I would have been your friend if you slow blinked at me :)

What is the "slow blink of trust"? I've never heard of that

....I've never done that to my cat. However, I have a lock on my bedroom door to keep my cat from just barging in, and when either me or my boyfriend accidentally locks the other out, we'll scratch at the door and meow because that's what my cat does. Then whoever opens the door will meow back. It's just silly fun, right? Except the other day I was at my cousin's and meowed at her when I opened the door. *shakes head*

Could have happened to anyone of us who owns cats, that is why people call us crazy.

Haha. I do the same thing. Often.

I think it happens to a lot of us. This is the first I've heard of cat people doing it, but dog and horse people do it all the time. I've made the mistake of using "housebroken" when talking to people about potty training or little things like that from being with the dogs, but horse people seem to do it a lot and I'm guilty of it too. I frequently use one finger on my husband's hip and saying "over" to move him over a step so I can reach the garbage under the sink just like I would do to move my horse over from the ground. I learned the other day on a walk that my dog responds to "whoa" because I said it out of habit and he stopped. I've even clicked my tongue at them to get them moving faster. I think it happens because it becomes second nature to us to use it as part of our communication and I think it sticks because, a lot of the time, it works. My husband moves over, my dog stops, etc.

I have three cats. And I've had cats all my life. I do this a lot. Especially to children. I don't feel bad about it anymore. Haha.

I'm so glad I'm not the only person who does that! One of these days I'm going to meet someone who speaks cat...

It's ok. I do it too. They understand. Sometimes they get peeved when I call them with a clicking and whistling though..