So a few nights ago I was at a party, it was wondering to see

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>>17409557
What the actual fuck am I reading. You feel guilty for getting a dog to heel.

What a fucking incredible non-issue.

>>17409557

I suggest every time you go out you take a tape measure with you and be careful not to tread less than 78.64 cm from other people lest they think you want to harrass them.

Since you look so irrationally paranoid

It was the fact that it was his seeing eye dog that let me do ti so easily. I might be blowing it up in my head but the dog is a tool and me fooling around with him like this would be the equivalent of me taking someone's glasses and pretending to look smart in front of other people for the sake of my own ego. Does that make sense?

>>17409574
No it doesn't you bell end. He wouldn't have let his dog out the back at a party for everyone to pay and have fun with if he didn't want that to happen. How do you live your day to day life if this is an issue for you? Do you spend $3000 on a funeral and have a week off work to grieve if you step on a cockroach?

>>17409567

This.

Except OP's real issue is over sensitivity.

Holy fuck, you sound like my friend with anxiety and depression.

Did you mean to be a dick? No? Did anyone take offense? No? Then there's probably no problem...

Dog doesn't give a shit. Dog got ball, got got play, dog got water. Happy dog.

Write a new apology letter to the guy and every day and send it to him for a whole year. Make sure it's written in Braille

>>17409586
>over sensitivity.
Maybe I am, I've been told I over apologize for things. I hate it and it's a bad habit, I guess I'm over thinking things right now

>>17409557
I was told this by a blind friend with a dog:

When the dog is on her handle-lead, she is all business, and it is wrong to distract her even by petting her.

When she's off her lead, she's just a regular puppy and as eager and happy to play as any other dog.

So you played with a dog who wanted to play with you. No crime, no shame.

Yeah man it's really not a big deal. If the dog was in the backyard just chillin out then there shouldn't be a problem. I could understand feeling bad if the guy needed his dog but if let her outside then it doesn't matter. This is definitely a non-issue.

I can see your points, I guess at time I'm a little too sensitive trying to make sure I don't insult/offend anyone. I have to get my anxiety under control, thanks for explaining it to me.

>>17409574

No. A dog is not a tool, a dog is a living being that, like most dogs, probably enjoys socializing with other people. This dog has a job to do but that doesn't make it a "tool."

You played with a dog in the same way almost all people do. I really, really don't think the guy was offended. Did he seem bothered in any way?

check out highly sensitive person
it's kind of like a trait you have and 90% of the person will never understand it

have you got some good friends? if a situation like this occurs again, try talking to them. like everyone in this thread said, this is no issue, you just have some minor self doubt.
try to think rational about your emotions

>>17409557
What the actual fuck? Seek help, feeling guilt from playing with someone's dog at a party is not normal