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This doesn’t surprise at all, Hal. Since my divorce (five years ago), I’ve noticed an increasing attachment towards pets in general, both cats and dogs (mostly women in their 40s, as this is the age group with which interact). I ask myself, “Are these pets a replacement for human companionship?” You can see the attraction can’t you, Hal? Pets don’t argue. They don’t criticize. They don’t care if you’ve got a few extra pounds, or if your hair is receding. They offer unconditional love in return for food and shelter. Tell me, who wouldn’t prefer that after a difficult marriage? At least the number of fortysomething women with dogs instead of men i’ve seen seems to bare this out. Is it really such a big step from there to peeping on these “replacements” while at work or otherwise out of the home? Is this any different from those parents who would peep in on their nannies, or babies, or both?

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