'He can NOT keep locking her in his room’: New parent to 2 cats, Vegeta and Kami, deals with roommate who repeatedly locks Kami in his room and makes possessive ownership comments while she pays all expenses

• Kami and Vegeta

  

• Cat custody battles in shared apartments create the most ridiculous domestic drama imaginable. Your roommate transforms into a feline kidnapper with the stealth skills of a Bond villain, except instead of stealing government secrets they're hoarding your pet like a furry security blanket. They develop selective amnesia about basic cat needs, treating litter boxes and water bowls like optional accessories while creating accidental imprisonment scenarios that would make escape room designers jealous. The casual threats about future pet theft delivered with the nonchalance of discussing weekend plans adds a special layer of audacity that belongs in sitcom scripts.

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• The beautiful chaos emerges when cats become unwitting participants in human territorial disputes, probably wondering why their simple desire for warm sleeping spots has created such household drama. These roommate situations reveal the fascinating ways people justify their behavior, turning pet affection into elaborate rationalization schemes for boundary violations. The fact that someone can lock a cat in a room without basic necessities while claiming to love animals demonstrates the kind of logic that makes reality TV producers rich.

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• Our bewildered pet parent stumbled into the wonderful world of roommate pet politics, learning that clear communication beats passive-aggressive texting when dealing with people who confuse pet sitting with pet adoption. Sometimes the best solution involves having frank conversations before cats start issuing restraining orders.

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• kami snuggling in a human bed

  

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• Kami and Vegeta

  

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• AITA for wanting my new cat to sleep with me and not my roommate?

  

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