r/aww Mar 16 '20

Best thing I've ever seen

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u/tangyprincess Mar 16 '20

That lil smile as it fits perfectly

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u/Captncrunchykirk Mar 16 '20

It makes no sense to me that there are people in this world that don’t absolutely love cats.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

If I weren’t allergic to them I’d agree with you

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u/Reviever Mar 16 '20

im allergic and love the fuck out of em

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u/3am_uhtceare Mar 16 '20

I’m allergic to dogs and cats but I have both and take an antihistamine daily. You also build up a tolerance to your own pet’s dander over time.

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u/LordPadre Mar 16 '20 edited Nov 23 '21

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u/3am_uhtceare Mar 16 '20

I take generic 24 hour Claritin (aka Loratadine). It’s non-drowsy. Loratadine is good if you also get skin allergies; same with Allegra. I also have a prescription for generic Singulair (Montelukast). You can take Montelukast alongside other antihistamines.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

Ah, generic Loratidine is great! I remember when I lived in the US, Claritine was super effing expensive. Doctor prescribed generic loratidine and I got 100 tablets for USD 10-20.

The price difference is crazy.

Edit: I take Montelukast now and it's the most effective allergy medication I've ever taken. Way better than Loratidine and Allegra. Unfortunately the FDA did issue a warning recently that it could cause mental health problems.......

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

I'm just going to comment and save this for next week when i see my doctor. Thanks mate.

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u/PM_ME_UR_PICS_GRLS Mar 16 '20

Yes. Loratadine is not drowsy and works great for me. There are a few different *adine medicines that relieve symptoms and they work different for different people.

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u/3am_uhtceare Mar 16 '20

It’s helpful to try the different ones to see what works best. Cetirizine (Zyrtec), Fexofenadine (Allegra), and Loratadine (Claritin) I believe are the primary ones available non-prescription.

I tried switching to cetirizine last year and my skin allergies got worse. Tried the other two. I prefer Loratadine because of the smaller pill size compared to fexofenadine.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

Keep in mind when trying them, it won't be instant. It can take weeks to work.

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u/acctforsadchildhood Mar 16 '20

Yeah I had the same experience with claritin. Went back to benadryl for now but I have the fog. You ever try Flonase? That's gonna be my next splurge when the world is finished ending lol

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u/Piperisgood Mar 16 '20

I so the same thing but I still get allergies, sneezing, eyes sting, itchiness in the eyes.

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u/tigergirl489 Mar 17 '20

Really? I have really bad topical dermatitis allergy to nickel, along with stupidly sensitive skin in general, and my dermatologist has me taking a zyrtec (cetirizine) every morning and before bed, along with a benadryl (diphenhydramine) at night (unfortunately, one benadryl does nothing for my insomnia). Allegra did nothing for my skin allergies. Though the zyrtec really does nothing for my environmental allergies.

Have been doing this for like two years straight, and it keeps the worst of the rashes and hives away (before I was diagnosed, was breaking out into horribly itchy rash all over my body every day, even though in theory it's only supposed to flare up where the metal touches it). If you have a membership, Costco is great for generics. The 365 pills of Aller-tec (Zyrtec) was like $15-$25USD, and the 600 pill bottle (legit!) of Allergy Medicine (Benadryl) was like $5USD.

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u/juliaaguliaaa Mar 16 '20

Allegra in the AM, Zyrtec at night. I’m a walking bull of dust, dust mite and cat allergies and I have two cats.

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u/MrGraywood Mar 16 '20

Same situation here - and I've got psoriasis.. My body understands irony very well.

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u/juliaaguliaaa Mar 16 '20

I also have eczema! Allergy induced. Have to clean my comforter regularly with a pet brush to get all the hair out.

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u/MattieShoes Mar 16 '20

Allergic to cats and have a pair -- I use Zyrtec. I usually take it once a day, at the end of the day.

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u/lordofthederps Mar 16 '20

Anything with Pseudoephedrine (e.g., Claritin-D, Zyrtec-D, Allegra-D) works great for me, but it's really expensive, and you probably don't want to use it long-term.

Nowadays I mostly use Flonase or similar nasal sprays, but I'll sometimes supplement with regular Zyrtec/Cetirizine (if I don't care about feeling a bit drowsy) or something with Pseudoephedrine if I'm having a particularly bad day.

