Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / March 2004
Betty fantasy
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Takayuki - 10 Mar 2004 21:43 GMT Last week, I was out of town for a day and a half, and I found myself thinking about Betty. It was so quiet at night, in a strange bed. There was none of the meowing when Betty discovers me getting under the covers. There was none of the careful sniffing and pawing. There was no warm furry on top of me. There was no soft purring. It was a cold, quiet night.
I lay quietly and thought about Betty. In my mind, I picked her up and draped her over my shoulder. I stroked her little head, and she purred. I moved on to stroking her cheek and the line of her jaw. She lifted her head so that I could scritch her chin. She gave a shudder and her whiskers trembled. I kissed her whisker pads and held her close as I carried her to bed. I placed her on my lap and ran my fingers across her flank. She stiffened and placed her paws on my stomach. I leaned back as she started to rhythmically knead my stomach. I placed both my hands on her, and felt her shoulder blades pump up and down as she worked on me. When she finally finished, she collapsed on top of me, and I held her close and told her that I loved her.
Does anyone else have these "pornographic" sounding fantasies about their cats? :)
Karen - 10 Mar 2004 21:57 GMT I try not to think about them too much when I'm away on trips or I will end up getting all worried about them and totally not get what I am supposed to out of the trip! But I am a worry wart personality.
Karen
> Last week, I was out of town for a day and a half, and I found myself > thinking about Betty. It was so quiet at night, in a strange bed. [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > Does anyone else have these "pornographic" sounding fantasies about > their cats? :) Takayuki - 10 Mar 2004 22:49 GMT >I try not to think about them too much when I'm away on trips or I will end >up getting all worried about them and totally not get what I am supposed to >out of the trip! But I am a worry wart personality. Like Yowie! I was LOL at the image of her stroking Joel's thigh as though it were a cat.
I remember you were worried about getting Pearl integrated before a trip. I guess that must have worked out okay in the end.
I wasn't too worried about Betty, because it was a short absence, and Betty doesn't get herself into trouble. Also, I remember what a good kitty she was at the shelter where I got her, and think that she must be made out of stern stuff under that love bug exterior.
m. L. Briggs - 10 Mar 2004 22:49 GMT >Last week, I was out of town for a day and a half, and I found myself >thinking about Betty. It was so quiet at night, in a strange bed. [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >Does anyone else have these "pornographic" sounding fantasies about >their cats? :) It sounds like you had somethinng other than kitties on your mind!
Takayuki - 11 Mar 2004 04:50 GMT >>Does anyone else have these "pornographic" sounding fantasies about >>their cats? :) > >It sounds like you had somethinng other than kitties on your mind! This is exactly what happens here at night! I wonder why it comes out sounding so suggestive when it's written down? :)
Marina - 11 Mar 2004 05:43 GMT <snip>
> Does anyone else have these "pornographic" sounding fantasies about > their cats? :) I don't know about pornographic, but I do think of stroking my pus... err kitties when I'm away from them. It's so hard to go to sleep without a purring cat or two in the bed.
Oh no, you're right. Now everything sounds somehow dirty!
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Karen - 11 Mar 2004 15:18 GMT > <snip> > > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Oh no, you're right. Now everything sounds somehow dirty! OK. Let me try. Nothing is more pleasing to me or induces sleep faster than when I feel the PLOP! of Grant on my right hip, the gentle snuggle of Sugar on my feet and, when she finally deems to join us, the motor purr of Pearl cuddled up on my left side. It just seems that then, all is right with the world, and though I know I will not be able to move for the next two hours, I'm comfy and at home and can sleep.
Karen
Stacey - 11 Mar 2004 18:00 GMT > > <snip> > > > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Karen I concur. I'll be sitting in my recliner with a blanket, soon Patrick comes to sleep on Mommy, then Nancy comes to sleep on Patrick. Then Moogie takes up the usual spot at my ankles and within minutes I'm covered in sleepy, snoozy kitties. Not long after I'm getting drowzy myself!
Stacey ;)
jXwXeXrXmXoXnXt@sonic.net - 13 Mar 2004 09:24 GMT > OK. Let me try. Nothing is more pleasing to me or induces sleep faster than > when I feel the PLOP! of Grant on my right hip, the gentle snuggle of Sugar > on my feet and, when she finally deems to join us, the motor purr of Pearl > cuddled up on my left side. It just seems that then, all is right with the > world, and though I know I will not be able to move for the next two hours, > I'm comfy and at home and can sleep. Yes, but your description doesn't have the suggestive quality that Tak's did. I don't think his activities are any different from yours, he just has a certain way of writing about it. :)
Joyce
Charleen Welton - 13 Mar 2004 16:29 GMT > > OK. Let me try. Nothing is more pleasing to me or induces sleep faster than > > when I feel the PLOP! of Grant on my right hip, the gentle snuggle of Sugar [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Joyce I've given Tak's description of his activities a lot of thought, believe it or not, but not pertainiing to me, but rather to Victor Velcro, our five year old neutered male. He has designated me as his person and I wonder if he would have done so if I were flat chested! He lies beside me about 10 seconds after I hop into bed. He starts kneading on my upper arm, working his way up to my shoulder. Then he slides his lithe body down my side a couple of inches and starts kneading on "forbidden territory". I disengage him mostly because it hurts like hell! He repositions himself so he can knead my plump belly for a few minutes after which he falls asleep. He purrs throughout this procedure which occurs almost every night. I wonder what is going on in his little pea brain!
Charleen who need an iron night shirt
Takayuki - 13 Mar 2004 19:50 GMT >I've given Tak's description of his activities a lot of thought Oh no! My description must have come out all wrong for it to prompt so much thought! Actually, I think we would all be surprised at how much thought you give to everyone here. :)
>, believe it >or not, but not pertainiing to me, but rather to Victor Velcro, our five [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >purrs throughout this procedure which occurs almost every night. I wonder >what is going on in his little pea brain! "Mommy!"
Sometimes I think that we love our cats so much that they probably never grow up.
I think that Betty is disappointed that I don't have breasts. She sometimes starts there, but then looks confused. I'll be darned if I'm going to get an operation just for her! She'll probably end up putting me in the emergency room by puncturing the implants with her claws anyway.
You'll have to post pictures of your three! They're all very nice kitties.
jXwXeXrXmXoXnXt@sonic.net - 13 Mar 2004 21:10 GMT > I think that Betty is disappointed that I don't have breasts. She > sometimes starts there, but then looks confused. I'll be darned if > I'm going to get an operation just for her! She'll probably end up > putting me in the emergency room by puncturing the implants with her > claws anyway. Good news, Tak - you don't need surgery or implants to have breasts. Just take some estrogen, and you can grow you own *real* ones. :)
Joyce
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