Anonymous #1 10w

exhibit a

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Anonymous OP 10w

Everything else is very crazy but that one is very common

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Anonymous #1 10w

Also have u ever owned a cat? They stop for no one

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Anonymous #1 10w

still exhibit a

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Anonymous OP 10w

Well have u

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Anonymous #1 10w

u already proved my point

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Anonymous #1 10w

Even indoor animals shouldn’t really be on counters. Especially an animal that will shed hair. Ppl can be allergic to pets and hair gets in random spaces

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Anonymous #4 10w

ik the context. and idc i still think it’s weird to know yall are cousins and proceed with a relationship. idc about percentages it’s weird

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Anonymous OP 10w

they’re third cousins who have never met and their families don’t know each other. elvis and i share greatx3 grandparents but yk im not seeing any of that money or benefit 😭

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Anonymous #4 10w

the key word in ur statement there is cousins

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Anonymous OP 10w

girl just say you don’t understand genealogy 😭

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Anonymous #4 10w

defending being in a relationship with ur cousin knowing ur cousins is diabolical. exhibit b

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Anonymous OP 10w

cousins and third cousins are not the same quick acting like they are 😭 you are not getting the gotcha you think you are

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Anonymous #4 10w

bringing out the family tree to prove its not weird oh

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Anonymous OP 10w

girl i’m done, go read a book or something 🙄

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Anonymous #4 10w

i do read books and i still think it’s weird😣

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Anonymous #3 10w

only the odd one out in this community specifically 😭 that was the gag

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Anonymous #5 10w

The pets not even allowed in the KITCHEN.

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Anonymous #5 10w

no because even with my cats if i catch them on the counter it’s immediately washed. and i always wipe it down before i cook anyways, are we just… not doing that?

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Anonymous #5 10w

that is precisely why u don’t eat at everyone’s house lmfao

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Anonymous #6 10w

🎻

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Anonymous #4 10w

No we not doing that because we train them to not come in the kitchen girl…

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Anonymous #5 10w

training a cat is nearly impossible if you didn’t get them as a kitten, that’s why i always wipe it down

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Anonymous #4 10w

Right y’all are acting like I’m letting my cat’s ass sit on my raw chicken

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Anonymous #1 10w

no why am i getting downvoted bc i said i wipe my counters this is insane ✋😭

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Anonymous OP 10w

“tricks and commands”

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Anonymous OP 10w

Once again have you ever owned a cat

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Anonymous #4 10w

if u can train them to go to a mat u can train them to get out the kitchen

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Anonymous #1 10w

once again cats are trainable lmfao

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Anonymous OP 10w

none of those are training a behavior out of a cat babe. and i do not have the time or patience to line it with aluminum foil (which doesn’t always work either)

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Anonymous OP 10w

You can’t train most cats to do shit lmao why are you listening to google AI

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Anonymous #1 10w

I fear having a cat on the counter is a non-issue. People don’t wipe their own ass half the time

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Anonymous #1 10w

all i did was call yall a funny bunch and yall didn’t like that lmfao. u can train animals yall specifically just dont wanna it seems

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Anonymous #2 10w

If someone is allergic to pets perhaps they shouldn’t come in my home as the cat lives there full time…

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Anonymous #1 10w

which also coincidentally falls under “why aren’t yall bathing with soap?”

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Anonymous OP 10w

I’ve owned dogs and cats. Dogs are very trainable, especially with keeping them off couches and stuff. Cats are not

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Anonymous OP 10w

this might be the only one i 100% no exception agree with you with

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Anonymous OP 10w

Which is a bigger issue I agree with youuu 😭

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Anonymous #1 10w

Wow that was nasty…

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Anonymous #1 10w

ur cat doesn’t speak for all cats. but i dont feel like arguing with unhygienic ppl anymore go be great with ur lavender

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Anonymous OP 10w

If I wipe down where I cook and my cat never leaves my clean apartment how is it dirty 🤨

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Anonymous #1 10w

Like ur fr telling me if you were at a friends place and you saw a cat in the kitchen you would then think they’re dirty

