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I'm about two months old. On Sunday, I wandered into the house of a human who swore she didn't like cats. I fell in love with her sofa; it's so comfortable, and I sleep so well there, especially after living on the street. She felt sorry for me because I'm still a baby and let me sleep all afternoon. She gave me food and water, but I wasn't feeling very well. I wasn't in a good mood and had very little appetite. That night it rained, and she let me stay at her house. She was scared because I didn't want to eat. She made me drink water and very patiently insisted that I eat. I felt sorry for her; she's so pathetic, so I ate to get her to stop her drama. It feels good to live in a house where I'm petted, given food and water. I feel so much better. I like to play. My enemies are a small cardboard cone and a knitted scarf. I like to sunbathe; it's nice. I also like to sleep on my human's lap. She gets upset if I poop or pee on the floor, but I ignore her; I don't care what she says. She also gets upset if I want to scratch the furniture; she's so annoying and won't let me do anything. Little by little, I'll convince her that I'm the boss.

72 sats \ 2 replies \ @Kruw 3 Jul
She gets upset if I poop or pee on the floor, but I ignore her; I don't care what she says.

That sucks, every cat I've owned knew exactly where to go. That's what makes them so much easier than dogs: Cat software comes pre-installed.

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that’s adorable, you think you owned cats. they own you :P

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He's already learned to do it in one place, he's adapted well to the house and we to him.

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If there's purring, this is a done deal.😄

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I think I've seen a cute little kitten! 😻

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Cute kitty.

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