Uplifting Video: Daddy's Good Boi Melts Hearts on Imgur

Riley Sundew

Updated Monday, July 29, 2024 at 12:00 AM CDT

In a delightful video titled "Daddy's good boi :)" on Imgur, a touching moment between a pet owner and their beloved furry friend has captured the hearts of viewers. The video showcases a gentle tuck-in service and scritches, demonstrating the deep bond between humans and their pets, even those they may not have initially wanted.

One viewer comments, "I too do a tuck in service and scritches daily for the cat I never wanted 🤷🏻‍♂️." This sentiment resonates with many others who have experienced a similar journey of unexpected pet love. Another user shares, "I remember reading a post of these kind of people. It’s not that they don’t want a pet. They felt the pain of losing one when they were younger and they don’t want to feel it again."

The video has sparked a conversation about the complex emotions tied to pet ownership. One user explains, "We don’t want pets because we know this will happen. Just when we get our life in order, everything gets uprooted and we’re instinctually bonded to our new little creature." This cycle of initial reluctance turning into deep affection is a common theme among pet owners.

"I brush weekly and do sanitary trims as needed for the cat I didn't want," another commenter reveals, highlighting the care and commitment that often follows adopting a pet, regardless of initial hesitation. "Just because I didn't want the pet doesn't mean I won't treat it the best I can & enjoy the love it brings. Least I could do, if it's there," adds another, emphasizing the joy and responsibility that come with pet ownership.

A uplifting story comes from a user who shared, "I always like cats, but when me and my wife bottle fed our black cat from birth because mom died, I absolutely fell in love. WE now have 5. The connection I have with cats is sometimes overwhelming because when I see one in the street, I get so depressed and my wife has to remind me we have 5 and can't take any more. I have become a crazy cat....man. They are my literal children."

The video also addresses the gender stereotypes associated with pet care. "Men don't 'not want a cat.' They don't want to be the person looking after the cat exclusively, when others give up," one user points out. This highlights the shared responsibility and the unexpected joy that pets bring into our lives.

One poignant comment reads, "There is not necessarily a contradiction between not wanting a pet and caring for it when you have it. Even if you didn't want the pet in the first place because you know you'd be the one feeding it, cleaning up after it, taking it to the vet, etc. doesn't mean that you won't do these things when you have the pet. You may even love it and spoil it (and be glad you got it), but that has nothing to do with not wanting it in the first place."

The video has resonated deeply with viewers, with one remarking, "I've had cats that treated me better than my core family would!" Another light-hearted comment simply says, "Ready for the oven," while someone else corrects, "Blenket. Not blanket. Blenket."

For some, the video brings up tough decisions. "We have a dog, I don't want a dog. Might have to rehome the dog because of unexpected life stuff," shares one user, reflecting the complex realities of pet ownership.

The video has even sparked political commentary, with one user stating, "JD Vance is a monster."

Overall, "Daddy's good boi :)" is a uplifting reminder of the unexpected joys and deep bonds that come from pet ownership, whether planned or not.

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Top Comments from Imgur

SilentSecretMan

I too do a tuck in service and scritches daily for the cat I never wanted 🤷🏻‍♂️

ohhhnooo

I remember reading a post of these kind of people. It’s not that they don’t want a pet. They felt the pain of losing one when they were younger and they don’t want to feel it again.

LeftRightThere

We don’t want pets because we know this will happen. Just when we get our life in order, everything gets uprooted and we’re instinctually bonded to our new little creature.

Throwaway314158

I brush weekly and do sanitary trims as needed for the cat I didn't want.

ThisGuyPostingThings

Just because I didn't want the pet doesn't mean I won't treat it the best I can & enjoy the love it brings. Least I could do, if it's there.

MutatedHorse

I always like cats, but when me and my wife bottle fed our black cat from birth because mom died, I absolutely fell in love. WE now have 5. The connection I have with cats is sometimes overwhelming because when I see one in the street, I get so depressed and my wife has to remind me we have 5 and can't take any more. I have become a crazy cat....man. They are my literal children.

Nalianna

Men don't "not want a cat". They don't want to be the person looking after the cat exclusively, when others give up.

Coltaine

We have a dog, I don't want a dog. Might have to rehome the dog because unexpected life stuff.

One808

There is not necessarily a contradiction between not wanting a pet and caring for it when you have it. Even if you didn't want the pet in the first place because you know you'd be the one feed it, cleaning up after it, taking it to the vet, etc. doesn't mean that you won't do these things when you have the pet. You may even love it and spoil it (and be glad you got it), but that has nothing to do with not wanting it in the first place.

johnson442

I've had cats that treated me better than my core family would!

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