u/TheGayAgenda3

Tried to watch but got annoyed when the aunt took their rice and started being a bitch telling them to go stay with someone else.

I guess its supposed to show how war makes people selfish but goddamn.. their mom died and you sold her clothes for rice then wouldn't let them eat the rice. Pissed me off. Will definitely finish it tomorrow tho.

Just wanted to vent

So about a week ago i got a new cat she is about 1.5 years old. We have a resident cat who is 3. We have been keeping the new cat in the bethroom for the last week and a bit and she mostly hides under the sink vanity in the bathroom. Our resident cat quite quickly started pawing under the door when ge realized she was there. It doesnt seem agressive but when i open the door a crack he starts pawing through the crack and it seems playful but maybe a little too much for the new cat. We recently installed a baby gate and the resident cat will shove his paw through the side cracks and paw at her. Again i camt tell if this is playful or not. There is no hissing or ears bavk or fur standing up but it seems like hes pawing a little too much and hes very vocal trilling. Should i be preventing him from pawing at her? It seems playful but she is still very timid and tends to hide when he does it too much.

So my question is, should i try to prevent the pawi g or is it just playful curiosity? He is a very playful cat and so is she. But when hes doing it his pupils dialate a lot and he is maybe pawing too much... putting his whole arm through the crack. Im not sure if we should take a step back or if we should let them meet.

I locked the resident cat in the bedroom today and let her out into the living room but she was looking all around for him and then ran back under the sink. She seems ro be quite shy but when she hears him through the door she goes up and kind of playes with his paw througgh the door.

Im worried hes maybe being too playful or possibly agressive without so many signs. What should i do?