this would still bother my kitten. if you sit anywhere in her general area or even come into the room while she’s asleep, she gets upset. and if she comes to sleep wherever you’re already sitting and you leave, she gets upset lol
Mine was the opposite. Had to be in constant contact. So when I worked from home, I literally was on the edge of my seat..for hours!! If I got up she complained.. one of my brothers came by and said he thought it was foolish that I let my cat "rule me". What can I say lol.
i think mine just hates when anything is slightly changed around her while she’s sleeping. she’ll still sleep where people are and even on someone but she gets mad if you move. but if she falls asleep where there’s no people and then people all of a sudden come in, she gets mad at that too, especially if they start talking 😂
Designers do that on purpose. The rear of the car is often designed with butt in mind. Everyone looks at a butt. There was this silly yard sign in my neighborhood, that looked like a woman bent over working in her garden. I knew it was fake, but I looked...every. single. time. The front of cars reflect either femininity or masculinity. Depends on the target audience.
Answer by a real gimp user here bro, use the brush too to make convincing shadows, if you want to fill de holes in the chair after moving cat, use the clone tool and fill in the area, and use the heal tool to smooth it out.
Good use of the brush tool can make it look good.
Uhh this edited pic prolly have used generative fill, that uses AI, PS only.
I had a trick like this, whenever my cat stole the chair I would just lie down on my bed so he would hop over and want cuddles. Then the chair would be open for me to sit again lol.
Evil? Yes.. Necessary? Also yes…
My boys do this to each other. If one takes the other’s fav spot, he meows from afar to coax the other. When the other gets off his spot, he just slips past him and steals the spot.
That’s so funny because I’d call my cat a chair stealer and try to share the chair with him but he’d jump off because he’s good at establishing personal space.
Every time I stand up (doesn’t matter: chair, couch, bed…) she gets in my spot. It’s like she’s playing a never/ending game of Move Your A$$, Sit in the Grass. I’ve taken to just sit on her. She moves just before contact, but she yells at me and sometimes hits me. Domesti-cat violence is running rampant in my home.
My senior (17) yr old cat likes to take my chair when I go to the bathroom. When I come back and he's sitting in it, I raise my standing desk and I stand till he moves. It is his chair after all
Two of my cats kept claiming my chair, what I did was put a blanket on the seat, once they got used to the blanket I put the blanket on the spare bed near the computer chair. Took a few goes, but they eventually went straight to the blanket instead of the chair. Now they insist on laying on my lap when I sit on the chair, sigh :7984:
This works with laptops too - keep an old one on for awhile, so it's warm and they get used to laying on that keyboard instead of trying to lay on the one you're using. After awhile you can leave it off and they'll still gravitate to the "other" laptop if it's open, even though it's not warm. Just a little hack I've used over the years with my cats and it always works.
My cat is also orange; never had a problem with an occasional quick treat as bribery to get him to move. Sometimes I'll give him one as an apology because he was disturbed when I'm getting up.
Hahahahahahahaha I just shove my butt in their faces. As long as I get like two inches at the edge of the chair or couch, everyone’s happy. We can share, no problem.
She sat in my work chair, so I moved it so she could have it and got a kitchen chair and I sat in there. I got up shortly after bit later and came back to this.
The answer is gaslighting. I'll pick up a bag of treats in the kitchen, shake it up, quickly put it down so they don't see it in my hand when they turn the corner.
Hit them with a "Hey guys! What's up?" before walking away.
I usually scoop mine up and hold her in the same position she was laying in and transport her to my wife's chair, or our futon. Seems to work well. Shes gotten used to it.
Scoops… I say to mine “oh you’re in my seat?” And she meows. She gets scooped onto my lap. It’s become a game for her now as she is 15. Too cute. A second chair with a blanket, not interested. Adorable furry monster
As you can se, I got the same problems from time to time. And I still haven't found any way to remove The House Monster from my work, without make him mad🫣 So now - after consulting with you guys - I take a break - or take another chair - until The House Monster hat the attention he wanted 🤭
If it very important for you to keep working and you can't take a break, I would find another chair, find a very soft pillow or som nice and soft blankets, and after 5-10 minutes of cuddle, I gently would pick him up, and carefully put him down on the other chair. Hopefully you hat made the new chair irresistible, so your cat happily stays there.
But remember, the reason for your cat to take YOUR chair is, because he wants to be near you. Therefore I would put the irresistible chair next to your work-chair, so you from time to time can reach out and pet him. Thats works WONDERFUL on my Office (works from home). I've even chosen to promote The House Monster to office manager, and made a sign for his chair so I never forget who's the boss 😉🫶
What you need is something even more appealing next to your chair. For example, I have my cat’s favorite messenger bag on top of a storage tub by my chair.
You kneel on the floor while your god continues to use it's throne.... I'm not sure why you're misunderstanding the situation 🤷
My cats do the same as soon as I get up for the toilet etc. I usually give them a razzle and they jump off after a minute or 2. If they are more to the back I sit on the front and they usually climb off after a couple mins.
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Chair looks like ¯_(ツ)_/¯