Cute kitten sparks heated argument between overreacting roommate, demanding the cat pawrent keep their fur baby locked in their room like a purrincess in a tower, and the comments concur with overreacting roommate

Well, well, have we got some salacious tea for you to sip on today. So gossip lovers gather round, for we have plucked some of the freshest feline tea for you to enjoy. This story is a classic, cat meets woman, woman has roommate, roommate initially agrees to allow cat into their shared home, roommate does not quite realize how much it would affect their lives to have an animal that is not theirs in their home. The woman handles the situation poorly after being offended by the roommate's reaction, and the whole thing starts to turn into a tornado of jibes and insults. Now we will add a caveat that we are talking about a cute kitten who knows no better, and a somewhat petulant pawrent who should have worked harder to train her cat and accommodate her roommate. But as you will find out in the comments section, some people have much harsher opinions than we do.

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It really makes you wonder when is the right time to bring a bundle of furry joy in to your life. Because the maternal needs of a feline pawrent are strong and somewhat irresistible, but should that come at the expense of those around you?
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Well now, this is a tough one to judge. On the one hand we must remember that we are talking about a cute kitten, and not a fully grown and house-trained cat. And if the situation were to include a hooman baby rather than a feline one, then there is a good chance that allowances would be made. However, if you are purrhaps not quite as cat inclined as many of us are then it is not too hard to see how this would be an upsetting event, especially if you had just returned home after being away for months and simply wanted some peace and quiet.
Suffice it to say that the commenters did not quite agree with this cat momma and boy oh boy did they let her have it. But if you are less inclined to enjoy ‘sipping the tea’ about petulant pawrents, then may we suggest checking out this sweet story where the comments section came to save this poor cat pawrent whose cousin tried to force her to change her fur baby’s name.
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Savage, to say the least. Sure they do make a lot of good points about making sure that you are not unleashing a feline menace upon a home that is not exclusively lived in by you. But at the same time, surely there should be some understanding for the cuteness and innocence of this situation.
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