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Anonymous #1 10w

yes and i wouldn’t eat or drink from anything in the house

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Anonymous OP 10w

I don’t think that’s a good way to judge it tbh. If someone cleans every time they cook (as I do) it is going to be much cleaner than the average kitchen

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Anonymous #1 10w

sorry u feel that way ig

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Anonymous #1 10w

Just put your cat away? In like a room and bleach down

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Anonymous #2 10w

I live in a loft. The only room with a door and no opening in the wall is the bathroom. That’s mean to her

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Anonymous #1 10w

Then put her in a cage and respect the ppl that visit you? It’s not that hard to clean up after your pets and put them away if ppl have allergies. Rather than blaming the ppl who do have the allergy and saying to just “not come to your house”. You’re actually weird

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Anonymous #2 10w

No I am not weird. Most of my friends live in the same loft building as me. I’m not cleaning and bleaching a whole ass loft and locking my cat in a room or carrier for my friend to come over

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Anonymous #1 10w

You don’t know me or my life lmao it is absolutely not abnormal for me to let ppl know if they have a cat allergy they probably won’t do well in my apartment

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Anonymous #1 10w

Because they aren’t allergic. If I had a friend that was allergic I wouldn’t be so far up my own butt and inconsiderate of one’s allergies that can or cannot bother or be fatal to them. I’d respectfully put the pet away until they leave. But hey maybe I’m just a person whose cleanliness matters in my household pet or no pet. Those who took this post personally I can tell may be the problem

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Anonymous #2 10w

I literally do have a friend that’s allergic and she just comes over anyway 😭 also like nobody is anaphylactic ally allergic to cats…

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Anonymous #1 10w

Like girl all I do is allow my cat on the counter pls don’t call me dirty

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Anonymous #1 10w

Yeah I’m still calling you dirty you can simply teach pets not to be on tables or counters. My dog knows not to hip himself or his legs on the table or any counter and is told to get down if he does

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Anonymous #2 10w

It shouldn’t be that hard to train your pet to not do something

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Anonymous #2 10w

Once again… I’ve owned dogs and cats, dogs are far far easier to train

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Anonymous #1 10w

Plus if literally no one I know has an issue with it, why are you so upset for me and my friends that I’m supposedly endangering

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Anonymous #1 10w

It shouldn’t matter which is easier to train…train both

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Anonymous #2 10w

Just learn your pets and your friends. I even have ppl that are afraid of dogs and even though I know my dog never bites I just put him in there to make others comfortable. He knows he’ll come out when they leave

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Anonymous #2 10w

If you ever get a cat you try to train it and report back lol

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Anonymous #2 10w

And none of my friends are uncomfortable with my cat or her being on the counter… so why does it matter to you

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Anonymous #1 10w

And my dog is back home but we are the same way with her. You are making all these false assumptions

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Anonymous #1 10w

Idc it’s still not hygienic regardless. And neither are the ppl that are on your side

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Anonymous #2 10w

I’ve quite literally never had this conversation with anyone because 99% of the population does not care

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Anonymous #1 10w

It’s a cat. They don’t even leave my place

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Anonymous #1 10w

So? Cats don’t get more leeway than dogs just bc they’re cats that’s stupid

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Anonymous #1 10w

Maybe bc 99% of em are usually yt and do the same foul behavior like letting pets on tables, not showering, and supporting incest

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Anonymous #2 10w

Def not lmao again you’re reaching so bad

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Anonymous #2 10w

They do 😭 dogs go outside and are known to be dirtier animals. Cats are cleaner. This is a known fact

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Anonymous #1 10w

No you’re reaching bc like I said only certain ppl would be hella offended and defensive of this. It’s really that simple. If you don’t see an issue with what you’re doing YOU are the problem

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Anonymous #2 10w

Bc why would you support any of this

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Anonymous #2 10w

Any of this? It’s just not a big deal to have a cat on the counter. Be fr. That’s all

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Anonymous #1 10w

Still not an excuse whatsoever. Does that man allow any pet on a counter? Cats don’t get to have an excuse just bc they’re cats they’re still pets with usually twice as much fur as a dog. You should be able to train both not to be on a counter. You’re hopeless

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Anonymous #2 10w

I won’t be eating from your place

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Anonymous #1 10w

It is. Bffr. That’s all.

