Woman Says “Men Are “F**king Dogs,” Regrets It After Ex-Boyfriend’s Friend Reveals Her Biggest Secret

When something doesn’t go according to plan, accusing someone else is the easiest thing we can do. It doesn’t require reflection, self-improvement, and – most importantly – admitting you were wrong. Why go through all of that if you can simply blame others and let them take the heat? Well, mainly because it can seriously backfire and put you in an even worse position.

An unnamed woman made a Facebook post, saying “Men are f****** dogs.” At first, there were some who backed up her ballsy claim, but then someone joined the conversation and explained why she was no better. Scroll down to check out what happens when you become a hypocrite and call the firefighters because that burn was so strong, it’s still flaming.

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Woman Says "Men Are "F**king Dogs," Regrets It After Ex-Boyfriend's Friend Reveals Her Biggest Secret

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Woman Says "Men Are "F**king Dogs," Regrets It After Ex-Boyfriend's Friend Reveals Her Biggest Secret

Rokas is a writer at Bored Panda with a BA in Communication. After working for a sculptor, he fell in love with visual storytelling and enjoys covering everything from TV shows (any Sopranos fans out there?) to photography. Throughout his years in Bored Panda, over 300 million people have read the posts he's written, which is probably more than he could count to.

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stellermatt 6 years ago

i thought she meant literally, so that's a relief.

41points

TheTerrorHorde 6 years ago

punctuation matters! lol

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Janina Prado 6 years ago

Shades of the movie The Island Of Dr. Moreau.

3points

C.Marrero 6 years ago

That would be weired mistake

3points

TheTerrorHorde 6 years ago

OK. Punctuation and one less word :D ie "Men! F*cking Dogs!"

1point

William Teach 6 years ago

Some thoughts should simply stay in your head, rather than social media in an attempt to get likes.

37points

Rick Lye 6 years ago

Yeah, most of them actually. Unless they're positive, educational and/or uplifting.

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Hans 6 years ago

Ok, let's summarize: two strangers, not anonymized, put opinion pieces without any substance or relevance on Facebook. This is far from enough to make it a debate on sexism, this is merely random Internet noise and should be ignored.

18points