Oh sure, when the cat walks into a house and wants to live there, they're all "omg it's so cute" and "let's go buy it food and a bed", but when I do it, they're all "who the hell are you?" and "leave or I'm calling the cops" :(

Humans are just exceptionally weak to cute. If aliens ever show up and try to conquer us, we're going to be so screwed if they happen to be adorable.

I never liked cats at all and one did exactly that. Stupid fuck make me fall absolutely in love with it too.

The fact that only two creature in this world that will approach another creature 10 times bigger than them just so they get adopted is pretty impressive. That's how i adopted my 4th cat, little baby dude just came out from under a car and yell at me until i pick him up.

That makes it sound like the cat domesticated humanity not "The cat self domesticated itself"

They are funny, don't really need a lot of space and training, and look pretty. Ofc I will go and by whatever.

Lost opportunity to say "I live here meow"

I keep meowing at hot guys at the bar and none have taken me home yet 😭

Did cats domesticate humans, or did Toxoplasma gondii domesticate both of us?

Even with toys they are invading our space

https://i.vgy.me/Xb93ue.gif

When I was a kid Mr Kitty unilaterally moved in despite belonging to the neighbors across the street and the stern objections of my father armed with a squirt gun.

They don't even meow to each other, just to humans. They know what they are about.

I went to disagree untill I remembered there's a ginger cat that lives on my property that I feed sometimes

"Everybody wants to talk about X, nobody wants to talk about Y".
That's not gaslighting, that's whataboutism.

I love all cats, and they are free to walk inside anytime they want. Just no fighting in the house.

The cat that walked into my house and said "I live here meow."

Cats never domesticated themself, since ever they are specialists in domesticate humans, for commodity, not for need.