It should be: dog , pussy is the best I swear man that shit changes your mood
If you don’t put the comma after dog, then it looks like you’re talking about a dog’s pussy. By putting the comma, the reader knows the speaker is using the word dog as a nickname for a person, and is telling “dog” (a person) about how much they love eating pussy. The comma is necessary for clarification.
Let’s eat Grandma vs. Let’s eat , Grandma
Help robbers! vs Help , robbers!
etc.
But where would the comma go?
“dog pussy is the best, i swear man that shit changes your mood” /s
“/s” Coward ;p
“Dog, pussy is great.”
I’m not sure if you’re joking or not…
It should be: dog , pussy is the best I swear man that shit changes your mood
If you don’t put the comma after dog, then it looks like you’re talking about a dog’s pussy. By putting the comma, the reader knows the speaker is using the word dog as a nickname for a person, and is telling “dog” (a person) about how much they love eating pussy. The comma is necessary for clarification.
Let’s eat Grandma vs. Let’s eat , Grandma Help robbers! vs Help , robbers! etc.
Dog, pussy is the best; I swear man, that shit changes your mood.
You’ve added the cunnilingus. The original doesn’t define the manner of pussy interaction.
Shit you got me → Shit, you got me/jkYeah realize now I added the method of interaction
Just wanna say this looks like the title of a sick hyperpop track.
Just looks odd using the “dog” moniker like that, almost feels forced for the joke