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The Reddit user told Newsweek that the pin "really popped out" at him when he spotted it in the box of costume jewelry.

"If I wasn’t treated sooner, I could have suffered a heart attack and died that day," Sammy Ouatts told Newsweek.

Sarah Michel, 29, told Newsweek that she "was appalled" to see people urging her to get rid of the cat because of the accident.

The influencer took to TikTok to acknowledge that, if she could go back in time and undo it, she "would do it in a heartbeat."

Once Matador's owners knew he was alright, they couldn't resist sharing the footage of his "dramatic flop."

“I admire the drive and passion, and I also wonder about the trade-offs such as sleep, friendships, hobbies,” Sara Lindquist said.

TikTokers are obsessed with Hank's antics, as one commenter joked that he's "an interior designer who specializes in Feng Shui.”

Hutchison told Newsweek she knew her daughters "came into existence together for a reason" and couldn't possibly choose one over the other.

Jeriana Ricciardi said people were "shocked and disappointed" by the chaos that unfolded as soon as the Starbucks opened.

Templin doesn't want people to view Honeydew as a sob story, telling Newsweek that she's "strong, happy, determined and joyful."