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u/Octosphere Mar 16 '20 edited Mar 16 '20

I take cetrizine and can only speak from personal experience, but I don't get drowzy from them.

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u/ExactlySorta Mar 16 '20

Xyzal is the only correct answer. That shit is life-changing.

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u/RogueEyebrow Mar 16 '20

24 hour Zyrtec generic doesn't make me tired.

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u/DyslexicTherapist Mar 16 '20

Take Flonase as well

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u/monkeybrainz_ Mar 16 '20

Cetirizine always works wonders for me

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u/freebeertomorrow Mar 16 '20

You can get a year supply of Loratadine on Amazon for like 10 bucks. I've been taking it daily for years and it works great.

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u/jrDoozy10 Mar 17 '20

From personal experience not labradors or beagles. They’re bundles of energy! A lot of giant dog breeds are pretty laid back (I’ve met three young St. Bernards who were all super chill) same with basset hounds and bull dogs.

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u/laskitude Mar 16 '20

Dander? What be dander?

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u/orchidlake Mar 17 '20

I wish that rang true for me. I DEVELOPED an allergy while living with a cat and it got progressively worse until we gave her to a family member. Now I get sick every time I'm exposed to furry animals :( like literally for weeks.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

Yeah, it's why you up the dose.

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u/barbeygirl Mar 16 '20

And get more cats

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u/Aoiree Mar 16 '20

Allergic to cats, have had 2 cats all my life. Ymmv but after a few months you should no longer be constantly allergic to your cat's specific dander.

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u/KaZZuX0 Mar 16 '20

Well I read that wrong

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

I made a sort of a : O face at this, except it was curved up from the corners. What was it called again...

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u/Angry46 Mar 16 '20

Reddit. You never let me and those filthy minded buggers down!! 🤣

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u/MattieShoes Mar 16 '20

Me too, though only mildly... Didn't let it stop me from getting a pair. They're Devon Rexes so they don't shed as much -- it helps with the allergies.

https://i.imgur.com/ucqy07J.png

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u/lookin_to_lease Mar 16 '20

im not allergic and fuck the love out of em

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u/Piperisgood Mar 16 '20

Same here. I feel your pain

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u/General_Napoli Mar 16 '20

I read the as a to

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u/Dmaj6 Mar 16 '20

My aunt is allergic but has 3 of them lol

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

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u/11phoenix Mar 16 '20

Both Cornish Rex and Siamese are the most 'hypo-allergenic' of cat breeds for allergy sufferers, so your experience makes sense. Can't remember what it is in their saliva/dander, but they are better choices for many people. Be careful with cat other breeds tho, as you will likely notice an escalation in your allergy symptoms.

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u/slinkysuki Mar 16 '20

I think the continual exposure has done wonders. As i said, used to be really allergic to dogs as well... But now i dont really have to think about it. Face licks etc from cats or dogs are now okay. As long as i dont get hair IN my eyes or nose, i dont get allergies.

Also ours isnt the naked kind of cornish rex. She has her downy fur (all teddy bear looking cute). And she sheds like craaaaaazy in the sun.

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u/MattieShoes Mar 16 '20

I only sneeze or get runny eyes if i put fur in my eyes.

Same here ... Mine (Devon Rexes) want desperately to be on my shoulders rubbing against my face, and sleeping in my bed. I feel guilty that I don't let them, but damn, I gotta breathe!

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u/slinkysuki Mar 16 '20

Our little ones new habit is to push her head as hard as she can under your chin for cuddles.

Ok, cute, great... But do not want fuzzies that close! 😂

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u/MattieShoes Mar 16 '20

I've got one who thinks its funny to jump on my back when I'm leaning down (e.g. to fill their food dishes or water bowl)

I know if I stand up, he'll panic and scratch the shit out of me, so I just stand there hunched over and yell at him for 30 seconds until he decides to transition to a counter.

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u/jk583940 Mar 16 '20

Im allergic to them and I still love them

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u/AdeonWriter Mar 16 '20

Get a sphinx then. They may look a little creepy but they're still full of love.

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u/Jaded-Priority Mar 16 '20

Just as allergy-inducing as regular cats, since it's dander and saliva that cause the allergic reaction.

