Artist Illustrates Disney Princesses With Service Dogs, Conveying A Powerful Message About Invisible Disabilities
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"This happened in Spongebob with Gary and Patrick. Turns out Patrick had a snail cookie in his pocket."
A college student lives in a five-bedroom apartment with four other people. They all go to the same college and are in different years of their studies.
Two of OP's roommates are brother and sister. The siblings recently asked the group if they could adopt a puppy.
OP and their two other roommates agreed to the siblings' request. The brother and sister promised to shoulder all of the responsibilities concerning their puppy.
They stayed true to their word. They diligently walk, feed, train, and play with their puppy without asking for anyone else's help.
They are the only ones allowed to give their puppy some treats. They also asked their roommates not to give the dog any human food.
For some unknown reason, Lucy, the dog, bonded with OP. She excitedly runs to OP when he walks into the apartment.
She doesn't do this for anyone else. OP is the only person in the apartment that Lucy licks and follows around.
Lucy refuses to leave OP's side unless he locks his bedroom door to prevent her from following. OP does play with Lucy along with their other roommates.
The siblings don't understand why their puppy is so enamored with OP. They are upset with OP and can't fathom why their dog singles OP out even when there are plenty of other people in their home.
Lucy is a dog. She didn't make a conscious decision to annoy her owners by choosing their roommate to play and bond with.
She just likes OP — it's as simple as that. OP's roommates will eventually calm down if they are reasonable people.
If they choose to see the funny part of this, then it would be easier for all of them. The "problem" is not that serious, so OP shouldn't trouble himself over it.