I’m a cat person. In fact I have a cat, but just the one.
I’m not sure how that makes me generally different though? I’m not trying to be argumentative, I’m genuinely curious.
I am and have always been an introvert, but I’m friends with introverted dog people too. Other than that, I’m not sure what (for lack of a better term) stereotypical traits I would have that correlate with being a cat person?
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Cat people in general are noticably different from non cat people... Not really sure how but it's definitely a thing
I’m a cat person. In fact I have a cat, but just the one.
I’m not sure how that makes me generally different though? I’m not trying to be argumentative, I’m genuinely curious.
I am and have always been an introvert, but I’m friends with introverted dog people too. Other than that, I’m not sure what (for lack of a better term) stereotypical traits I would have that correlate with being a cat person?
Genuinely interested in observations.
But are they different because of the infection, or they are different and hence the infection. That is the question