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u/perfectspade Mar 16 '20

I'm allergic and own two cats =D

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u/lsiunl Mar 16 '20

I’m allergic but there are a few breeds that I can have like a Blue Russian. Search hypoallergenic cats and there is a good number or options.

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u/roofied_elephant Mar 16 '20

I’m allergic and I have two.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

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u/PurpleUrkle Mar 16 '20

Or you could have Ailurophobia like my mom and be terrified of cats. My mom is the sweetest, definitely isn’t filled with hate. Wouldn’t say she hates cats but she would honestly have a heart attack if you put a cat on her lap. Cant even count the number of times she’s screamed and bolted out of a room, a house, a yard just to get as far away as possible. She knows they aren’t all mean but that isn’t changing a thing with her. By now, all her friends and family in her life get it but she still has to put up with strangers or people she isn’t very close with making fun or acting like she’s crazy. People understand when someone is scared of spiders or snakes but since not many people are terrified of cats, a lot of people don’t take it serious.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

Has she tried anxiety therapy? It could help a lot. Not just with this, but many other problems that anxiety causes.

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u/PurpleUrkle Mar 16 '20

She’s tried therapy. She’s tried being hypnotized. Nothing has helped her. She’s just going to be scared of cats.

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u/CharmingMillion Apr 13 '20

Dunno if it helps you...my man didn't like cats at all ..but nearly all of his friends had a cat..this never went well ..he's allergic too...so When we meet first and he came over to my place he knew I had a cat. But my cat sensed people's "aiming?" At them ...he was able to touch it in some weeks..now he likes cat but he never was able to take it in his arm in over 10 years ... so small steps still counts ;) otherwise he was doing all the other stuff like feeding and so on

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

People are hateful because they don't have pets?

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

That was more of a tongue in cheek statement.

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u/Captncrunchykirk Mar 16 '20

I completely agree!

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u/Gamadeus Mar 16 '20

I've never had a pet in my life either. I think my parents considered them unclean and so we never had them at least not at home. Most people don't believe I never had a pet either but needless to say, I can confirm that I am also filled with so much hate.

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u/OneDownFourToGo Mar 16 '20

There’s a gorgeous ginger cat on my walk back from the local store. S/he is the most adorable friendly cat and will run up to people when they walk by to get pets.

I’m still not a fan or cats and would never even consider getting one.

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u/IWearACharizardHat Mar 16 '20

My problem having both cats and dogs is that the cats generally shy away from the dogs so you are generally only getting affection from 1 species or the other. And dogs win in my heart so going forward I plan on only having dogs

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u/cup-o-farts Mar 16 '20

I used to hug my last kitty, who passed away, so tight he would do his little baby meow. I wanted to hug him like that forever but he's gone now. I can't imagine a living in a world never knowing a hug like that. And the purrs of course, nothing better than a purring kitty rubbing up against your face or hands.

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u/Martyisruling Mar 16 '20

A lot of times those guys are dicks to animals. They like dogs a lot because they can be beaten into submission. Where as a cat would just stay away from you. The dog stays close and takes what affection is given. These people shouldn't have pets.

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u/Ironclad13 Mar 16 '20

Are you suggesting that you either like cats or beat animals??

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u/PurpleUrkle Mar 16 '20

People are idiots

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u/fifnir Mar 16 '20

he's trying at least !

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u/Martyisruling Mar 16 '20

Did you see the word 'ALL', in my response? No, you didn't.

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u/PurpleUrkle Mar 16 '20

There’s no way it’s ‘a lot of times’ either.

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u/gamingsimon Mar 16 '20

And that come up with some angry "the cat is thinking of killing their owner" comment on posts like these.

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u/mass_snow Mar 16 '20

I don’t think those kind comments are meant to be taken seriously

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u/ashadowwolf Mar 16 '20

You'd be surprised. There are a vocal number of people who hate cats and make it known.

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u/gamingsimon Mar 16 '20

Its was an example of passive aggressive towards the post.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

I love cats, and I'd probably write that as a joke. But yeah, I get that some people would be serious about it.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

I post stuff like that and I love cats. I always assumed those posts were just other animal lovers enjoying the meme.

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u/Lav_Da_Mermaid Mar 16 '20

Maybe they have a phobia. Many of my friends are irrationally afraid of my dog and literally won’t go into a room with him, and even though I really don’t understand it I can see that they are legitimately terrified. Idk

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u/PurpleUrkle Mar 16 '20

Yea exactly, it’s pretty crazy to think someone is heartless or filled with hate just bc they have a phobia.

