The one girl I'll never get over losing. My cat. I had her for 12 years, since I turned 30. We traveled 13,000 miles together, visiting 33 states, and she was always in arms reach and never made a peep. What other woman would have endured such a journey (which was required for my career path). The funniest part is she was an outdoor cat. Even in hotels I'd let her out the window and she'd always return. She went out March 1 and never came home.
My aunt was a psychologist and she said that a cat is the most feminine creature of all, even a male cat but especially a female cat (a Horse is the most masculine, hence they say women who love horses and men who love cats are a lost cause).
Truth be told, it was that cat that taught me how to treat a lady, and how to be gentle. She'd maul me otherwise. She had the purest female aura I ever knew, and I realize now that I never loved any girl as much that cat (pretty pathetic I suppose). Though the love for a dog is probably similar. I wonder if anyone can relate.
Those who are lonely might consider adopting a pet from the shelter. I think they comfort us in ways that others can perceive.
My aunt was a psychologist and she said that a cat is the most feminine creature of all, even a male cat but especially a female cat (a Horse is the most masculine, hence they say women who love horses and men who love cats are a lost cause).
Truth be told, it was that cat that taught me how to treat a lady, and how to be gentle. She'd maul me otherwise. She had the purest female aura I ever knew, and I realize now that I never loved any girl as much that cat (pretty pathetic I suppose). Though the love for a dog is probably similar. I wonder if anyone can relate.
Those who are lonely might consider adopting a pet from the shelter. I think they comfort us in ways that others can perceive.
