I agree, I'm not sure why everyone is hating on the hubby. For some people (me) coarse language is a part of daily conversation. Not a great habit but a habit nonetheless

True. I'm glad he reacted like that. He was REALLY worried. If he was my husband, I'd be glad and happy that he cares about his family a lot. (^o^)

i laughed so hard

I think he his hilarious and seems like they have a fun marriage!! I would so do this

You're an idiot if you actually believe this is a real conversation

are you stupid!? what can a little coyote do....like for f**k sake its not like it's a f*****g wolf. he over reacted like an idiot

Yes i know this is fake but at that time the husband didn't know that.

Sorry. No way would it be okay to talk to anyone like this. No excuses.

The guy has no sense of humor, knows very little about coyotes (despite the fact he can recognize one), and must be r-e-a-l-l-y s-l-o-w if he couldn't figure it out by the time it got to the pack howling outside.

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I don't hate that a*****e but it's a GREAT strategy to find out what an a*****e you live with and what ELSE he holds against you lol! I'm sorry, but I don't think controlling and talking s**t at people is "love", people like that can go f**k themselves because I sure as heck wouldn't sit on a c**k that would line up SO many insults at me. Yeah, I use coarse language too - but NOT on those I say I "love".

When you're freaking out because you think your wife and children are going to be attacked by a coyote, it's kinda hard to see.

The second picture with the coyote and the kid is photoshopped aswell. The coyote is not casting a shadow over the couch.

Seriously? Not sure the guy was studying the photos. He was panacking!

If he's looking at it on a small phone screen, then these details would be easy to miss, even assuming he has 20/20 vision which no one should assume

Heat of the moment and scared, you might overlook things

A tiny a*s phone screen in the daytime isn't exactly conducive to a good viewing experience :p

So now everybody is an art critic !

If people read on above, they will see that it was a prank done by the wife! It says she is a schoolteacher and she photo shopped the coyote into the picture. Lol

But isn't the first picture the one she used to cut out the coyote, included in the article to show us? And she didn't even send this one to her husband?

I think the first picture is to show us the image that she photoshopped from.........

As I said, no sense of humor and really slow....

Cuz the whole exchange is likely fake? lol

Nobody pays attention to that in times like that

Exactly. Just another fake post.

Exactly! I was thinking the same thing! In 1 picture it looks like the coyote is on some rocks or something & in the next picture, he's on a sofa! It looks suspect!

Probably couldn't tell on his phone.

thank you

I know right

Read his replies, he doesn't seem to be the brightest d**k of the town.

i agree its Photoshoped. what a r****d artical

Exactly, I said the same thing. It reads way too planned/scripted to be a spontaneous conversation. Plus, he makes the classic newbie fiction writer's mistake of explaining things in detail that should already be known/obvious to both characters, like when he goes into too much detail about the story with the four ferrets.

Yes, it is staged. But I think you're all missing the proof of why it's staged... anyone this concerned wouldn't be making long texts back and forth. They'd pick up the phone and call.

If he's receiving little images on his phone then photoshop edits are not going to be obvious, even assuming he has 20/20 vision

There are actually spelling errors in his texts. Guess you didn't notice.

I am sure he was kidding. I love my husband like crazy. And i tell him that i hate him more than i love him. It's kind of understanding between us😋😂

All of that language toward each other startled me. I would never use words like that with anyone I remotely liked.

If my fiance has done something to really p**s me off but is funny at the same time, I tell him I hate him. He knows I don't mean it because I'm always cracking a smile when it happens.

My daughter and I say this all the time. We both know we don't mean it.

"I hate you" is an incredibly common phrase used in today's language. Idk if you're older than 30 or 40 but anyone younger than that knows this

I think it's a boy...

yep.. the conversation is as real as the coyote.

He does actually mention the child a couple of times. Guess you didn't read the entire thing.