10 Sudden Realizations That Made People Pause and Reflect
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There is love that never fades, even if time goes by, even if life forces us to move on. Love for a pet is like that: unconditional, deep, eternal. They are the ones who accompany us in silences that say it all, who welcome us with joy even in the darkest days, who teach us that happiness can be as simple as a caress or a moment together on the couch. But when it’s time to let them go, the void they leave behind is immense.
Even so, we always find ways to keep them with us: in tattoos, in a photo by the bed, in those words whispered into the air when we feel they are still watching over us from somewhere. In the world of the Internet and social networks, hundreds of people have shared touching tributes to those friends who are gone, remembering them with tears, smiles and a love that transcends time. Because if pets teach us anything, it’s that true love never goes away.
“I made this entirely by hand using a scroll saw and all natural hardwoods to capture Bob’s coloring and expression. No paints, stains or dyes were used. I hope I’ve done justice to this sweet boy.” @ducklady92 / Reddit
“I always remembered him playing in her garden, so I thought I would include some mushrooms I had picked.” © panic_outside_disco / Reddit
“We know it’s your baby’s last memory, and we make sure it’s special.” © meowpal33 / Reddit
“During her last months, a little bird would come to visit her. The day after she passed we planted some flower seeds, and her bird friend came one last time and left a feather in the pot.” @Ren_Star / Reddit
“Ember belonged to my wife and I. She’s the one who had this portrait done and in fact surprised me with it when it arrived at our home a few days ago. We miss Ember terribly, she really was the brightest light in our lives. Ember’s passing has left a pretty big hole in our family, but thanks to this beautiful memento, it’s a little easier to deal with the loss.” @ducklady92 / Reddit
“He was my best friend, and it still feels like a kick in the gut every time I wake up without him. Having this beautiful piece helps, it captures him perfectly.” © elapidaevenenum / Reddit
“He wanted me to make a shadowbox to put his photo and collar in display. But I had a different design in mind (each colored section is a different type of wood, not wood stain)” @_justbill / Reddit
“Proton was the best dog ever! We adopted her from the pound when she was about 8 months old. She was our adventure puppy — she was born in Atlanta but travelled with us as we moved to France, Florida and Alabama, plus countless trips across several countries. She loved to hike and drive to just about anywhere! My tattoo of her celebrates her love of adventure and caving. God, I miss her so much.” @nuclear85 / Reddit
The words, the photos, the memories... everything we share of them is an attempt to hold on to what we love the most, to cling to their love, even though we can no longer feel their weight at our side. Because, in a way, they never completely go away. And there are many more pictures that show how deep and eternal this bond is. We invite you to check them in this other article.