>>16604849You still can't help but feel bad for it though. Especially since it was my first encounter with the cat eyes. They probably know what they're doing.
It actually tried to even get inside our home, not once but twice. Having to force it out felt harsh, but you do what's necessary. The thing just thought it found a new home to settle in the second we gave it some milk.
They're either really complacent, or really desperate.
Oh, but the other times I've seen cats were more exciting, though they weren't direct. I saw two fucking by a window once. My rock missed. My classmates one didn't.
And not that long ago, I saw a pair just going at each other. It's weird how close cartoon cat fights come to reality. They really did just look like a ball when they were on each other, with hair flying around and everything.
The sounds were the weird part, though. I never thought cats could produce those kinds of sounds. I can't recall too perfectly, but it was like somebody's imitation of a cat being extremely pleasured, or how cats would sound if their smugness could be turned into sound. It even kind of sounded like our bird, in a way. I just have no idea why they would sound like that when having a fight. Making random sounds in an autistic manner is their way of telling the other to go away, I guess?
> right up to meowing over and over again as it seems the owner forgot to feed it.Ah. That's probably why the one in my encounter was walking around my legs and all, then.
That just makes it sadder in that case, damn. I really would help these things out if I could, but I don't know how to, and I also don't wanna be one of those people with 6 rescued stray cats running around their house.
>The little puff-ball shit gaggedThey gag?
>after church I was at the yardFrom what I know of animals, it probably figured you as a mating partner and came to see if you were interested.
Charlim.
