As with many things, it’s important to ask what things mean to others.
In addition, if you trust the other person, you can also open up about your concerns.
Sometimes, others can give you reassurance. And sometimes they can’t. Both possibilities are something we need to be open to.
It’s important to accept whatever is brought to the table and, based on that, choose what kind of person you’d like to be.
Thanks for the explanation. Umm, unfortunately I still don’t get it. For the OP to make sense, can someone explain what’s going on?
It may seem as if we cannot know, but if we want to evaluate this then we see something different.
Dogs are mammals, just like us. Their brain structures are sufficiently similar to understand its mechanisms, such as its structures and electrical flows, the secretion of hormones related to pleasure, connection, stress, or panic.
If dogs were constantly itchy, we would’ve known ever since we started analyzing brains in terms of their structure, their function, and their interactions with bodies.
So no, dogs aren’t constantly itchy.
Good shitpost. Banger piece. Am satisfied.
Sometimes labels help. Sometimes they don’t.
Also, Emily Nagoski’s Come As You Are could help!