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4 minutes ago, dallysingh101 said:

She wont leave me alone....

But I noticed with certain people, she gets all alert and cautious. Sometimes she just runs away from them looking alarmed, which isn't like her.  lol!

And I can see they are uneasy too.

Wonder what it is ? Body language ? Smell sense? 

You must be meeting 'wrong uns' unless your cat is not  selective...

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Just now, Premi5 said:

Wonder what it is ? Body language ? Smell sense? 

You must be meeting 'wrong uns' unless your cat is not  selective...

Look, where and when I grew up, you're going to meet all sorts. Some of them are proper wrong uns with a lot of history. Some of them come from certain types of families, often they've been getting in a lot of serious trouble since young, but adapt to avoid this when older. 

I don't know what it is about cats, I think intelligent ones have a really highly developed sense of instinct, might be down to some of the senses we humans have, and some other senses we don't? Not all cats are like this though, only the really sharp ones.  They are small, and vulnerable to a lot of things like other predators  (dogs, foxes and whatnot), traffic, ill intentioned humans, so maybe some of them have developed some sort of 'spider-sense' to this? 

 

One of the stranger characteristics of psychopaths is their choice of pets. Ronson says they are almost never cat people. "Because cats are willful," he explains.

Psychopaths gravitate toward dogs since they are obedient and easy to manipulate. Ronson says he spoke with individuals who would qualify as psychopaths who told him they aren't sad when they hear about people dying. "But they get really upset when their dogs die because dogs offer unconditional love."

https://archive.kpcc.org/news/2011/05/18/26778/how-spot-psychopath/

 

 

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