Have you ever seen a cute dog or baby and felt your body permeate with a violent urge to squeeze them…perhaps, to death? The good news, is that you’re not a terrible person. That is of course if you don’t act on those feelings. It's simply your brain not being able to handle all the positive emotions induced by ridiculously adorable creatures, so it turns it into an aggressive response. And for those of us that really can't handle our cute aggression, especially when it comes to dogs, this blog is a place for you to come and indulge in some of your awful fantasies.
Charlie
He looks like royalty; adorable, fluffy royalty. With bubbly cheeks and big dark eyes that protrude from his head like glass domes. His nose wiggles when he looks up at you, trying to smell for treat potential. His crooked underbite comes out in between every pant. He snores, loudly, in his little leather sofa bed, to remind you he's there. His entire existence is designed to bring you overwhelming pain.
If only it could stop.
If only I could take his collar and start to pull. Soft at first, pressing against his trachea like a massage, and then tighter and tighter, watching his struggle pronounce until the breathe escapes his toy lungs and his underbite presses into his hanging tongue - piercing through. And then... quiet. No more pain. No more Charlie.
Gizmo
I've never met you. You're famous. In fact, you might even be dead already. Your fans are worried. But that doesn't stop your cuteness from being paraded around the internet... for all to see; for all to feel.
Your eyes and nose and mouth are crammed into the bottom of your tiny face, frozen in a permanent frown. Your grumpiness is so winsome, it hurts. It hurts so much that I want to grab you by your two pointy ears and throw you at a wall, as your forgiving heart stops before you feel the pain of the smash. Then comes the good part...
Your even further smushed face glides down the wall, leaving behind a trail of blood and slobber as your eyes bulge out from your sockets like a cartoon character that never dies. But you died. You had to die.
Finn
Have you ever met a not-cute golden retriever? There's a reason they are America's favorite dogs.
They cause me pain. Especially Finn. His jolly clumsiness that manifests in him flopping into my lap - ears first; then resting his head on my hand as I try and type on my laptop...arresting me from obligations and begging me to pet him from head to tail.
I imagine opening his mouth, staring into his trusting eyes, and starting to pluck each individual perfect canine tooth from his gums. I imagine his innocence start to pierce my ears as he shrieks in pain, but doesn't pull away - because he trusts that I'm doing this for his own good.
Beena
My dog is a living, breathing stuffed animal.
Her eye lashes are strawberry blonde - like silk curtains for her big brown eyes that stare into your soul, rip your heart into pieces, and leave you paralyzed with wonder - how can something be so excruciatingly cute?
Every time I look at her, I feel my fingers curl into fists, as my fingernails dig into my palms.
I imagine crushing her skull between my palms - slowly. Feeling her fragile little head crush-sh-sh, until it softens…I finally reach her brain. Her adorable little brain.
I watch the life dissipate from her big, brown, beautiful eyes. My soul returns to a place of privacy. No longer taunted by her agonizing cuteness.