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My mom called me crazy bc I'm mourning my dog's death 8 months later...

This dog was like my child. We had gone through everything together. Not to mention that before he passed away I was going through the worst period of my life. I was facing severe health problems, going through a toxic relationship where I was being cheated on, mentally abused and going through financial difficulties where even though I was working I had almost no money to my name. My dog was the only being that kept me going and holding on. His love made me feel like I had a purpose in life and I selflessly gave my all to taking care of him. He loved me and I loved him and besides God, we only had each other in this cold cruel world. Even though I have the peace of mind knowing he's in a better place where he is happy and will never go without, I am still in deep pain bc I know he is without me and I am without him. I pray every single night that God takes care of him and his brother (my cat Kit) and never lets them feel empty and unloved. Bc I am a gay man, I don't think I am ever gonna have kids and I am ok with that. This is as close to babies I will ever get and I still felt and feel blessed, but also bc of that reason my mother needs to have empathy and understand why it Scotty's and Kit's losses that still hurt me to the core of my soul to this day. Well this is end of my open rant. Thank you for those of you who actually took the time to read this. God bless and wish you all the best.

Sincerely

~Alain~
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BlackPhillip · 36-40, M
I'm sorry for your loss, Alain. I understand the pain of losing family. Everyone gets through the pain at their own pace. There's no predetermined length of time for grieving. I do know, however, that writing posts like this is greatly beneficial. Every chance you get, write and talk about him. Keep his memory alive. I hope it gets easier for you in the near future.
alainc2490 · 31-35, M
@BlackPhillip Thank you and yes his memory will forever live on in my mind and heart for as long as I live, along with my cat Kit's. Want to know y? Bc the pure love and affection that they gave me while they were alive is unforgettable and will always live on in existence and in my soul. I also have the comfort and knowledge of knowing that I will see them again one day...
BlackPhillip · 36-40, M
@alainc2490 The love our pets give us is often greater than what some humans are capable of giving. I miss my dog very much, but he'll always be right with me.