unimpressed bride
This FML is from back in 2015 but it's good stuff
Traverse City, United States
Cool your jets
Today, it's been two weeks since I got married. It's also two weeks since my husband got cold feet about moving in together, because he thinks the sudden change would be too emotionally distressing for his cat. FML
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hornytoad13 15
I honestly can't tell which ones more of a pussy. Your husband or his cat.
Evil_Jester 17
Tell him it's either his kitty or yours.
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worldclassrager 41
Cats adjust easly...him on the other hand needs some work
Mehokaay 14
Your husband might have a reason from prior changes in the house, some cats are super weird and can stress themselves out to get "feline idiopathic cystitis"...it sounds super dumb but give the cat some time. If that's the only case for your husband ask him if he wants to work on the cat getting use to the lifestyle change steadily? Good luck
SweetasCandy0609 28
He did know that once you get married you move in together right? Why did he go through with the wedding if he was so concerned about his cat. I know guys who put pussy first but normally it's the pussy they are with and not their cats, just ask him which pussy is more important for him to have his or yours. Good luck OP
Onyx3288 22
Dafuq
tygerarmy 35
That man is kitty whipped.
B00K_L0V3R93 31
And this is why you should move in before you get married. That way you work out all the kinks and potential problems in a relationship before making a life time commitment. Obviously your husband needs to decide what and who his priorities are. I'm sure the cat will survive the move.
dman798 18
Try to lure him in with your kitty
mollybelle 13
I honestly don't think I could marry someone without living with them for a few years first. That's crazy...
RinoaHeartilly 36
This is one of the reasons why people should live together before they get married.
conholio33 28
Wow, i'm so sorry. Does he not know cats can handle a move well after a couple of weeks adjusting to a new home.