Anonymous #1 15h

Cats give people parasites that make them more lenient on that kinda thing I think

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Anonymous #1 15h

ok i was WONDERING. if its enough to make their prey like the scent of them, what would that do to a human?

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Anonymous #2 15h

i have met so so so many, and its funny bc it doesnt seem to matter about age, gender, political party, etc. we are talking unflushed toilets, dead birds in sinks, loaded cat litter, and anime con levels of BO on days theyre expecting guests over. and if your cousin loves cats, thats fine. i mean the ones who are OBSESSED with their cats, think cat piss "doesnt have a smell", and think cats are superior to any other pet/lowk dislike or even hate other animals

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Anonymous OP 15h

and secondly, IM an introvert and try to keep a very clean house/shower everyday. im at home a lot so the importance of a clean space is even more vital to me

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Anonymous OP 15h

I think its a think about nasty people tend to like cats rather than cat people tend to be nasty

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Anonymous #2 13h

yeahhh i might have to agree with you there

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Anonymous #4 13h

then this post is not about you

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Anonymous #1 10h

That is not how toxoplasmosis works 😭😂

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Anonymous #5 9h

again, this post is not about cat lovers, its about a coworker i had who would come into work unshowered, smelling like cat piss and covered in hair, who served people food like that. one whos cat would pee on everything if the pillows were moved (and who admitted she was hoping the cat would just die soon? like wtf). a republican who "let them hunt for half their meals" and liked how self-sufficient her cats were, so got rid of the litterbox and ended up with piss and shit on everything

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Anonymous OP 9h

this is animal abuse pure and simple, and i have plenty of other stories. ive never met any dog owners like this, but im sure they exist. the problem is, i dont think cats are as "easy" as theyre made out to be. i think people are more likely to get them on impulse without realizing what a 20 year commitment like that really means, and the animals suffer for it. like get a houseplant if you want something in your house that has next to no needs or requirements

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Anonymous OP 8h

i dont think that everyone who gets a cat is like this. ive said this several times. but theyre treated like a good pet for lazy people, and i think lazy people (who were probably unhygienic in the first place) are the worst people to have these animals

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Anonymous #5 8h

if you mean how it works in mice, yes it does: https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.0608310104 im not saying it has the same effect on humans, the infection reacts differently to different species (being fatal to monk seals for example) but ive wondered if those infected dont "notice" the ammonia smell in cat piss. its pretty damn strong to some and goes unnoticed by others

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Anonymous OP 3h

oh and to avoid confusion: these were THREE separate cat owners btw

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