▲ 12 r/Petloss
Whenever someone I care about loses a pet, I organise a whip-round to order them flowers to be delivered.
My mum's cat just passed away and I've ordered her flowers that none of my siblings wanted to pitch in for which I'm a bit miffed by, I mean MUM'S CAT DIED AND YOU DON'T WANT TO SEND FLOWERS?? But I also know flowers aren't exactly cheap and not everyone has $30 to spend on something like that.
Should this be a social norm? Is it already a social norm in your social circles?
u/Artemis_does_maths — 10 days ago