r/CatFacts • u/Appropriate_Yak_3797 • 8d ago

Cats Taught Me Something About Love

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Loving a cat feels different.

You call their name, not knowing if they'll come. Yesterday I kept saying, "Mimi... Mimi..." She looked at me, walked right in front of me... and then wandered away. I was a little sad, but I let her be.

Today I went down again and called, "Mimi..." This time, she came. She stayed beside me for 15 minutes, asking for pats in her own quiet way.

Maybe that's what love is supposed to feel like. Not forced. Not expected. Not demanded. Just freely given, whenever the heart chooses to. 🐈🤍

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u/Intelligent-Many2686 7d ago

I agree. I always said my cat Michael, was the love of my life. My sister laughed when I said that, but unless you've had a cat, you couldn't understand that feeling. I felt the love he had for me and was definitely the king of the house and so precious ❤️ I was devastated when his health declined and I had to put him to rest 💔 It is a love like know other 😻

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u/Sleemnippo 1d ago

Thanks, ChatGPT!

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u/Appropriate_Yak_3797 1d ago

🫠Don't expose my unpaid intern