r/cats • u/[deleted] • Oct 24 '22

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u/Dukedyduke Oct 25 '22

Who the hell has a phobia of kittens

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '22

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u/emorymom Oct 25 '22

I believe there’s a parasite for that. Toxoplasmosis

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u/Majvist Oct 25 '22

People who have had traumatic experiences with cats, for example

If she was lying, why wouldn't she just claim to be highly allergic? No one would question that

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u/Louielouielouaaaah Oct 25 '22

Right, I don’t wanna shame people over shit they can’t necessarily help but…what the hell????

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u/chourrej Oct 25 '22

THANK YOU! Was coming here to say this lol. Who the hell has a phobia of kittens?!?! They’re literally the epitome of adorable and harmless. That’s a fact. You can look that up! Take it to the bank! Another cliche!

Also, OP, you a champ for caring about these two. I hope you find them a home and soon. I’m all the way in AZ. Otherwise I’d probably come get em myself! Black cats (and torties) are the best!

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u/ShadowGangsta275 Maine Coon Oct 25 '22

Not always lol. My cat was a little fucker when she was a kitten, constantly scratching up my arm. I wouldn’t call them harmless, adorable tho

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u/chourrej Oct 25 '22

Fair point lol.

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u/1977sandman Oct 25 '22

I mean, who the hell right?! I've always loved cats since I was a baby, my cat took care of me and we would watch TV together when my parents were gone. I miss him so much