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Moose the Legend's Legacy - Stevie Stevie the Great Dane
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In memory of Moose the Legend đŸ©·đŸ•Šïž
(8)

25/05/2026

Every night at approximately 5:47 the zoomie spirits collect their rent 😂

I still look for him. The hardest part is that he’s everywhere. He is my sofa cushions, the walls of this house, the gra...
21/05/2026

I still look for him.

The hardest part is that he’s everywhere.

He is my sofa cushions, the walls of this house, the grass outside, the silence at night, the routines I still haven’t learned how to break.

I know I said I’m back. And I am. I’m here. But I also need to be honest with you all
 I’m still carrying an unbelievable amount of pain.

Some days I feel okay for a little while. I can laugh, answer messages, post videos, function normally. And then there are other moments where the grief hits so hard it feels physical. Like my chest is caving in. Like the air gets heavy. Like I’m standing in the middle of my life, but emotionally I’m somewhere else entirely.

Losing your soul dog changes you in ways people don’t always understand unless they’ve lived it themselves. Moose wasn’t “just a dog“ to me. He was comfort, routine, safety, companionship, unconditional love, and honestly
 part of my identity. When you lose a bond that deep, the silence afterwards can feel unbearable.

I think one of the hardest parts of grief is that the world keeps moving while your heart is still trying to understand what happened. People see you smile once and think you’re okay again. But grief doesn’t work like that. It comes in waves. Sometimes quietly. Sometimes so loud it knocks the breath out of you.

But I also want to say this for anyone else going through it right now: please don’t think the pain means you’re failing. Loving deeply comes with grieving deeply. And somehow, even though it feels impossible at first, you do learn how to carry it. Not perfectly. Not quickly. But little by little.

If you’re struggling after losing your soul pet, I need you to know that you are not crazy for hurting this much. You are not weak. The grief is real because the love was real.

I don’t have all the answers yet. I’m still figuring it out myself. Some days I feel present, and some days I feel like I’m just existing and trying to make it through the next hour. But I’m trying. And if you are too, then I’m proud of you for that.

Thank you for staying here with me while I learn how to live around this kind of loss. I love you all.

21/05/2026

The face of a girl who hasn’t eaten in approximately 11 minutes 😇

Weekend forecast: 100% chance of dog lips all over me and zero human interaction. â˜șïžđŸŸïżŒ
01/05/2026

Weekend forecast: 100% chance of dog lips all over me and zero human interaction. â˜șïžđŸŸïżŒ

Morning therapy with Dr Stevie, Emotional Support Specialist. đŸŸWhy is being an empath so exhausting?When you stop holdin...
30/04/2026

Morning therapy with Dr Stevie, Emotional Support Specialist. đŸŸ

Why is being an empath so exhausting?

When you stop holding on to people for who they “could be”
and start seeing them for who they really are


That’s when it happens.

Not a fight.
Not some dramatic ending.
Just
 clarity.

For a long time, being an empath feels like a gift.
You understand people.
You give chances.
You see potential—even when it’s not being shown to you.

You tell yourself:
“They’re just going through something.”
“They’ll get there.”
“I know who they really are underneath all of this.”

But at some point
 something shifts.

You stop seeing potential.
And you start seeing patterns.

You notice:
– what keeps repeating
– what never actually changes
– how you feel after being around them

And once you see it clearly
 you can’t unsee it.

That’s the part people don’t talk about.

Because from the outside, it looks like you just
 disappeared.

You stopped calling.
You stopped explaining.
You stopped trying.

But it wasn’t anger.

It was awareness.

There’s a kind of insight—where once something becomes conscious, it loses its hold over you.

And when that happens


You don’t need closure.
You don’t need a final conversation.
You don’t need to prove anything.

You just quietly remove yourself.

Not because you don’t care

but because you finally see.

And once you truly see someone for who they are?

There’s nothing left to hold onto.

Dr. Stevie would like to add:

“Ah yes. We have reached the ‘I see exactly what this is’ phase.
We will now exit
 with dignity
 and snacks.”

Growth doesn’t always look like fixing things.
Sometimes it looks like no longer participating.

Anyway
 session complete.
Payments accepted in cheese.

BIG B***Y JUDY has entered the yard 😂
26/04/2026

BIG B***Y JUDY has entered the yard 😂

COMING SOON! đŸ‡ș🇾 Which one is your favorite?!
25/04/2026

COMING SOON! đŸ‡ș🇾 Which one is your favorite?!

She’s one step away from qualifying for the Kentucky Derby
22/04/2026

She’s one step away from qualifying for the Kentucky Derby

Mind your business. I grew this myself 😂
19/04/2026

Mind your business. I grew this myself 😂

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