For those who don’t like the poor quality of the image, as well as the blind:
A Twitter post:
@sarah_michelson 2023-01-02
cosmic horror protagonists are WEAK my dog experiences at least 3 Horrors Beyond His Comprehension PER DAY (ex. a thunderstorm, seeing a car) and he’s Literally Fine
That post was reposted on tumblr, and people reblogged with the following additions:
@lekosis
Jan 11
The dog has one of the Great Old Ones reassuring him with pats and treats tho. If the King in Yellow had played with u and fed u for ur entire life and let you sleep in his berth of unspeakable blackness at night, and then hugged you reassuringly when Cthulhu rose from the depths, you might be able to handle it better too
@talestobetold
Feb 28
oh that’s a prompt
@roach-works
Mar 5
those fish guys at innsmoth were domesticated
Elevators must be a real trip, door closes, door opens to a new place
I recently moved into a new apartment building with the first elevators my dogs had ever been in. Could definitely tell they were confused, but they learned to just roll with it. They still don’t quite understand why we can’t get out of the weird moving box when someone else rides with us who lives on a lower floor, though.
If you once ride in an elevator with glass doors, does the dog understand that’s all those other ones do as well?
I don’t think dogs care that much on how it works. Some dogs, like humans, really don’t like the movement or tiny rooms. I’ve seen dogs tremble and lie flat as long as its moving. Mine does not give a shit