r/Amithedevil I Killed My Kid's Pet to Teach a Lesson

0:00 Intro
0:13 Euthanizing support
5:39 Hurt my kid
10:14 Manipulation
13:59 Test

[namesareoverrated]

There is another thing said by the dad that is MEGA SUS :" I start to regret that we didn't tell our daughter where we were so she could say goodbye "
He didnt even tell her where they would put down the poor dog. That daughter should run, not leave, RUN from that monster of a father

[SkyEcho]

The breed lives for 9~10 years, so converting that to human years, they basically euthanized a 40 year old because they'd only live to 80? This guy should get 5/5 right away.

[mariallen]

As a vet tech listening to the first story, there are so many red flags with the father. One that stood out to me was the line he spouts about how she's "too old to be acting like this." I have witnessed GROWN MEN fall to their knees, with none of the aforementioned mental and physical barriers this poor girl had to endure, when they had to euthanize their own animals. It is heartbreaking that this girl has to go through this.

[mariafox]

I think the daughter has all those emotional disorders because her dad is abusive. Would explain why he was willing to kill the dog even though it was only 5yrs old and would’ve most likely survived the surgery.

[THEDubbleHelixx]

The fact that the last dude equates "helpless and afraid" with "feminine" is the biggest red flag I've ever heard. I hope the wife finds the courage to call it what it is and leave.

[RyukSan_]

OP in the first story: $2000? Its too much for how old the dog is already.

Also OP: Money isn't the issue.


I hate people like this.

[der]

The bruised arm honestly can be fixed with a talk. The kid was about to climb up ROCKS with a BABY. Ofc lil man doesnt know the full danger of that. But a bruised arm is way less damage on the kid than growing up being the cause of his little sisters death if worse came to worst

[nekolalia]

Story 4: Yeah, I’m not a professional florist but I doubt there’s a flower that means ‘sorry for the marital SA’

[zSpirall]

The last story. The sad thing about this is the wife probably doesn't even realize that SA can still happen while you're married. That she has autonomy rights and that when you say no it doesn't matter if you're married.
NO MEANS NO .

[jackwatt]

Yes, OP is some form of sociopath. Saying the dog served it's purpouse and not understanding his daughter's attachment to the dog is sociopathic.

[Voltaic_Fire]

Story 4: That's *_RAPE!_* She was pleading and begging for you to stop but you held her down and continued to violate her! Not only should she get away from him, the monster should be in prison where some men can hold him down as he begs them to stop!

[autisticwitch]

Two thousand dollars for a lifesaving surgery. It cost me over a thousand dollars to figure out what was wrong with my dog when she had cancer. That dad just wanted an excuse to kill the dog.

[silverflight]

Story 1: Yeah, I'm getting the vibe that OP was looking for an excuse to get rid of Juniper because he's secretly hated the dog the entire time, and is doing a terrible job at hiding it.

I hope the daughter finds good people to live with so she doesn't have to deal with OP's abuse anymore

[RollingStar]

First story: OP better hope he doesn't get into an accident then the daughter just puts him down rather than pay for life saving surgery

[DawnGrimm]

Dude that kid could have seriously injured his little sister. What the hell? I'm the mother of five children. I never spanked ever. I can guarantee you if one of my children was fixing to hurt another one of my children and the only way to prevent it was to grab them by the arm, I would do it in a New York second, even if it would leave a bruise. Your job as a parent is to protect all of your children. That child was putting the other one in danger and he was doing it by not listening to his parents. What was the dad supposed to do? Let him drop his sister on her head. He already wasn't listening. Do you have more than one child? I'm thinking you don't. If you did, you would understand where this daddy was coming from in the beginning. The kids should have never gotten a PlayStation gift card or his favorite meal. If he was my kid he probably would have gotten grounded on top of it for not listening in the first place.

[SwordOfSpicebush]

That’s fucked up
There’s no reason to kill a pet “for your daughters sake” unless it’s dying and hacking blood or smth

[Clyde-S-Wilcox]

Story 2: Dude. The kid was endangering AN INFANT FFS and acting like it was no big deal. Dad reacted reasonably to the kid's disgusting behavior.

[jessislistless]

What makes me increasingly sad about the last story is that the wife is in real danger of experiencing something so traumatic again because OP probably won’t stop taking the supplement.

[tranarchism]

Story 2: It's really fine actually if a dad, in a moment of panic and potential danger, grabs a kid and it happens to leave a mark. Bruises come easy, resuscitating an infant does not. That mom has crazy "boy mom" energy if you ask me

[Sorchia]

Last story: STOP the testosterone throbber! You did something so vile and disgusting to YOUR WIFE!!! That’s a wake up call. Flowers and a date night are not going to fix YOUR issues or her lack of safety now. I truly hope she leaves you and gets the help she needs. You crossed a line, there’s no going back. I had a boyfriend, 30 years ago, who attempted that and he needed an ambulance by the time I was done with him. We had been dating for over 2 years. He served time and I never looked back. The LE and paramedics knew by his injuries I was either a Government employee or military, it was pretty funny looking back on it. He ‘fell a lot while resisting arrest’! I was in the States for five years training a team, I left after that incident and said the team can train on my turf.