Here’s a troubling “Dear Abby” article:
DEAR ABBY: I dress my Siamese cat, “Belle,” in clothes and pajamas. (Yes, they make apparel for cats.) I also push her around in a stroller. My friends think I’m crazy, but I consider Belle to be my daughter.
One time, a teenager came up to me as I was pushing Belle in her stroller and asked, “Where’s the baby?” I told her that Belle was like my baby.
Is it nuts to treat a cat like a child?—MOM OF A FUR KID IN N.Y.
DEAR “MOM”: Nuts? No. A bid for attention ... perhaps.
Dear Abby and Not A Mom:
You’re both pathetic, deluded, insensitive assholes. Please stop making the rest of us barren spinsters with cats look even sadder, crazier, and despisable (despicable?) than we really are.
Peace/Love/Arugula!
Radish
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3 words: Mental. Health. Issues.
I think the owner might be crazy too.
Perhaps Capper could help them?
It is Never a goo idea to dress up a freaking animal people!
Full disclosure: I once tried to dress up Satan’s Little Helper in a little collar that looks like a tie, and now I have a six-inch scar.
Before I moved to Milwaukee, I stayed with my sister and the older nephew a lot when her husband was out of town for work; living with a cat is to living with a kid like MGD64 is to Guinness. You have to be pretty delusional to insist they’re equivalent.
isn’t it a rule that if you write into dear Abby for advice (instead of asking your close friends and family like a normal person) that you’re automatically a loser?
Full disclosure: I once tried to dress up Satan’s Little Helper in a little collar that looks like a tie, and now I have a six-inch scar.
Before I moved to Milwaukee, I stayed with my sister and the older nephew a lot when her husband was out of town for work; living with a cat is to living with a kid like MGD64 is to Guinness. You have to be pretty delusional to insist they’re equivalent.
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