#vested

It’s ok peeps, and here’s why:

If you live somewhere where having pets isn’t permitted, then vesting your esa will let other people know that it’s an esa, and that can stop people from making reports about it.

Not all people want their esa to be pet in public (ONLY PLACES WHERE ESA’S ARE PERMITTED, ESA’S ARE NOT GIVEN THE SAME PUBLIC RULES AS SERVICE DOGS) and that’s ok! Giving your dog a vest will let people know that you don’t want your esa to be pet and/or given attention at that time.

At airports, it makes it less of a hassle to have your esa vested, so people can know it’s an esa and not bother you about rules with pets, ect. (YOU NEED YOUR NOTE STILL TO GIVE TO THE AIRLINE SO THEY KNOW THAT ITS AN ESA, SIMPLY JUST HAVING A VEST WILL NOT CUT IT).

I’m sure there are more reasons, but I’m tired and cranky so this is all I got right now.

she looks at me

with that frigid arrogant smile

which has made us drift apart

over the years

closing the door in our home

thrusting herself in the arms

of another empty night

and when morning arrives

she smiles oddly

and behaves in a way as if to say

that this vested relationship

called marriage

will stand tall

in spite of everything

and it has indeed

for many reasons

of which I know probably

only half

as she looks at me

and concludes: