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Looking for Love? That Photo With Your Cat Might Be Costing You Dates

Dating all by itself is a complete pain, but you add some cat hair and toe beans, you're set. I'm not claiming to have all of these answers correct, but we cat lovers do give our heart and souls to our furbabies, which completely benefits you for the following reasons:. Honestly, we would give the love away freely to a stray off the street if they got close to us. When cat people buy furniture or update their wardrobe even, they think deeply about how it's going to be affected by their cats. If you own a black cat I do , it might not be a good idea to purchase white bedding, on principle alone because you're thinking of their comfort as well as thinking about how often you actually would clean something else. This is pretty self-explanatory. We make cat sounds to human stuff too, it's a thing - but it's cute when you're dating us and it's a sign of affection. Trying to pee? Too bad, keep the door open.

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A girl recorded a video for the matching site eHarmony because she wanted to find a soulmate. Do you think she can really find someone in the world who is just the right person for her? Well, never lose hope, the world's really big.

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In it, a young, timid woman "Debbie" begins her monologue explaining that it is her first attempt at creating an online dating profile video. Less than a full minute into the video, "Debbie" suddenly hits a wall of emotions and becomes teary-eyed, professing how much she loves cats. By December , the video has accrued over 18 million views. Helloooo, my name is Debbie, um, this is my first attempt at an eHarmony video. This is my first attempt at online dating. I'm nervous but I'm excited at the same time, um, so I'm just going to start talking about what I like and hope I get some replies!

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Cat Lovers Find Fellow Feline Lovers On This Dating App

The authors do not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organisation that would benefit from this article, and have disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their academic appointment. You might guess that someone who has included a photo of themselves hiking is an outdoorsy type of person. But as scientists who study human-animal interactions , we wanted to know what this meant for pet owners — in particular, male cat owners. Prior studies suggested that women do judge a potential male partner based on whether he has pets. While they favor men with dogs, the results showed that they also give men with cats an edge over non-pet owners.

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