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8. But that mindset has been with me since childhood, reinforced by the movies we watched that painted every cat as suspicious.
Turns out, the only thing possessed in this story,was my imagination.
Please tell me I’m not the only African child raised to fear cats like this 😭
7. she once tried to cast and bind? 😆🤣
Ironically, the cat runs whenever it sees me coming. But honestly, it’s not entirely my fault,It’s what society and many of us Africans grew up believing about cats that they’re possessed. Don’t get me wrong, I believe in in spirituality.
6. Little did I know the harmless cat was simply out looking for her daily bread.
After learning the truth and remembering how rats used to terrorize our waste bin I actually started hoping the cat would come around more often. Now guess who stops to say hi to the same cat😅🤣
5. when I was busy kabashing, and the cat just stood there staring at me. It didn’t run,It didn’t move it just looked at me. Fear caught me instantly. I ran inside before it could spit on my face or harm not knowing the poor thing was probably wondering y I was being so dramatic.