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Welcome to our slash top posts where OP wants to murder her boyfriend's cat. Our next Reddit post is from

feline frustration. I'm a 25-year-old

woman and my boyfriend who's 27 of a year has a cat and the way that he treats it bothers me. I've been

dating this guy for a year. He's otherwise nice, handsome, funny, and has a good job. But he has a

cat that he's had for years that I think he's way too attached to

and affectionate about. If the cat is sitting on his lap, he'll avoid getting up unless he has to,

citing the cat being asleep, or in his terms, she's catting. He's asked me to get him stuff

from the kitchen when I get a drink, when he could just move the cat himself.

Sometimes he'll be at the computer, on the couch, or even lying in bed, and the cat will jump on him.

Or he'll come home when I'm already there since I have a key, and sometimes get off work before, and the cat will run to greet him.

What bothers me is in these instances, he says

more than once, there's my girl, there's my girl, and stop what he's doing to scratch the cat

behind its ears or pet it or whatever. This seems like way too much attention for a grown man to be

lavishing on a cat of all things.

I've considered suggesting he get rid of it, but he's had it for something like seven years,

and I don't know if he would give it up. Do I have any options here?

Yeah, seek therapy. The jealousy here is off the charts. I bet if an actual human woman tried to talk to OP and say something

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