Owning a cat is kinda the same as owning a dog. When you see your pet coming towards you and greet you whenever you come home, it feels like your tiredness and stress just melts away. And the way that they respond to you whenever you talk to them just warms you up. I had my cat, Mimi, when I was 13. She was still small and weak and almost got killed by our dog. So I decided to take care of her and now she has been my pet for seven years, along with her little ones.
So as a cat owner, I experience things with my cats that doesn't just involve claws and bites, but also purrs and rubs. Here are the five things that you can relate if you are a cat owner.
1. Taking their pictures. Of course, if you own a cat you can't help but adore their cuteness and take a lot of pictures. You picture them when they are sleeping, when they are sitting, when they are lying down, and when they tuck in their limbs underneath them.
2. You bother them with your affection. Sometimes when you get bored, and you spot your cat, you can't help but bother them with your love and affection. Sometimes they want to leave because you know, you're bothering them but you keep dragging them back to you to love them more.
3. The random scratches you get from them. If your cats sleep next to you at your bed, you will see a random scratch on your skin when you wake up that you suspect that your cat did it. You probably got your scratches from playing with them or trying to get away from your hands, but it's fine for you anyway.
4. You like to carry them around. Well, we like to carry our pets and raise them up in the air like that one scene from The Lion King. And not only that, you carry them like a baby. Sometimes they will resist, sometimes they will let you, but it feels good to feel their smooth fur on your arms.
5. You love petting them because you love hearing them purr. If the cat is quite malambing, they will purr nonstop once you pet them all over their favorite spots. They will purr so much, it's like a motor and you love hearing it because it means they love what you are doing. In return they will rub themselves against you while purring, and maybe even give you love bites.
If you have a cat and can relate to any of the above, then you love your cats. No matter how much mess they made, or how much destruction they have caused, you love them too much to be mad at them.
I hope you enjoyed reading, and I'll write again soon. :)
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