| I recently heard an interesting story about two cats. The first cat was kind, loving, and the picture of domestic pethood. She loved being a part of the home and gave as much love as she received. The second cat, introduced into the household several years later as part of a now-defunct relationship, is feral and disrespectful of limits. She is known to attack others, especially the more docile cat. Even though the human relationship ended, the second cat remains and continues to be a scoundrel. How does it serve anyone, including the second cat, to remain in the home? When something or someone is disrespectful, threatening, and uncooperative, it is never a moral imperative that they continue to live in your environment. Perhaps this cat was not born to be in a domestic setting. This cat may prefer to live in a barn where she can attack mice and other vermin to her heart’s content. Set the cat free. Set yourself free. As you enter the new year, what might you let go of and release yourself from a false sense of obligation? How can you make your world more peaceful while allowing others to be more fully who they are? Want some help? I’m here for you. Mary |
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