If you'll remember from one of my first posts, I had a bit of a kitten production problem here at my house. The problem being a stray cat was producing them, and I was too stupid to observe the obvious fact that they weren't my responsibility and let them do what cats do, which is fend for themselves. Anyway, after taking over my guestroom, we finally got rid of 2 of the 3 kittens last week. Now here's the rub... every day I ask the boyfriend (who found them homes with coworkers of his) to check on the status of said kittens. He's all 'um, they're really not your problem anymore' (which is true, but we won't get into that right now --- can't have him thinking being right is something he should get used to, dammit). I can't seem to help myself. Okay, sure, they're TECHNICALLY not mine. But I have issues with the whole 'out of sight, out of mind' thing. Serious issues, obviously, since I'm about ready to go kick the ass of the boyfriend of one of the chicks that took a kitten home because he makes her shut the kitten (which I named Cartman, btw, seein' as how he was so freakin' fat) out of the bedroom at night, leaving the poor thing all lonely in a strange place all night. Pisses me off. Anyway... I mean, hell, it's a kitten, not a damned pit bull, what the hell does it matter if the kitten sleeps in the bed at night? What's he gonna do, purr you to death? Either this girl's dating the biggest cataphobe ever, or dude has some seriously misplaced jealousy issues over a KITTEN sleeping with his girlfriend. (Which is just kind of sick, if I may say so). So while I'm busy getting all riled about the poor kitty, my boyfriend is probably wondering if he needs to sneak up and sedate me or something. I lobbied long and hard to get these kittens homes, and now can't let the furballs go without worrying myself sick over their new lives. How twisted is that?
We have the cutest one still here at the house, and my other half is telling me I should keep it. Can't imagine why...
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