My take on dogs VS cats is simple. Dogs are pack animals, you're the fearless leader, you feed them and they will protect you from anything, they're basically toddlers, mostly obedient, occasionally trying to compete but only for little things. Cats are teenagers, they still require room and board from you, but they're sick of your shit!tedlogan wrote:ahaha yup.Forge. wrote:You know they despise you right?
They've had their brains scanned, and just like dogs they know exactly whose voice they're hearing when you call them, but they genuinely don't give a shit.
But i am the supplier of food. The sole one. They HAVE to pretend to love me. And I am fine with living a lie - i can shape my fake reality into whatever I want, like people who drink a lot, or smoke weed, or breathe.
Kittens/cats and your studio - how to deal with them.
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I concur. I also always thought of dogs and cats like this, in a very simple rhyme:Machinesworking wrote:My take on dogs VS cats is simple. Dogs are pack animals, you're the fearless leader, you feed them and they will protect you from anything, they're basically toddlers, mostly obedient, occasionally trying to compete but only for little things. Cats are teenagers, they still require room and board from you, but they're sick of your shit!tedlogan wrote:ahaha yup.Forge. wrote:You know they despise you right?
They've had their brains scanned, and just like dogs they know exactly whose voice they're hearing when you call them, but they genuinely don't give a shit.
But i am the supplier of food. The sole one. They HAVE to pretend to love me. And I am fine with living a lie - i can shape my fake reality into whatever I want, like people who drink a lot, or smoke weed, or breathe.
Dogs are on ecstacy
Cats are on LSD
For now though, they snuggle up to me every night near my arm/chest and follow me everywhere.. They're almost three months old. Apparently at around a year old they'll be in the teenage phase. Great. I'll probably just leave them in a bin somewhere then.
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dogs have masters, cats have staff...