I'll keep this short. The point is that the cat is terrified of something that can not harm it, for which it is literally the natural predator. It's ridiculous, and the cat is afraid of nothing. It is in no actual danger.
Story time about my cat:
I had a cat get a plastic bag wrapped around her body out of her own dumb curiosity, and took off running. Her brother she was very close to (always slept together) chased her because of the bag or because he was worried about his sister. She pissed everywhere. Everyone in the house (3 adults) chased her until we caught her. After we got that bag off her she was never the same. She was never in any danger, it wasn't wrapped around her neck, or covering her face. Never slept near her brother again, and was very stand-offish with him for the rest of their lives, it was really sad. She also was afraid of the sound of plastic bags.
They're not even humans. They have little primitive brains based around survival. That cat will likely be afraid of brooms and maybe men or men who who look like him after this. That's how trauma works. It imprints on the brain, and if you learn anything from avoiding danger, you will carry a traumatic wound in order to learn that. Sometimes the brain makes unnecessary connections that aren't valuable.
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u/NyxsMaster Jan 23 '25
Yea, you're really stupid.
I'll keep this short. The point is that the cat is terrified of something that can not harm it, for which it is literally the natural predator. It's ridiculous, and the cat is afraid of nothing. It is in no actual danger.