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Originally Posted by the minx
What a silly response. It's not like she brought the cats home and sprung them on him one day. He walked into the marriage knowing he had allergies and knowing not only that she had cats, but that she's a vet! No offense, but what an idiot he was.
You don't walk into someone's life and agree to who/what they are, and then expect them to change a major part of themselves (she's a vet, hello). She made a compromise by moving the cats to another area and I think that was a pretty big step for her. He's upset because she's not focusing on him.
Sorry, but when you adopt a pet, it is a commitment. I know some people don't understand that, but you can't just love them when it's convenient. Her commitment to her pets was made before the marriage. He walked into the situation knowing full well that there could be issues. End of story.
I guarantee you that if she was forced to get rid of the cat, the marriage would suffer even more than it already has. A true animal lover would never give up their pet and be ok with it - ever.
What a sillier response. They are animals not children. It's one thing to love your animals but another to put them above human life . But whatever
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