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Well, to clean himself but now he does that and it’s rare he needs cleaning. He always cleans his paw before leaving the litter box on its walls so that’s not fixed.
Maybe to play on his own or chill if I dont want to play. If I work he somehow never bothers me, aside for the occasional “meow let’s play” moment here and there. But when I play games, or read, he just goes “hi motherfucker” and start meowing all the time and when he sees that meowing fails he decides that the best course of action is to jump on my television; it’s a 4k euro tv so you can imagine how funny it is, more so now that he scratched it a lot
So my choice goes to “stop fucking scratching my television”
Do you have another cat or is it him all by himself?
Just him
Have you ever entertained a friend for him?
Well, deep lore moment: he is engaged to my gf’s cat, though he has never met her
I dont know what that means lol