The joys of sharing your life with a cat are truly boundless.
Cats get a reputation for being low to high-maintenance, independent, and overall easy to take care of - and while there may be grains of truth to these stereotypes, it's certainly not al...
I left home when I was 16, I came from a wealthy family in Thailand. However, when my biological father died, my mom got married again to a businessman. I am okay with it, but I don't have a good relationship with my step dad. He's kind and loving, I just don't like him and the idea that they cheated with my dad when is still alive. Maybe it really takes time and healing to accept new person in our life especially when we are use to it to those old people that makes us happy and safe. They say you cannot heal in the same environment that made you sick
I came here in Seoul, Korea to study. I stayed to my aunt which is the younger sister of my biological dad. My mom is okay with it, I still communicate with her via face time from time to time. She's paying for my tuition and allowance.
I finished my Degree in Information Technology. I am 22 and currently working as a Full stack developer in a local company here in Korea. On a side note, I'm also working as a part time mechanic in our mini "talyer" (car workshop) My aunt said that since I'm an IT, she assumes that I am also good in doing car mechanics, fixing our aircon, our ref and busted cellphone. I'm tired of explaining that IT doesn't do that. Though, I also enjoy doing it so I'm fine with it.
I'm also a full-time cat mom. I have 6 cats. They made me sane during my dark times.
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Not only are they a happy face to greet you when you arrive home, but they are a great way to help instill routine into my life by giving me someone to care for. Parenting a pet is both a financial and emotional commitment that feels a bit easier for those still building up their careers. Being a mother is an invaluable experience and not all have the privilege or capability to choose the traditional route. For many, becoming a mom to a pet is a close second. And I was lucky to meet the mother of my 5 cats, My 6th cat.
Jennie.
We went to the same university in college. We became block mates and friends with her since she's the only student that is fluent in speaking English. She's also the one who taught me to easily adjust in Korea by learning their language and culture.
We've been together for 6th years now. Both working adults. Jennie's 23 and she has been working as a Recruitment Supervisor in a US company based here in Seoul. She's a career driven person and willing to do everything for her family and for me.
When she told me when we're still in 1st year college that she likes me, I thought she's just pranking and teasing me. I didn't imagine that she's also into girls. She's the queen bee during college. She's smart, gorgeous, sexy, came from an average and good family background. She fell in love first but I feel harder. I can't imagine my life without having Jennie by my side. I love her so much and I'm willing to give her everything
She's my favorite cat.
A/N: Wassup. This story line keeps on running to my head for a month now. Will give it a try hehe.. I'm not sure about this though :)
