Woman Refuses To Sell Her Dog To Karen Sister In Law, SIL Gaslights Her

Is it just us, or are Karens getting bolder and more entitled by the day? On today's episode of 'Karen is an entitled no good rotten a-hole,' we have a classic example of someone feeling WAY too comfortable telling others what to do under the guise of 'family.' Welcome to OP's life. The original poster (OP) of this thread describes a disturbing scenario in which her sister-in-law, who by the way is not able to have children of her own and just lost her dog of 16 years for context, attempts to manipulate OP into selling her dog.

OP describes the manipulative way her sister-in-law attempted to swindle them of their doggo: "My SIL is distraught saying she needs the dog more than we do. We have a baby on the way and will be too busy for the dog." Via OP. Cry me a river, Karen. We get it, you've had a tough time lately, but that is not an excuse to attempt to pry a perfectly happy doggo from his or her family for your own selfish reasons. It's not cool, it's not right, and it just makes this SIL look like a total a-hole. Want a dog? There are tons of doggos in need of homes waiting for you at your local shelter.

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"I have a 3 year old Pomeranian. She's up to date on all shots. Spayed. Monthly groomed. Well loved and my fur baby."
This dog is clearly sufficiently loved and well cared for right where she is! There are plenty of other doggos out there in need of a home, why not adopt one of them?

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"SIL had the dog no less than 5 hours. Spamming us with photos how well she was "adapting" to her house. And asked if she could buy our dog from us."
Oh no she didn't. That escalated quickly. This SIL is clearly hurting and processing the loss of her dog, but we can think of much healthier ways for her to cope with this loss rather than trying to buy her brother and SIL's well-loved, happy doggo.

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"My SIL is distraught saying she needs the dog more than we do. We have a baby on the way and will be too busy for the dog."
And what gives her the authority to decide that she needs the dog more than OP? We are dying to know.

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