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Input: I will admit this is a bit of a weird one.

A bit different, too.

So a couple weeks back, we had a hella lot of snow and cold from where I'm from, and my poor little blue beta fish was swimming on his side. A couple days into the snow and ice, he moved maybe once a day and wasn't eating. After the storm he began to recover, but within a week it went all downhill again. Now he's still swimming on his side, acting all sick and stuff, but he was bought by one of my friends I hardly get to see. She's my coworker (but I work on a farm so we don't work over the winter), and the fish sat on the table in break room over the whole summer. I love the poor little guy, but he's suffering. I feel terrible for not just putting him out of his misery. Poor Phil. I feel like the asshole here, since he's probably in pain. 

tl;dr I haven't flushed my half dead fish and feel like a terrible person for not putting him out of his misery. 

not flushing my half dead fish