'They aren't my cats': Entitled roommate demands person clean up after their cat even though they're at home themselves, calling it "collective help" and being passive-aggressive when they refuse

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• The real victim in this story, truly, is the cat, and everyone should be aware of that. If its owner is at home and doesn't care enough to get up and go check on them and clean up their vomit… then we don't know if this person should be its owner at all. Major red flag. 

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• And no, it is not any roommate's job to clean up after your cat, even if they can do it. They don't owe you anything, but you do owe your cat to be decent enough to go and take cate care of it when it needs you. 

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