Lets say you have, oh, 90 cats. When do you decide, "hmm, I'd like to get 10 more cats"??

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MotorBootyAffair said:

Lets say you have, oh, 90 cats. When do you decide, "hmm, I'd like to get 10 more cats"??

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It's hoarding of the worst kind.

That poor lady and those poor cats.

How do you mind 104 cats? My single Maine Coon female is enough for my partner and myself. really she must have mental health issues. I feel sorry for the cats, many no doubt will be unwanted kittens from stray cats or people who are too ghetto assed to have them spayed.

For the record, my one cat Miss Fluffy, wouldn't allow another 103 cats, she can't even cope with a kitten across the road that visits us.

How the hell have the floating cats not found their way into this thread?

FauxReal said:

How the hell have the floating cats not found their way into this thread?

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luv4u said:

FauxReal said:

How the hell have the floating cats not found their way into this thread?

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These are just so cute

Ppl should not be allowed to have more than 10 cats.........especially old ladies!

luv4u said:

FauxReal said:

How the hell have the floating cats not found their way into this thread?

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The attack of the flying cats!!

Nothinbutjoy said:

It's hoarding of the worst kind.

That poor lady and those poor cats.

I agree. I love cats, but I could never have that many at one time. How can a person afford to feed all those critters? Poor kitties, sounds like they had a rough life with that lady.

Ewww. Those pussies must have smelled bad.

I love those damn floating cats!

FauxReal said:

How the hell have the floating cats not found their way into this thread?

because I was asleep!

animal hoarding is a mental illness, it's kind of common

ZombieKitten said:

animal hoarding is a mental illness, it's kind of common

Another kind of common mental illness seems to be hoarding. People who collect piles of garbage, clothes, empty containers, etc. etc. and have trouble parting with them.

Darn double post.

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psychodelicide said:

ZombieKitten said:

animal hoarding is a mental illness, it's kind of common

Another kind of common mental illness seems to be hoarding. People who collect piles of garbage, clothes, empty containers, etc. etc. and have trouble parting with them.

they experience extreme anxiety when people try and help them by cleaning up. They get very distressed at the thought of parting with their "possessions". I don't even think it can be cured people who have had it all cleaned up for them, usually just start again.

ZombieKitten said:

psychodelicide said:

Another kind of common mental illness seems to be hoarding. People who collect piles of garbage, clothes, empty containers, etc. etc. and have trouble parting with them.

they experience extreme anxiety when people try and help them by cleaning up. They get very distressed at the thought of parting with their "possessions". I don't even think it can be cured people who have had it all cleaned up for them, usually just start again.

They definitely experience extreme anxiety at the very thought of parting with their prized possessions. A lot of them seem to have sentimental attachments to certain items. Not sure if it is totally curable, but I know there is a TV show here in the U.S. about people with a hoarding problem. They have home organizers and psychologists who come in to help them. Not totally sure of the success rate, if it applies, but some of them seem to get better. Hopefully, they don't lapse back into their old habits.

psychodelicide said:

ZombieKitten said:

they experience extreme anxiety when people try and help them by cleaning up. They get very distressed at the thought of parting with their "possessions". I don't even think it can be cured people who have had it all cleaned up for them, usually just start again.

They definitely experience extreme anxiety at the very thought of parting with their prized possessions. A lot of them seem to have sentimental attachments to certain items. Not sure if it is totally curable, but I know there is a TV show here in the U.S. about people with a hoarding problem. They have home organizers and psychologists who come in to help them. Not totally sure of the success rate, if it applies, but some of them seem to get better. Hopefully, they don't lapse back into their old habits.

they are attached to their bits of paper and plastic bags like you or I are to our jewelry, CDs, photos etc. Imagine someone coming around to your place regularly and taking your stuff away

Acrylic said:

This had me laughing. Which is good. I was frustrated and annoyed a minute ago.

ZombieKitten said:

psychodelicide said:

They definitely experience extreme anxiety at the very thought of parting with their prized possessions. A lot of them seem to have sentimental attachments to certain items. Not sure if it is totally curable, but I know there is a TV show here in the U.S. about people with a hoarding problem. They have home organizers and psychologists who come in to help them. Not totally sure of the success rate, if it applies, but some of them seem to get better. Hopefully, they don't lapse back into their old habits.

they are attached to their bits of paper and plastic bags like you or I are to our jewelry, CDs, photos etc. Imagine someone coming around to your place regularly and taking your stuff away

I know. That would be difficult, if you had that hoarding issue going on.

psychodelicide said:

ZombieKitten said:

they are attached to their bits of paper and plastic bags like you or I are to our jewelry, CDs, photos etc. Imagine someone coming around to your place regularly and taking your stuff away

I know. That would be difficult, if you had that hoarding issue going on.

my friend is one, if I leave her place, I know she would love to go through my pockets before I walk out the door, the look in her eyes is one of fear and worry.

ZombieKitten said:

psychodelicide said:

I know. That would be difficult, if you had that hoarding issue going on.

my friend is one, if I leave her place, I know she would love to go through my pockets before I walk out the door, the look in her eyes is one of fear and worry.

That's rough! You wonder what causes it, and why they get the way that they do.

psychodelicide said:

ZombieKitten said:

my friend is one, if I leave her place, I know she would love to go through my pockets before I walk out the door, the look in her eyes is one of fear and worry.

That's rough! You wonder what causes it, and why they get the way that they do.

my friend's story is one of abandonment. her mother suffered all her life from mental illness and my friend as a child was subject to some extreme mental abuse. Even now, although her mother is now dying, she is afraid of her. Her own father took her to court to contest his own mothers will, knowing that a little bit of money could certainly go a long way for his destitute daughter

ZombieKitten said:

psychodelicide said:

That's rough! You wonder what causes it, and why they get the way that they do.

my friend's story is one of abandonment. her mother suffered all her life from mental illness and my friend as a child was subject to some extreme mental abuse. Even now, although her mother is now dying, she is afraid of her. Her own father took her to court to contest his own mothers will, knowing that a little bit of money could certainly go a long way for his destitute daughter

That's terrible!! I can understand why she has an issue with hoarding, when I read about her childhood.

chocolatehandles said:

Ppl should not be allowed to have more than 10 cats.........especially old ladies!

i feel so bad 4 u, having 2 give away some of ur pussies

so how many pussies have u given the lick 2 lately????

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sorry, typo

i meant "flick"