Woman adopts a kitten who helps her deal with mental health, but her jealous girlfriend refuses to acknowledge him: 'She still hasn't met him'

Tell us that, cat people - when you start dating someone, it's very impawrtant for you that they like your cat, right? And even if they're not cat people (yes, that happens sometimes) - it's still a make-or-break situation that they'll at least tolerate your cat, no? We know the answer every proclaimed cat person will give to these questions, and it's something along the lines of "No one has to like my cat, but you can never try and separate me from my fluffy friend". And you know what? That's absolutely in your right - no one should ever try to separate you from your cat.

But what if the situation is chronologically opposite? You first start dating someone, and then adopt a cat… and then, your partner starts getting jealous of your cat. It happened to one woman who adopted a sweet kitten, who's not only a pawdorable little thing, but the kitten also helps her deal with mental health issues. What a cutie patootie, right?

Well, her girlfriend sure doesn't think so. She started getting jealous of the kitten, supposedly being passive-aggressive towards her partner.

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That's the natural effect of having a floofy friend with you - they're so cute and cuddly that they can actually help people deal with the hardships of life. That's how meowgical cats are. It's beyond us to understand how other people, such as this young lady's girlfriend, don't understand this.
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Totally correct. No relationship, of any kind, should come between you and your cat.