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We had to send my cat over the rainbow bridge only a few weeks ago (just got his ashes back two days prior to me finding this game) and. wow. Wow, the purring and the bell jingling reminds me so much of him

His name was Ollie, he had FIV so he was already not in the best condition, even for a rescue, but he adored playing and snuggling up to me. He'd cry to be let into my room every night and demanded to be spooned. Wouldn't settle down unless my hand was holding his head and my chest was against his back

It would have been his 6th birthday this August, and it was so hard to let him go after he started deteriorating, but the writing in this game gave me a form of closure that I haven't realised i needed. I felt selfish not wanting to make the decision to stop the pain for him, but it's only because I loved him. And in the end, loving him is the reason I had to let him go, huh

I'm gonna stop my rambling there, and just say how genuinely thankful I am for you making such a lovely game like this. Even though I'm sitting here right now fighting off tears, but in a good way. Thank you.

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I've lost several cats in my life. our record was our last two who lived to 18. Be kind to yourself. Tears are healing. the love they had for you never fades. My sincere condolences.

Thank you. Almost forgot I wrote this and the tears immediately started coming back. Not usually an easily sensitive guy but I guess it's just one of those days today. Condolences to your cats too, I remember my old childhood furry buddy lived until he was around 19, he's still just as fresh in my mind. Cats have so much love to give and it hurts when we have to let them go

I'm very sorry to hear about both of your cats, I hope that the time you spent with them were filled with joy.

I'm sending you both lots of love, and hugs if you need them. It's never easy losing a companion, give yourself time to grieve and process if you need to, and take care of yourselves. 

Much love,

thank you, much love to you both as well