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"[Am I overreacting] for breaking up with my boyfriend after he said my cat isn’t welcome if we move in together?"
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09via Away_Second6774
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This is the right reaction to have. We understand that it hurts and that it's difficult. But it's entirely proper. This is a red line for you and for a lot of cat owners, if not all of them, and this man has been with you for over two years. If he had a problem, he should have said something about it after two weeks, if not two dates. It should not have gone on for two years if a core part of your life was a problem for him.
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11via hiranoazusa
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13via GenoFlower
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We honestly can't think of many things worst than doing this to your cat actually. This home and your love and care are all that this cat knows. Giving your cat to a cat-sitter for a long vacation is difficult enough for the cat. Rehoming the cat is so, so much worse. We are honestly mostly upset with this never having been discussed beforehand. And that is mostly on him, but on you as well. If you saw that he had problems with your cat, if you even so much as slightly suspected, you should have brought it up and made him talk about it as well - the sooner the better. And yet, better late than moving in with him and the cat and possibly risking the cat's well-being.
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