Especially when that family member is a diva and top of that, a cat. It turns out; they have really strict boundaries as to what part of their body they like to be petted. At least Coco has that boundary.
However, one kid was brave enough to interview her house cat, and she even sort of succeeded. Although she wasn’t able to complete the interview.
My kid did an interview with her cat pic.twitter.com/PCdnBTiRNs
— Paul Duane (@MrPaulDuane) December 4, 2017
Not surprisingly, the tweet has gone viral with over more than 18,000 re-tweets and almost 50,000 likes. That might be because every cat owner can relate. I mean, cats are assholes, what else did you expect?
Your kid is actually funny, not kid funny.
— Kate le Vann (@katelevann) December 4, 2017
This is the best thing I’ve read today. A future in writing.
— Laura Lee (@GlasgaeLauraLee) December 4, 2017
My cat-mad 10 year old loves this 😂 🐈
— Mary 🙌🏻 WASH YOUR HANDS 🙌🏻 Roche (@maryroche) December 4, 2017
Brilliant! Please tell her we'd love to hear more… 🐱
— Flor Mac Carthy (@florNEWS) December 4, 2017
this is all hilarious but the use of dashes during the cat's hard boundary setting is iconic https://t.co/yJMnV5YBjb
— sarah maria griff (@griffski) December 4, 2017
Can’t wait for the kid to get out of Scouts so I can tell her she’s gone a bit viral.
— Paul Duane (@MrPaulDuane) December 4, 2017
Can’t wait for the kid to get out of Scouts so I can tell her she’s gone a bit viral.
— Paul Duane (@MrPaulDuane) December 4, 2017
For those asking, here’s a bad photo of Coco (she’s impossible to photograph) pic.twitter.com/9K3bc182QD
— Paul Duane (@MrPaulDuane) December 5, 2017
Why does my cat look like he’s about to interview you pic.twitter.com/pHw63BORO5
— Bobbie Seavill (@BobbieSeavill) November 27, 2017
Do you have any diva cats? And can you relate to this tweet? Share your thoughts in the comments below!