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6 Reasons I Want to Be a Cat

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6 Reasons I Want to Be a Cat

When life gets hard, sometimes I just wish I could be a cat. Every time I come home I’m reminded of the easy life that my cats have. Cats don’t have responsibilities and they get to live their lives being waited on by humans. What a life it would be to be a cat.

1. I would get to sleep a lot without anyone questioning it

I just recently learned that cats sleep on average 14 hours a day. That’s a really long time. Cats get to sleep when they want and no one tells them they can’t because they don’t have any responsibilities.

2. I get to always be warm

Having a fur coat and a warm house to be in all the time must make life that much easier. Plus, I can sleep in a bed with humans for warmth at night!

3. I would get to speak cat

I have meowed back at my cats for years and I don’t really know what they are saying. Maybe I could finally have an actual conversation with my cat.

4. I can sleep where I want

My cats always just sleep wherever they want in the house and it seems like the good life. Cats don’t have to go find a bed to sleep in when they are tired, they just lay down and curl up!

5. There are no responsibilities

As a cat I wouldn’t have to be stressed, do school work or laundry. I just wander around living my life without problems. The only problems I could ever run into are other cats.

6. You can fit in small spaces

One of the best things about cats is that they will play in boxes. If I was a cat I would be a box cat.

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