened to also speak to her colleagues in a similar unprofessional manner. 

When he simply said “okay” it further angered her and she even asked him, “why can’t you be normal”. Now, throughout this ordeal, our poor OP was simply apologizing and reassuring her that he only wanted her, but she was deaf to his sorrys and he just couldn’t understand where he went wrong.

Well, it’s a clear case of jealousy and insecurity, as pointed out by Redditors, and to understand things in a deeper context, Bored Panda interviewed Eden Lobo, a counselor and psychology professor. Looking at the situation, she also confirmed that the girlfriend was jealous and insecure.

She explained, “Insecurity about a partner’s interactions with others can stem from a mix of personal history, relationship experiences, and self-esteem levels. Previous relationships or family dynamics where trust was broken can create lasting fears of betrayal. If someone feels inadequate or compares themselves to others, they may fear losing their partner’s attention.”

Prof. Lobo added that people with anxious attachment styles may worry more about losing closeness or feeling replaced. She also noted that jealousy is common in young relationships, especially when both partners are still developing self-confidence and learning about relationship dynamics. 

“My Wedding Is In 2 Days… This Is The Text I Wake Up To From My Mother”

“Of course, the mother had no right to invite anyone without coordinating it with the newlyweds – it’s just basic common sense. But often parents of adult children blatantly neglect this common sense, believing that they have the right to decide for them,” says Maria Kryvosheeva, a psychologist and NLP coach, whom Bored Panda got in with touch for a comment.

“And in this sense, it is very important to suppress the slightest attempts to decide anything for you – otherwise, sooner or later, you will find that your parents are starting to control your life, as they did a couple of decades ago. Of course, not all parents act this way, but this is a fairly common pattern.

“In any case, since this man gave up and allowed his mother’s relatives to show up at the reception, it makes sense to have a talk with her later and explain that such behavior is totally unacceptable in the future. I hope he will do so. But for now, I wish the wedding to go without the slightest incident,” Maria sums up.

In the comments on the original post—of course—people supported the author in his indignation, fully sharing the whole range of feelings that overwhelmed him after reading that text. “I can feel the frustration from here, calling someone Mother is the equivalent of your mom calling you by your full name,” someone wrote quite wittily.

Some responders believed that the author was overly accommodating in communicating with his mom—probably wanting to avoid a scandal on the eve of his big day. “Even with the drop out I would have told her that they are not invited,” a commenter claimed. “Hard rule: no introductions at my wedding,” another added. And what do you, our dear readers, think about this story?Readmore

A viewer shared: “He’s just staying locked & loaded.” And Crystal responded: “Stay strapped or get the clap?” 

“As a teacher, I would have never told you that,” a netizen admitted. “I would have thrown it away and moved on.”

An observer revealed: “I have a preschooler bring in one of his mom’s pads and asked me why his mom kept poptarts in her bathroom and did I keep snacks in my bathroom too.”

“As a teacher, I’d throw it away and act like it didn’t happen,” a commentator added. “I could never confront a parent over that.”Readmore

Crystal reportedly shared the hilarious story on Facebook, where a friend encouraged her to share it on TikTok because: “This is so viral-worthy.”

What Crystal and her husband also found funny was the fact that Hudson brought it up at home that evening, People reported.

The mom recalled: “We were talking and he was standing in our bedroom and put his hands in his pockets. 

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While being part of group chats, he also had some of them blow up due to people getting into fights and making it awkward for everyone. “That's partly what inspired the question I posed. I think people do have a tendency to behave a little more extremely in virtual settings, which probably contributes to the breakup of certain chats.”

When it comes to sharing information in group chats, Miles believes that the boundaries of what people talk about in them should be determined by their relationship. “You can probably feel safe saying just about anything in a chat with friends you've had for years, because you know that any misunderstandings can be worked through,” he says.

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