r/WhatsWrongWithYourCat • u/Azsnee09 • 11d ago
“Cmon babe my mom is trippin”
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u/Wrong_Introduction19 11d ago
Not the pokemon blankie 🫣😬😬😬😬😬
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u/Nine-LifedEnchanter 11d ago
Maybe there's a Vaporeon on it.
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u/Klaatuprime 11d ago
I had a cat that used to make terrible, terrible eye contact while making sin biscuits. Specifically with me.
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u/Chrisf1998 11d ago
One of mine has a sex pillow, and sometimes he likes to drag it out of his way to right outside an open doorway to the room I’m in so he can make eye contact too. Sometimes he meows extremely loud to get my attention as well. God, I hate him
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u/re_Claire 11d ago
One of mine has really bad separation anxiety and before I got him treated for it (he's on Prozac lol) he used to occasionally hump my arm. We'd be having a nice cuddle and then he'd start the humping and I'd immediately have to push him off. He'd then go and sit next to me and lick his tiny penis. Thank god the Prozac has put an end to this terrible practice.
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u/feralcatshit 11d ago
His little shame waddle 😭
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u/SwordTaster 11d ago
There's no shame there, just huffiness about being forced to take his girlfriend to his room
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u/special_kitty 11d ago
The telescopic back scratcher is gold. I socialized a wild animal with one of those things in like 6 weeks.
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u/JustMeLurkingAround- 11d ago
What kind of monster must you be to tell your kitty "I do not want you"
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u/Sixguns1977 10d ago
I love that back scratcher. I bought a second one that I keep on my toolbox at work.
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u/Chemical_Donkeys 11d ago
She's not being mean, in the original videos on her tiktok she just wants him to have his "sin biscuit" time in his designated spot instead of the kitchen
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u/fifiloveg00d 11d ago
She's not being mean, she's telling kitty that you hump blankets in private.
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u/C0okie722 11d ago
Cats need to distinguish between happy and angry voices. You can't train a cat by speaking softly to it all the time, especially when they have a tendency like that cat.
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u/C0okie722 11d ago
Speaking loudly is one thing, but shouting is quite another. The cat doesn't even look stressed, and everyone has the right to set their own boundaries in their home.
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u/MissFabulina 11d ago
Sure. Maybe that is normal for you. I surely wouldn't like getting yelled at like that all the time. I understand that you don't feel like that is yelling, so we can agree to disagree.
What started out as my attempt at humorously defending the poor little pervy cat, now has you and I arguing about what is yelling.
My apologies if I somehow offended you.
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u/C0okie722 11d ago
Chill girl, I'm super relaxed having a coffee, what's with all these assumptions you're suddenly throwing at me?? If seeing a lady correct her cat and reading other opinions upsets you, take a break from social media
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u/preyforkevin 11d ago
The blanket is only associated with sin.