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I love it when I see a comment and I imagine the person's icon saying it.

Bucky does not like cats. At all. Steve we're not getting a cat. Steve no. no. Goddamnit why would you get a cat? Cats are evil. Dammit Steve. >:(

Haha, yeah I've buckified my icons.

And I'm sure that somewhere someone wrote a fic about them (not) getting cats.

But seriously, cats are for people who don't mind being around assholes. My boyfriend likes cats. I don't. I feel this says a lot about the relationship.

I dunno, I hate being around assholes. But I hate being around needy, clingy, food-obsessed and sometimes smelly people more, which is how dogs come off to me :D

In all honesty, I just kind of get cats. I won't pretend mine doesn't get hella annoying when she whines for attention, though.

That...describes some dogs, but not all or even most.

If you don't want a clingy/needy dog, for example, avoid golden retrievers and probably labs...but there are plenty of breeds that are pretty independent, and also a lot of variation within breeds (example: we have two greyhounds who are pretty much opposites - one is pretty content to be by herself most of the time while the other whines at annoying times and follows my mom everywhere)

Sure, I know there's variation, but it's clear to me they're just not my animal. I like greyhounds best, in my experience. I phrased my comment the way I did because I currently live with a dog my dad got a few years back (treeing feist/rat terrier) and she's gone from bad to worse in terms of clinginess and food obsession and I'm so frustrated with my parents giving her constant table scraps. Cats just work better with my personality in general, no matter how well behaved the dog.

I had a dog that was pretty independent. Except for walks, he sort of did his own thing, and despite looking like a teddybear, he was only sporadically cuddle-able.

I adore cats, but I can see how they're not for everyone. They're only for people who love fluffy independence.

Lol, that would be a perfect fanfic idea. I wanna read that now.

I could probably be convinced to write it.

If I linked you puppy eyes, would you write it?

http://heydontjudgeme.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/12.jpg

Aaaargh, I am powerless against puppyeye!Bucky.

So how would you like your fic?

All glory to hypno-Bucky.

With crankiness over cats, troll-cat, patient Steve, frustrated Steve, and spanking. That last one is my kink.

If any of those don't float your boat, then don't sweat it. Anytime somebody writes me a fic, I respond with love and kisses no matter what. :)

I'll see what I can do - any preference as to who gets spanked.

If it's Bucky then I'll add you to the list of people I love for forever.

Foreveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeer!

Re: Controversial opinions: Animal edition

kallanda_lee - 2014-05-20 08:15 (UTC) - Expand

iceyred - 2014-05-20 10:59 (UTC) - Expand

Gonna have to disagree with that. I can't stand assholes and I love cats. Most of the cats I've been around haven't been assholes and have been quite affectionate, especially when I've been sad.

I've never really understand the whole cats are assholes trope tbh.

They're sort of like this awkward roommate to me, that I'm side-eying lest they start destroying furniture or bringing back dead animals.

I've never really understand the whole cats are assholes trope
Yeah, this. Cats can be really affectionate. I still remember one of the cats from my childhood who would always jump into my lap and hug my neck. Loved that little bugger.

Ayrt

My first cat had a radar or something because whenever I was depressed or upset, she would find me and love on me for all she was worth. God, I miss her. I wish she was still around. I could use her affection at the moment.

Seriously, when I'm depressed, what I wish for the most is that my old cat could be there and comfort me.

Awe, damn, I miss my cat so much. Tell me a bit about your old cat?

My old cat was the biggest baby ever! He was the runt of his litter, and didn't have an ounce of aggressiveness in him. He loved being held and doted on, and he would actually come if you called his name. What about your cat?

sa
*well except toward toys

(Anonymous) - 2014-05-20 01:23 (UTC) - Expand

(Anonymous) - 2014-05-20 01:37 (UTC) - Expand

(Anonymous) - 2014-05-20 01:42 (UTC) - Expand

Cats aren't assholes. They're just not as dependent and needy towards you as dogs are. I love both, but I find dogs a lot more tiring to take care of. Which is probably why I'm a cat person.

I feel like with cats there's more of a territorial element at play - well, between me and the cat.

Cats can be territorial, and some cats can be stand off-ish, especially if they didn't get a lot of hands-on petting and holding experience when they were younger. A lot of cats are also more stand off-ish to people they aren't familiar with/people who aren't their owners. But all the cats I've had were just the most loving, easy-going little guys. too.

This.