Cats feel superior, with a firm belief that humans are poorly trained servants. Hahaha, you need to see how the cat in my house looks at me when I do certain things and I just wonder what runs in her mind. If only they could talk, we'd have had a professor around us whose knowledge is supreme without a formal education.
The prompt in this week's contest says:*What animal would judge us the most? *
I believe cats are the Judgmental Aristocrats, especially when they feel comfortable around you to share their opinions. If one could hear cats during cleaning activities, you'll probably hear something like "finally, the servant is removing that piece, it took me all morning to position that perfectly. Just be fast with the cleaning, I need to use it again when you're done". Cats could be that funny to see us as servants who's littering things they have positioned perfectly.
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Sometimes I feel cats just love their peace. In the sleeping scenario, they could be like, "oh, you're awake, how disappointed. I was actually enjoying the quiet time, but now that you're awake, look there, the bowl is empty, I can see the bottom from here" hahahaha. You understand this language when they consistently look at you while turning back to stare at the bowl. It's like "look, can't you see the bowl is empty?" The stretches to let you know it's meal time.
Regions train cats differently, with the Westerners, and the short clips I see with cats, I can guess what they say about closing and opening a door. They could literally feel like an insult to their personality, like , I don't want to go to the room, rather, open the door , and give me the option to choose whether to walk into the room or not. Aren't you doing that, why are you staring at me? Okay, I'm walking away. I just feel cats believe they own us and not the other way round. Stop while smooching their fur, they look at you and almost want to ask you why you stopped, one wrong move, they get angry and almost feel like giving you a sack.