The loneliness of being shunned simply because I’m human makes people avoid me.

Pit was born with a cloudy, milky eye that had no sight. His mother, a stray dog, had abandoned him shortly after he was born, leaving him alone and vulnerable in the harsh world outside. Luckily, a kindhearted woman had found him and taken him in, but even with her care, Pit felt different. He was always the odd one out among the other dogs, the one with the unusual eye.

As Pit grew older, he couldn’t shake the feeling that something was wrong with him. He watched as other dogs chased after toys, played with their human companions, and received countless cuddles. But no matter how hard he tried, he always felt a little bit left out.

One day, Pit overheard a conversation between his human and a friend. The friend was commenting on Pit’s eye, saying that it was “strange” and “unattractive.” Pit’s heart sank. He had always known that his eye was different, but he had never realized that it made him less lovable.

From that day on, Pit became even more withdrawn. He spent most of his time alone, avoiding other dogs and humans. He believed that he was simply not good enough, that his eye made him unlovable.

But one day, everything changed. A young girl named Lily moved in next door. She was instantly drawn to Pit, his gentle nature and quiet demeanor. She didn’t care about his eye; she saw him for the loving, loyal dog that he was.

Lily spent hours playing with Pit, teaching him new tricks, and showering him with affection. As he spent more time with her, Pit began to realize that he was loved, despite his disability.

Pit’s story is a reminder that beauty is not just about physical appearance. It’s about kindness, loyalty, and love. And Pit, with his kind heart and unwavering spirit, was truly beautiful.