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I, too, am a stereotypical cat person. I have always had cats, and I probably always will. My parents have always had more than one cat. I remember when I went away to college and lived in the dorm, and I couldn’t have a cat. Well, let’s just say I moved ASAP. When my husband and I moved in together for the first time, I had just moved out of the dorm, and I was all hot to trot to get my new cat. Well, he was a Southern guy, more into dogs. He did not want a cat. But, being the girlfriend, I got the cat. And now it is HE who cannot be away from home for too long because the cat will miss us.
I don’t understand people who don’t like cats (it is fair to say I don’t trust them). Cats are independent and friendly, and they talk to you when you are lonely. Who could ask for anything more from a pet? Right now, we have three cats in our house. I treat them like my children; hell, they ARE my children! We love our babies immensely, and we take great care of them
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Name : Sarah, Gender : F, Sexual Orientation : Straight, Race : White/Caucasian, Age : 23, City : Cape Coral, State : FL, Country : United States, Occupation : Office Assistant, Education level : 2 Years of College, Social class : Lower middle class,It seems odd to me, as well. I grew up in a fairly middle-class area, and went to school with girls named Passhun, Cinnamon, etc. These were beautiful, intelligent girls, but they didn’t have the opportunity to share that side of themselves with a lot of people once they graduated from high school. I understand the idea of wanting to give one’s child a unique name; I want to give my kids unique names. But to give your child a name that won’t allow them to get past leaving their resume at an office, never to receive a return call from the white, upper-middle class manager because he thinks they are going to be low-class people, isn’t right. And no, it isn’t right that that bias exists, but it does, and why bring any hardship onto your children that isn’t necessary?
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Name : Sarah, Gender : F, Sexual Orientation : Straight, Race : White/Caucasian, Age : 23, City : Cape Coral, State : FL, Country : United States, Occupation : Office Assistant, Education level : 2 Years of College, Social class : Lower middle class,
