thatfeel
Master Don Juan
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Okay, I know that some of you think I'm a troll, for whatever reason.(if I had to guess it's because no one here would agree on a relationship between a 22 y/o and 49 y/o). But wow. The newest debacle I find myself in.
My companion has 10 cats comprised of random strays she takes in and takes care of along with others that she willingly adopted or was given at some point. I'm really not a cat guy but I help her out with them when I can and am nice to all of them and pet them, etc. Just the regular stuff.
I stayed at her house all weekend and last night we were drinking wine and I had a shot of bourbon, just cause. So we were both a little inebriated. She has this one particular cat that she is very fond of, her favorite cat. To make a long story short I don't know what the hell happened but this cat just randomly starts to avoid me and continues to stare at me all throughout the night like it's going to kill me or something. Whenever I walk around it it scurries off like it's afraid of me or something and it never used to do that. So because of this my companion completely flipped **** and started giving me these awful daggers for eyes and really ****ty glares for no reason all while she sat there and accused me of stuff in her head I'm sure(backed up by her asking me "What did you do!?"). All I could do was stand there steadfast and repeat multiple times that I haven't done anything at all and repeat that me and her were in each others' very close proximity the entirety of the weekend. So ****ing weird. After I reached out and pet the cat my companion said "If nothing really happened then something bad's soon to come". Like seriously? What would compel a person to behave so crazily. I seriously thought she was going to dump me right then and there based on some strange delusion she and her cat were having at the same time. She started to cry a little and I thought she was going to have a mental breakdown. Her voice was the sternest and deepest that I have ever heard before from her. I thought it was ridiculous and almost just walked out but really had no good choice since I was intoxicated.
So anyway. My companion is the type of person to mull over spilled milk. I know that this annoying situation will linger in the back of her head. But I feel like the best thing is not to bring it up. But what if that cat continues to act strangely around me? I can't help but feel like the superstition will continue to slowly feed mixed emotions into her. What kind of advice do you guys have?
My companion has 10 cats comprised of random strays she takes in and takes care of along with others that she willingly adopted or was given at some point. I'm really not a cat guy but I help her out with them when I can and am nice to all of them and pet them, etc. Just the regular stuff.
I stayed at her house all weekend and last night we were drinking wine and I had a shot of bourbon, just cause. So we were both a little inebriated. She has this one particular cat that she is very fond of, her favorite cat. To make a long story short I don't know what the hell happened but this cat just randomly starts to avoid me and continues to stare at me all throughout the night like it's going to kill me or something. Whenever I walk around it it scurries off like it's afraid of me or something and it never used to do that. So because of this my companion completely flipped **** and started giving me these awful daggers for eyes and really ****ty glares for no reason all while she sat there and accused me of stuff in her head I'm sure(backed up by her asking me "What did you do!?"). All I could do was stand there steadfast and repeat multiple times that I haven't done anything at all and repeat that me and her were in each others' very close proximity the entirety of the weekend. So ****ing weird. After I reached out and pet the cat my companion said "If nothing really happened then something bad's soon to come". Like seriously? What would compel a person to behave so crazily. I seriously thought she was going to dump me right then and there based on some strange delusion she and her cat were having at the same time. She started to cry a little and I thought she was going to have a mental breakdown. Her voice was the sternest and deepest that I have ever heard before from her. I thought it was ridiculous and almost just walked out but really had no good choice since I was intoxicated.
So anyway. My companion is the type of person to mull over spilled milk. I know that this annoying situation will linger in the back of her head. But I feel like the best thing is not to bring it up. But what if that cat continues to act strangely around me? I can't help but feel like the superstition will continue to slowly feed mixed emotions into her. What kind of advice do you guys have?
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