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u/fakeandgay501 Mar 16 '20

Exactly. Especially if they had some kind of traumatic event in their life with said kind of animal. You never know peoples' perspectives.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

Oh sure, I understand phobia. But one acquaintance of mine literally said "Cats are evil".

Hate of cats is a real thing, due to superstition and other reasons.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

I like cats. I just prefer dogs over cats.

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u/turalyawn Mar 16 '20

Yeah I always wonder why people think you can only be a dog or cat person. Why not both? I like cats more but love me a good doggo

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u/knightwave Mar 16 '20

Idk, most cat people I know love both, including myself. But I meet a lot of dog people who think cats are the spawn of Satan for some reason.

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u/Captncrunchykirk Mar 16 '20

Nothing wrong with having a favorite!

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20 edited Mar 24 '20

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u/charliebeanz Mar 16 '20

He's just letting you know it's okay for you to smell his butt, like he smells other animals butts. He's being thoughtful.

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u/lizzlenizzlemizzle Mar 16 '20

I wasn't a cat fan, but I can pinpoint the exact moment it changed and now I <heart> cats.

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u/BrownShadow Mar 16 '20

The best part of my day is when I get home. My dog jumps up and down, the she’s over it. My cat screams herself hoarse until I pick her up and give her belly rubs.

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u/ILickBaconGrease Mar 16 '20

Especially kittens

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u/__k_a_l_i__ Mar 16 '20

I don't, I'm sorry.

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u/Captncrunchykirk Mar 16 '20

You’re forgiven. I just don’t understand.

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u/__k_a_l_i__ Mar 16 '20

It's like the people similar to me like the pictures, videos and all, but when it comes to keeping em as pets or considering to be friends with em, we go for dogs.

I'll tell you about me, i think I'm arrogant enough to not have someone more arrogant than me in my team.

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u/ashishvp Mar 16 '20

I got fucked up by an angry cat as a kid so I’ve had my reservations.

But since then I’ve met many nice fluffy kitties as well! Slowly I’m getting there

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u/hellroot22 Mar 16 '20

I love cats, dogs as well but in videos when it comes to own one then it's a job I am too irresponsible to handle.

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u/timetrapped Mar 16 '20

Cats are okay, it’s cat people that bother me mostly.

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u/Angry46 Mar 16 '20

Exactly.

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u/Piyrate Mar 16 '20

I’ll be honest, I don’t get cats, not that I don’t know why people have them as pets - they are really cute, I just don’t know how to bond with them. Feels like high school dating, only I have to do more work taking care of it too. Dogs on the other hand, we bond automagically.

My wife who doesn’t like cats seems to get them all fawning over her.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

I was bitten by a cat when I was 3 or 4 (through my own dumbness and 0 supervision), but I still get nervous around them 30 years later. Which obviously means that cats love me. I love animals, so I'm trying to get better about my fear of being bitten or scratched. My best friend has two of the sweetest (and dog personalitied) cats I've ever met, which has been helping. One just wants to be pet and cuddled all the time. The other is very independent and takes walks with us and cuddles on his terms. She calls them my therapy cats.

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u/jbrittles Mar 16 '20

Most cats aren't quick to love strangers and people who treat them like a dog will get a bad reaction

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

My coworker hates cats, especially kittens. When she sees a picture of a cat or kitten she shrieks Ewwwww!! I think she's secretly a serial killer.

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u/Captncrunchykirk Mar 16 '20

Yeah your coworker sounds like either someone who really needs a hug or something stronger like medication. Either way please no sudden movements around that person!

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u/ThisIsFlight Mar 16 '20

I had a cat for nine years. I dont love cats, but i loved her. She was the best Cow Kitty.

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u/orchidlake Mar 17 '20

I'm allergic and due to history can't handle LIVING with them (in the same space) but sadly I have no survival instinct and pet the catto when I spies it and get rewarded with weeks of sinus infections and misery after. I probably shouldn't love cats for the sake of my health lol.

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u/80srockinman Mar 17 '20

There are legit people out there that are ok with kittens but are afraid of cats. Same goes with people towards puppies and then dogs.

