All Hail! The Rise of Catmen!

[JVBParticipant]

Cats are fine, this article is buls~~~.

Peace is > piece.

[thisistheguy123Participant 2063]

I have a cat, but only because I wasn’t ready for another dog after mine passed away.

I am more of a dog person any day of the week, for sure.
But for my currently lifestyle a cat suits my needs.

You know what the most masculine trait is?
Not giving a flying f~~~ what people think of you and your choices

So f~~~ that article for generalizing about men who have cats as pets, those beta f~~~s in the pics have nothing in common with me
But yea, let’s generalize about something as basic as pet ownership

I wonder if I owned a snake or lizard if that is more or less masculine in the authors eyes?
What if my dog was 5lbs?
Stupid idiot

Edit: check out more articles by that writer;
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-10-21/10-reasons-you-should-join-the-feminist-fight-club/7945620
…I had to stop clicking them and reading them, just encourages them with more pageviews.
Of course no comments allowed.

[thisistheguy123Participant 2063]

Anonymous wrote:

I have one dog and one cat.

Every photographed cat in that link was overweight just like most women.

I just noticed that myself.
My cat is about 8.5 years old, and pretty damn fit.

But I don’t baby her and over feed her like most of these super masculine men

[narwhalParticipant]

I had a cat for years…never considered it as a reflection of my masculinity or my successfulness. Cats are ok, but I don’t trust cats. I’ve also had 2 different small dogs, a Chihuahua and Dachshund. Both were fun in different ways, and again…not a reflection of me. Currently have a lab/pyranese mix (Pyrador). The Pyrador seems more like family as he engages people a lot more frequently. He won’t leave you alone.

Ok. Then do it.

[PistolPeteParticipant 27143]

Anonymous wrote:

Their behavoir is identical. Its like hanging out with a lion thats not big enough to eat you!

My cat thought he WAS big enough! When I played with him it wasn’t a “good” play session until blood was drawn!

[Anonymous 54]

PistolPete wrote:

Old Sage wrote:

Their behavoir is identical. Its like hanging out with a lion thats not big enough to eat you!

My cat thought he WAS big enough! When I played with him it wasn’t a “good” play session until blood was drawn!

I had one that would lay in wait, then ambush me when I walked in! Like kato in the pink panther movies. He kept me on my toes! Hah

[LynxParticipant 302]

I like cats. In fact I see a lot of masculine character features in cats and find them more relatable than dogs. But why the f~~~ mix in gender politics? Also, those guys probably have never seen two cats having a fight.

[BadgerParticipant 2277]

LookAfter#1 wrote:

To be honest cats are one of the few domestic animals that still act with a wild hunter behaviour.

If you grew up on a farm, you would see this plainly. Most farmers had cats for mouse and rat control. They don’t need to be trained to do it.

Elric Greenstone wrote:

Another attack on men, using cats as the subject.

Right on! Nothing wrong with a man having a cat. A lot of the women in the apartments nearby have small dogs, too. I had both when young, but never had pets after moving off the farm. Except for my pet bird – a blue “J” — a large blue letter “J” placed on the bottom of a box, in order to pull a joke on unsuspecting people. “Want to see my pet bird?”

[bladeParticipant]

You crack me up

THE PLANTATION HAS NOW TURNED INTO THE KILLING FIELDS . WOMAN ARE NOW ROLLING CAMBODIAN STYLE .

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