нι, тнιѕ ιѕ αη єχρℓαηαтιση σƒ ωну вℓα¢к ¢αт'ѕ αяєη'т єνιℓ - тнαηк'ѕ gσσgℓє ƒσя нєℓρ! ι ƒєℓт тнє ηєє∂ тσ мαкє тнιѕ, вє¢αυѕє ιт'ѕ мσяє ѕєяισυѕ тнαη мσѕт ρєσρℓє тнιηк; ѕσ яєα∂ ση! :D Statements, explained: ⇢ Note: normally I allow advertising, but please don't. 1.) This may be surprising or open to arguments for some people, but it seems pretty straightforward to me: When a black cat crosses the road…it means it’s trying to get somewhere. Where does this whole bad luck concept come in? 2.) The real reason the whole “black cats are unlucky” concept started, according to Google, is because of witch stories. But…everyone knows witches are fictional, right? So, uh, why do people believe those stories, claiming black cats are witch’s companions and leading into the idea of bad luck…???? 3.) This isn’t just about superstitions: it’s important. Black cats are less likely to be adopted, and some people even hurt them upon sight or kill them, which is almost too sad for me to write D': ... poor kitties... They’re claimed to be less friendly, a total myth. 4.) For all those cat lovers, like me, don't be super offended if someone thinks in general, or specifically black, cats are evil. We all know cats don't even know HOW to be evil, let alone would they actually try. But, really, if someone thinks cat's are advanced enough and, I don't mean this with offense to kitties, smart enough to learn to be evil, that's a compliment in a way. 6.) Also, someone who thinks cats are evil or black cats are unlucky often knows nothing about cats, and/or had one bad experience with a cat that has made them now think this forever. ✮✮✮Thanks everyone!✮✮✮ ⇢ @bmgilad/@-Iced-Vanilla-Latte Maybe try to get this featured to spread the word: https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/28715018/comments Or just ♡ & ☆ for support, thank you! Remix, too, for support & to spread the word :D and get a free follow/love and favorites/other ideas?