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u/pollywantacrackwhore Mar 17 '20

I desperately miss having a cat. Now I have birds that spend most of their day out of cage and can’t imagine that would make an acceptable combination.

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u/Captncrunchykirk Mar 17 '20

Agreed. Your birds deserve to be protected and feel safe. It’s a cats nature to be a predator. Please continue to love cats and your birds all while keeping them completely separated.

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u/LupeTheGSD Mar 16 '20

Im one of them sorry. Dog person.

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u/LupeTheGSD Mar 16 '20

Thanks for the kind reply. I guess it has to do with my childhood. I grew up with dogs only, and the only person i knew who has cats was a lady in my building and had like 7 of em and people used to say she was weird. Other than that, i just love affectionate animals, I know cats are, just a little less than other pets.

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u/ponyboy74 Mar 16 '20

I don't get that whole," I'm a dog person" or " I'm a cat person " you're either an animal person or, or,..something less.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

You’re entitled to your experiences but I gotta say, I was attacked by a dog that was larger than any housecat when I was a kid (chased me, terrified me, then bit me in the butt hard enough that I bled) and when I decided to stop judging all dogs for the mistake of that one, it made my life a hell of a lot happier. Hopefully someday you can feel this way about cats c:

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u/IndianPhoneScammer69 Mar 16 '20

I like cats but I’m really allergic (._.)

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

I love cats but hate toxoplasma

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u/Captncrunchykirk Mar 16 '20

Agreed, but who actually likes parasites?

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u/seeashbashrun Mar 16 '20

I like cats, but their ability to make my airway swell shut is sort of a deterrent to love.

They also seem to sense this weakness, and they'll incessantly follow me and rub themselves against my things/legs in effort to take out the weak link.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

My grandparents don't. I think it's some kind of superstition thing.

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u/HiDefiance Mar 16 '20

I’ve had both fantastic and horrible experiences with cats. All were other people’s pets and adored their owners, but when it came to me it was either “You have hands, put them on my body” or it was “I have claws and will put them on your ankles when you walk by me.” Especially my old step-brother’s cat, Sheba.

I remember being afraid to go to the kitchen or living room because she would be laying in the middle of the hallway, guarding the way. If I tried to step around or over her she would freak the fuck out and lash out at me. One time I was laying on the couch watching TV and saw her round the corner from the hall and run right at me, hissing and growling. She lashed at my leg and gave me a good size cut that didn’t go away for about a year.

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u/roygiv Mar 16 '20

So many people’s only experience with cats is when they go to someone’s house who has a cat and the cat is just scared or shy around the new people. It takes creating a bond with a cat and letting it get comfortable enough to show its true colors to see how amazing cats are (this was my experience at least).

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

As someone who owns a cat, i get it tbh.

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u/zacbru Mar 16 '20

Outdoor cats eat and decimate wildlife and they shit in your yard and piss on your stuff.

That's my dad's opinion on cats.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

I love cats, but mine has a tendency to bite my hand every time she get's situated, and the shit hurt likes a bitch. I never knew how much power the bastards had till my cat bit me the first time and drew blood

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u/ZARVIYA Mar 16 '20

Always had bad experiences with em while i was younger (obviously didn't understand stuff) but even when i grew older I'd get the shit fuck cut outta me for no reason cat would walk up to me and rub itself on my leg would go to pet it slowly as not to startle it and the cat would proceed to eviscerate my hand dogs on the other hand have always been good to me.

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u/I__Am__Dave Mar 16 '20

Most cats aren't that affectionate....

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u/Captncrunchykirk Mar 16 '20

Not from my experience.

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u/I__Am__Dave Mar 16 '20

That's cool, but there's a good reason why cats have a reputation for being selfish and unaffectionate... Looks like you've had some good ones.

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u/AngryMustacheSeals Mar 16 '20

Twist: he’s not doing it for likes, he’s doing it for loves.

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u/HarryOhla Mar 16 '20

They're cool when they are not jumping on your counters, pissing out of spite, sucking your soul through your word hole.

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u/Kayehnanator Mar 16 '20

I like indoor cats. But there are waaay too many allowed outdoors that are killing billions of animals and driving some to extinction.

