Traumatized
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By Anonymous - 19/09/2020 17:02 - United States - San Mateo
Haha, aww that's unfortunate! Not unexpected though... my mum doesn't like dogs, but without fail, when we go to a friends house and they have a dog, my mum will get all of its' attention! #26 is right; they sense your fear.
Are you sure it just wasn't trying to dominate him? My male rabbit does it all the time with men, he'll bite their jeans and hump them.
is he really scared of animals? i mean im scared of some animals but is he scared of just a cute little bunny rabbit?
And her marmoset scammed his grandma out of her life savings! (p.s. I know it was probably a typo, but I couldn't help but lol at "babby" because it reminded me of http://www.somethingawful.com/flash/shmorky/babby.swf :D)
Hahahahahahaha what a pussy! Also animals smell fear, they know he was afraid so they acted on instinct. I still can't figure out how your rabbit misinterprited that for mating! Hahaha
YDI for dating a nancy boy.
Er, I think that's what #66 was referring to...only one person in the history of the Internet has ever actually spelled it "babby", and even he was probably trolling.
Maybe it was a rapist rabbit.
that one's funny ... I guess YDI since he told you :]
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If you knew he was afraid of them, why not put them in another room or outside?
Rabbits hump?!