I cant understand why some ppl hate cats. To me they are most adorable pets I've ever had. This morning I saw one of my kitten was hit by a car. I hate to see him in pain. I pray to Allah S.W.T to take him away. I dont wanna see him suffered and yes, Allah S.W.T listens. I love him so much. Loving him is to let him go. In fact I love all my cats. I once had 14 adorable cats. 2 of them dead and another one went away just like that. It hurts whenever I saw cats at food stalls crying, asking ppl to feed them. Every time I see these cats I will give some of my food to them. I cried when I saw the owner or the customers kick at the cats just to get rid of them. It makes me sick to see Muslims who hate cats. Dont you know our Prophet Nabi Muhammad S.A.W loves cats? Havent you heard of the stories? I'm glad I have parents who loves cats.

Once I read a letter published in our local newspaper. I think it's in Utusan Malaysia. The sender complained about her mom loves cats. She has 20 cats in her house. The sender is still studying and didnt stay with her parents. She said her house was filthy and smelly. She knew about our Prophet but she said that she's not comfortable every time she went back home. What the hell.... If you dont like your house filthy or dirty or smelly why dont you just help your mother to clean the house! Why cant you just stop complaining and start helping! Isnt that good if you help your mother with the household? Coming back home doesnt mean you can just seat and relax and lepakz, tolongla ringan kan beban mak kau! