Zarish Tahir
When two people get into a relationship, there isn’t just a bond shared emotionally or physically, rather they have to share the others’ likes and dislikes whether they like it or not, Adjustments and compromises come with the relationship. However, mistreating the other in any way by being entitled to your own specific likes and dislikes while negating what the other partner’s opinion is, is just wrong.
In this scenario, something of the same sort occurred where this entitled girlfriend was in a relationship for 2 years and decided to kick out the cat while he was gone. Though she may not like cats or animals in general, throwing them out is rather inhumane since the pets already build strong emotional bonds with their owners. He got too overwhelmed to the point he gave notice to his girlfriend till the end of the month to move out.
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Live-in relationships can get complicated real quick. It’s just a harmless fluffy cat.
She kept the honesty in her relationship to admit her wrongdoings. That poor thing wouldn’t even know where to go if it has never been outside.
Karma can be a B***h sometimes, Tit for Tat. Maybe this got her feeling guilty for what she had just done. She should’ve thought about her decisions beforehand.
The question stands, does the 2 years old relationship hold more importance or the 3-year-old cat?
Isn’t Raven the most cutest Lil fur-buddy? What was so wrong with letting it stay?
OP said what he had to say about his tragic experience of what he and poor Raven had to go through because of his girlfriend. I think the initial question would be as to why would she want to kick the cat out after two weeks of living together? This rather seems like a one-sided story and I’d really love to hear the other end of the story in order to reach an opinion as to whose side I should take.
However, some people definitely had very particular opinions towards this entire incident:
Halloween season got everybody superstitious about Black-cats? Does the color really matter? That’s just as inhumane as her throwing it out.
Cats are no definition of side-chicks, there shouldn’t be any insecurity because of it.
What is she willing to do or not to do, that is the question.
Pre-planning is a possibility but are you sure?
This person has their opinion set, no one can change that.
Oh my! This is a bit too intense of an opinion.
Or she can go a bit further to kick him out too to live along with the cat? She’d have the place all to herself.
Having to kick out cats or not being an animal lover is that major of a red flag? She kept honesty intact.
OP has officially been very offended by her actions.
I believe the perfect way to conclude this article is said by one of the most diplomatic people.
