What do you think about single men that own a cat(s)?

I tend not to think about such men. But I know one who did have cats, and he's now married with children. No cat(s) for me, and I'm still single. Draw your own conclusions.

I'm a single man and I've owned a cat and I'll own another one. Many urban dwellers do. Cats are low maintenance and they're fun to have around. Some of us have girlfriends but don't want kids, and we don't want to walk dogs several times a day.

This is somehow strange to you?

I think you mean single men who are owned by a cat. That's where the term p*ssy whipped comes from.

Seems pretty strange to me.

I'm dating and I own a cat, but just a couple months ago I was single and owned the same cat. Its a lot lower maintenance than a dog and I don't have to walk it in the freezing cold after I'm tired from my run. Also it doesn't go insane every time I have company over. I don't really think about other single men who are cat owners though as cat ownership tells me nothing about them.

Katt wrote:

What do you think about single men that own a cat(s)?

I guess it's better than renting one.

I'd think more of a single guy with a goldfish

Wisenheimer wrote:

Katt wrote:

What do you think about single men that own a cat(s)?

I guess it's better than renting one.

Katt wrote:

What do you think about single men that own a cat(s)?

Confused sexual identity or psychopath, one or the other.

In True Grit, Rooster Cogburn owned a cat, and even as a one-eyed fatman, he kicked Bruce Dern's ass. So, there you go.

In True Grit, Rooster Cogburn owned a cat, and even as a one-eyed fatman, he kicked Bruce Dern's ass. So, there you go.

I think Rooster kicked Dern's a*s in The Cowboys. Of course he wasn't called Rooster that time.

Gay, or soon to come out the closet gay.

Idiot Who Is Typical wrote:

I'm a single man and I've owned a cat and I'll own another one. Many urban dwellers do. Cats are low maintenance and they're fun to have around. Some of us have girlfriends but don't want kids, and we don't want to walk dogs several times a day.

This is somehow strange to you?

Okay, but cats don't do anything. For the most part the cats that I've encountered tend to avoid their owners most of the time and are super annoying the rest of the time.

Roger Ebert wrote:

In True Grit, Rooster Cogburn owned a cat, and even as a one-eyed fatman, he kicked Bruce Dern's ass. So, there you go.

Yes, but that cat was a champion mouse hunter. Not a fun of the mill house cat.

might be wejo wrote:

Okay, but cats don't do anything. For the most part the cats that I've encountered tend to avoid their owners most of the time and are super annoying the rest of the time.

And cat people will tell you having an outside cat is evil, even though cats obviously hate being stuck inside. So you're basically imprisoning an animal in your house and pretending it's a fun relationship.

On the plus side, you'll probably get infected with toxoplasmosis from the cat's crap, so it goes both ways!

I think of this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1bo98838hs

"cats obviously hate being stuck inside"

[citation needed]

Single men with cats are typically pu$$ies.

Married men with cats are typically doing it because they are outnumbered or pu$$y-whipped