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Input: For the first time ever my family got a dog. I'm not a dog person and told them this beforehand because I figured it might make things difficult.
Ofcourse they can get one if they please so they did. Since day one everyone expected me to like it and get cuddly with it, which I don't want. It's a cute and sweet dog, I just don't like it.

Every once in a while I do walk or feed it when necessary but to be honest I don't think that's my responsibility. To be fair they never expect me to do those things either. 

The thing I don't like about dogs is that they need attention. They come up to you and give you love but when you don't give it back they get sad. I don't like that commitment and I feel like it was forced on me. Now that wouldn't be such a problem if I could just tell the dog to leave me alone when it comes to me but every time I do that they get mad and treat me like I'm an asshole. 

Because of that I try to explain (in all fairness maybe a bit too rude) why I don't like dogs. And every time that ends in a big arguement with me being the bad guy. 

AITA?

not liking the family dog and being open about it