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Now today's first story comes from scared of a snake which says,

my 24 female husband 26 male abruptly adopted a Burmese python. It terrifies me and I want to

rehome it. Maybe this would be more appropriate on arsslash snakes, but this problem is less about

the python itself and more about my relationship with my husband.

So personally, I don't think so.

Six months ago, our corn snake unexpectedly died.

My husband and I were both very upset.

It was a cute little guy and still very young.

My husband has owned several small reptiles during his lifetime and told me he was thinking of trying a milk snake this time

instead of a corn or a garter. Instead, two months after our corn died, he came home with a baby

Burmese python. Apparently, it's always been his dream to own a Burmese.

Not only am I pissed that he got something like that without consulting me. On the upside

where we live, they are legal, but I had several reservations that have only grown since we've owned

it. I have GAD, GAD, and that triggers my anxiety like no other. Just in case GAD or GAD stands for

generalized anxiety disorder. And Opie continues, when I was doing research about Burmese

pythons, I kept reading stories about them killing pets, children, and even their owners.

So now I'm freaked out and have barely slept for four months.

This is made worse by the fact that my husband has no experience with large snakes,

and the larger the python grows, the more it shows, and also by us having a cat.

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