Too personal

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I find remarks like, ‘Look at your beautiful soft fluffy thighs,’ far too personal.
Cats are not toys for the amusement of humans.
Now if it was more like, ‘What is your opinion, Sasha,’ on a piece of news we have just heard, that would be respectful.
Even a remark about the intelligent expression in my eyes would be offensive. Of course I have an intelligent expression!!! Why is that not just assumed?
Humans have a lot to learn. Animals are expected to learn how to communicate with humans, but humans seem to expect to get away with not learning our languages.  Perhaps they aren’t smart enough?
Mostly humans just want to train you so you will obey their orders. They aren’t interested in your opinion about anything.


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6 comments on Too personal

6 responses to “Too personal”

  1. Lone Star Cats Avatar
    Lone Star Cats

    They should be asking us for our opinions – we have a LOT better ideas than them!

  2. Mickey's Musings Avatar
    Mickey's Musings

    Just shows that humans are not as smart as they think.
    We cats understand them more than they know 😉
    Purrs Georgia,Julie and JJ

  3. Smudge Avatar
    Smudge

    Never try to understand felines is what I say. Dad acts like an idiot sometimes trying to get me to do something. I just laugh (inside) at him and play along. Mom is the same way with him…

  4. Eastside Cats Avatar
    Eastside Cats

    Sasha, you are absolutely correct! Humans think that because they are at the top of the food chain, that they are the most intelligent beings also, but they are WRONG! We know that cats rule our lives.

  5. Summer at sparklecat.com Avatar
    Summer at sparklecat.com

    Humans have fragile egos. If they knew our opinions, it might destroy them.

  6. pilch92 Avatar
    pilch92

    I value your opinion. 🙂

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