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Anonymous #2 10w

Well I don’t think you’d ever be at my place 🥀 as this is yikyak

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Anonymous #2 10w

What man?? My cat is also young so she doesn’t shed yet

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Anonymous #1 10w

Dogs are typically too large to get on counters and it’s very easy to train them anyway imo. Cats are different

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Anonymous #1 10w

going so hard cus ppl think it’s nasty and unhygienic to have animals walking on counters is a choice

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Anonymous OP 10w

U would do the same if someone was calling u nasty

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Anonymous #1 10w

actually this started bc i stated my opinions that yall didn’t like

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Anonymous OP 10w

Well yes ?

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Anonymous #1 10w

ur nasty womp womp get over it

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Anonymous OP 10w

I’m not 💔

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Anonymous #1 10w

😰

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Anonymous #1 10w

😰😰😰😰😰😰😰

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Anonymous OP 10w

If you search the same thing… it’s says it’s perfectly hygienic if you clean before you cook. Which I said I did…

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Anonymous #1 10w

ur nasty for the simple fact you’ve been going back and forth for 6 whole hours about letting ur cats walk on the counters lmfao bye

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Anonymous #1 10w

and it also says to keep them off the counters nasty

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Anonymous OP 10w

Now girl that logic doesn’t even make sense

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Anonymous #1 10w

ok stink

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Anonymous OP 10w

Tell me you’re ableist without telling me you’re ableist 🙄

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Anonymous #1 10w

You are completely right #1. These people have obviously never had cats. If someone is allergic we hang somewhere else. And ya know, my cat isn’t allowed on the counters. He still does it cause he’s a cat. I have a job, I can’t police him 24/7. So I clean the counters, it’s like he was never up there

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Anonymous #6 10w

Thank u babe. They are so different than dogs lol

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Anonymous #6 10w

two dumbasses telling each other exactly lmfaoooooooo bye

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Anonymous #1 10w

are yall caucasian?

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Anonymous #1 10w

actually idc yall are dirty keep pets out of the kitchen and that’s just the end of it 😚

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Anonymous OP 10w

Yeah but I go to a pretty diverse school so most of my friends aren’t. And they dgaf. My roommates are black and asian and they dgaf

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Anonymous #1 10w

they prob talk about u in their gc lmfaooooooooooo😭😭😭😭 that’s so funny

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Anonymous OP 10w

See now ur just pissed at me for no reason. I’ve known them for years and they are my lifeline 🫶 and we love our cat

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Anonymous #1 10w

pissed is actually the funniest thing u said this whole time. if anything the person spending what 8 hours defending their unhygienic practices to a stranger who said their opinion is the one who’s pissed. nasty tail u

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Cause it’s true?? When you don’t have empathy you tend to not care about how someone’s disabilities affect them

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Anonymous OP 10w

Imma start rubbing my cat on my counters to keep you away at night

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Anonymous #6 10w

ok boo have at it

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Anonymous #6 10w

genuine curiosity is ur disability like a developmental one? cus this an anon app so i will not interact with you in real life at all and i feel like u should know that

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And you saw that your words come off this way and aren’t denying it🤨

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Anonymous OP 10w

Simply proving the ableist allegations. And if sharing my experiences with chronic illnesses will maybe one day help you learn that people are different and that’s okay, then I’d be happy to share 🫶

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Anonymous #6 10w

blah blah blah blah

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Anonymous #6 10w

and before i go to bed i want to reiterate: i think it’s odd to not bathe everyday & it’s nastyyyyyyyy to let ur pets walk on ur counters 😣 gn stinnnnnnnnka

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Anonymous #5 10w

They’re not wrong training a cat is hard off you didn’t get it as a kitten, it’s like tryna raise a man and I mean that literally 😭😭

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Anonymous #2 10w

Cat hair gets everywhere off someone is allergic to cars they should meet outside of the home actually cause it’s the safest. Cat hair stays airborne for a long time cause of how lightweight it is so unless you have like 2 weeks notice it’ll be impossible to completely rid a space of cat hair enough for to be safe for a person with severe cat allergies

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Anonymous #7 10w

all these excuses is diabolical

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