As people's living standards improve, more and more people are keeping pets. Some people treat their pets very well, like their own children, and spoil them rotten. Others treat their pets as companions, sharing their joys and sorrows with them. Pets are also very emotional; they will listen attentively.
A man finally confessed his feelings to the girl he had been pursuing for years, and she accepted. Overjoyed, the man got drunk. Back home, he cuddled his cat and kept talking about how happy he was. The cat, initially happy for the man, listened attentively.
It would wag its tail from time to time, seemingly happy for its owner. But after talking for a while, the man suddenly hugged the cat and started kissing it repeatedly, showering it with kisses.
The man didn't realize he had pushed the cat to its limit, but the cat didn't mind because the man was drunk and happy. Normally, the cat would have slapped him. Anyone who's owned a cat knows this well: cats can be aloof at times, and quite mischievous at others, but if you really anger them, they won't care who you are and will immediately unleash a furious scratching spree.
