Loss
Posted: Sep 1st, '19, 22:30
My cat I've had for 15+ years died August 30th.
She wasn't doing too good, so I knew she wouldn't be alive much longer.
I got her when I was still in school and I dropped out of school when I was 17 or 18 and I'm 30 now, so we've been together a long while.
I would say we were both old, bitchy ladies.
I called her "Sweetie-puss" when she was being sweet and "Fuss-puss" when she was cranky.
She loved napping on me because of my big boobs.
I joked that if I didn't have big boobs, she wouldn't want to nap on me anymore because she was superficial.
She was a big talker too. She'd meow at me and I'd talk back to her and she'd meow back and we'd have a conversation.
She was a literal scaredy cat and didn't trust many people - she trusted me more than anyone.
I joked that she had little spider assassins that helped kill pesky insects around the house.
She also had the prettiest blue eyes, but they always looked solid black at a distance and in artificial light.
I'd find her in the bathroom sink in the dark, staring at the mirror and I'd ask "What're you doing, honey? Summoning demons?"
I miss her so much. There's an emptiness in me that'll never be filled.
I lost my dog Saya last year - almost a literal year ago. It destroyed me. I assumed Kiri would die first because she was really old, but my Saya randomly died. I miss her so much too.
She was an aloof little dog. She wasn't mean, but she always stayed by herself or didn't interact with people much.
She was also a licker. She licked EVERYTHING.
She also had these crazy ears that did whatever they wanted.
She wasn't that playful most of the time, but as soon as fall came, she'd get more playful because of the cool air.
It was so much fun to watch her hopping around and playing with toys.
I'm making this thread because I know a few people have lost pets recently and I want to just talk about it.
These precious babies come into our loves and give us such happiness and when it's their time to go, it just hurts. A LOT. But they leave us with happy memories.