▲ 3.5k r/standardissuecat
This what my naps look like
One day she might as well strangle me in my sleep.
u/My-Metanoia — 11 hours ago
▲ 268 r/CATHELP
My cat is acting weird?
Hi, I (28F, Spain) just came back from the vet with my female cat because she had to get her glands expressed. And now, at home, my male cat is acting rather aggressive and threathening towards her... I tried to let them interact slowly but he just hisses and growls, even at me if I'm between them. So I have my male cat in the living rooma dn my female cat in the bedroom. Sadly I dont have other bedrooms I cant put one in... And they both cry if left alone. I genuinely dont know what to do.
I tried petting my male cat cuz he sprawls on the floor like he always does when asking for attention, but he's behaving weird, I have a video. Its like he likes it but at the same time randomly starts pawing at me and/or making a weird deep rumbling sound, that sounds a lot like a threat? I am so lost and Im alone rn with them cuz boyfriend is at work.... Please, help. Ah, theyre both neutered and around 1 year and a half.
u/My-Metanoia — 10 days ago
▲ 73 r/standardissuecat
Caught her in the act of yelling at us (as always)
Does anyone else's cat just constantly yell? I don't even consider her noises as meowing, it's straight up yelling. Like using her full lung capacity.
u/My-Metanoia — 1 month ago
▲ 40 r/cats
They have like 3 different beds, a tunnel under the bed and a cat tree but he still prefers this.
BTW, the box was square, it is no longer square as you can see lol.
u/My-Metanoia — 2 months ago
▲ 8 r/namenerds
Say something about yourself and I will assign you a Spanish and Romanian name (first and middle)
Hope this doesn't flop but I am cooking and bored so why not entertain myself? lol
Comment something about yourself, a hobby, personality trait, etc and preferred pronouns, and I will give you a Spanish first name and Romanian middle name or vice versa.
Credentials to do this? Romanian born and lived in Spain for 20 years lmao
u/My-Metanoia — 2 months ago
▲ 26 r/NameNerdCirclejerk
Is Hyacinth a normal girl name?
This is the first time I've ever even thought about posting on here but I feel like I am going insane... There is someone that wants to name a baby girl Hyacinth James, which, I mean, whatever floats anyone's boat. I can't choose a name for them instead.
But they said it's because they like boy middle names for girls and that's where I did a fullstop, cuz what? To me out of those Hyacinth sounds even more masculine than James... But nobody seemed to think that on namenerds? If anything, all they were complaining about was James, and saying how they should keep Hyacinth and get rid of the James...
Now, I am not trying to be rude or mean, I am just genuinely confused. My entire life I have known Hyacinth to be specifically male lol. I have studied ancient greek. I have studied the origin of a lot of names. The only female "version" of the name that comes to mind is the Spanish Jacinta. Or to make it feminine, I would say Hyacintha... I cannot stress enough how masculine Hyacinth looks and sounds to my eyes and ears.
My name is Alexandra, which also has a very masculine origin, they just made it feminine. It would be like being called Alexandros...
How is Hyacinth even pronounced in english? Maybe that's what makes it sound feminine? Cuz the way I say definitely doesn't indicate feminine at all? Hee-Ah-Sinth. ??
u/My-Metanoia — 2 months ago