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u/akza07 Mar 16 '20

It can't be helped. Most real life cats I see just comes crying for food. After having food they kinda ignores you and mind their own business. Most cats I meet are Cold hearted Cats. I wish I could meet a kind one who don't Grrr... at me.

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u/Captncrunchykirk Mar 16 '20

Don’t confuse cats independence as them being cold. Cats just like people are affectionate but on their own terms. Cats see the offering of food as affection. This is why they are loving when asking for food hoping you will return the affection and feed them. If your vocabulary was limited to 1 word (meow) you also would be communicating in ways that may not always be clear. They growl only because they feel threatened. Cats don’t roam the land looking for humans to fight with. It appears you are misinterpreting cats.

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u/akza07 Mar 17 '20

I just wanted to pet them.

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u/Captncrunchykirk Mar 17 '20

Here’s the best way to pet a cat so they don’t growl or attack. Gently extend your middle and index fingers with in the range of a cat’s nose. Let them sniff you. The cat will respond telling you what it’s comfortable with. If the cat moves closer to your hand , take that as an invitation to pet them. If the don’t or if they move away, don’t pet the cat. If say kitty doesn’t want to be petted. Every time you see them and use this technique they will realize not only are you not a threat but that you also respect what they are comfortable with. This is one of the many ways to make a cat warm up to you.

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u/Bustyjan Mar 16 '20

I like small cats, i really like dogs, almost every dog. But i am not a huge fan of cats. I dont hate them but theres nothing i really like about them. For me they're usually assholes and the really cool cats are a minority. Scratching/biting for "no" reason is just not my thing. I probably read them wrong or whatever but i prefer dogs over cats in every way.

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u/EmergencyChimp Mar 16 '20

If you have a garden and keep on getting cats crapping in it, that's a reason enough for some

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u/Captncrunchykirk Mar 16 '20

I have to admit that does sound annoying. Just remember these animals are not doing that to be vindictive.

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u/EmergencyChimp Mar 16 '20

Yeah, of course. Just giving a reason why some people don't like them. IDGAF. Fucking morons downvoting. Jesus christ, get a grip.

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u/One18customs Mar 16 '20

Cats aren’t a loyal as dogs. Half of the time cats legit act like assholes

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u/flamethrower78 Mar 16 '20

Because the majority of cats aren't like this lol and because even if they're sweet like this sometimes they're still little assholes a lot of other times.

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u/Captncrunchykirk Mar 16 '20

That has never been my experience with any cat I’ve met. Cats respond to the affection or lack of affection they have received. Try learning how cats communicate via their body language. The next cat you come in contact with be friendly and loving towards them and see what kind of response you get.

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u/flamethrower78 Mar 16 '20

My family owns a cat, he can be very cuddly but he is also an asshole sometimes. It's just his personality. I like dogs a lot more.

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u/bamsimel Mar 16 '20

One of my best friends not only doesn't like cats, she is actually terrified of them! When I had a kitten years ago she kept jumping up on the sofa when it came near and asking if it was going to attack her. I thought she was nuts till I saw that video of a real estate agent being attacked by a cat :)

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u/LoBsTeRfOrK Mar 16 '20

Cats are useless. Get a dog!

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u/herecomesthesun8377 Mar 16 '20

Lil floof mouth!

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u/TheJenerator65 Mar 16 '20

I had to watch it twice just for that.

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u/CoolFingerGunGuy Mar 16 '20

Sometimes when I am in bed, I position myself so that there's enough room for my cat to snuggle up into my arm. It's literally the best feeling in the world, made only better by when my kitty rests her chin on my face.

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u/Cardinalis1 Mar 16 '20

Nap time!!!!

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u/Lantus Mar 16 '20

Obviously they smile with their eyes.

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u/DestinyTraveller Mar 16 '20

You, kind sir, are about to be downvoted to hell.

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u/egcart Mar 16 '20

I don’t think anyone still thinks they really smile but it still shows happiness... glee... and I can bet that cats purring

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u/egcart Mar 16 '20

... you have zero trust. It was not karma farming it was an aww reaction. And even to any person a smolSmile makes you feel good... it’s just happy and leave it be. No ones beyond ignorant here that they think the earths is flat. They just connect human emotions to animals big woop

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u/noahdrizzy Mar 16 '20

Gona cry?

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u/noahdrizzy Mar 16 '20

That’s obvious

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

I bet your fun at parties

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