On cats

2026-10-28

As I was petting a cat and very much enjoying its purring, we had a discussion about how cats are different than dogs. /??/???????????????????????????????????????????????

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Okay, she did it again, but now she let me have the keyboard again. I'm writing about cats, and she comes and writes. She is divine.

Let me just tell you the rest of the story. So we had a discussion, and apart from the usual stuff, one thing stuck with me: "Controlling people don't like cats. Not just don't like, perhaps, but hate." I immediately knew this to be true.

The more controlling a person is, the less she likes cats.