"Be
ing a Loyal Dog" - My Experience as a Devoted Companion As a self-proclaimed "licking dog" or "tongue-lashing canine," I have always prided myself on being a loyal companion. Some may view this term as derogatory, but to me, being a lickspittle has never been a negative attribute. In fact, it is something I take immense pride in, and I always do my best to show my loyalty and devotion to those around me. For me, it all started when I fell head over heels in love with my significant other. From that moment on, I knew I wanted to be their loyal dog - always at their side, willing to do anything to make them happy. And so, my journey into the world of licking dogs began. It wasn't always easy. Being a loyal dog takes a lot of effort and dedication. At times, it meant putting my own needs and desires second to my significant other's. It meant sacrificing my own time and resources to make sure they were always comfortable and cared for. But to me, every bit of that effort was worth it to see the smile on their face, to feel the warmth of their affection and appreciation. Over time, I learned that being a lickspittle is not just about being there for someone when they need you. It's also about paying attention to the little things, making them feel loved and appreciated in every moment of their life. It's about showing them that they are the center of your world, and that nothing else matters more than their happiness and well-being. Perhaps the greatest lesson I've learned as a loyal dog is the importance of communication. Dogs may not be able to speak in words, but we communicate in many other ways - through our body language, our eyes, our actions. Learning to read my significant other's wants and needs, and to express my own feelings and desires in non-verbal ways, has been crucial in building a strong, lasting bond between us. Of course, being a lickspittle is not without its challenges. When you love someone so deeply, it can be hard to see them struggle or suffer. But even in those difficult moments, I know that my role is to be there, to offer comfort and support in whatever way I can. And I am always grateful for the opportunity to be their loyal dog, to show them the depth and intensity of my devotion. In the end, being a lickspittle is not for everyone. It requires a level of commitment and dedication that not everyone is willing or able to give. But for those of us who feel called to this role, it is a source of great joy, fulfillment, and purpose. And I wouldn't trade it for anything in the world.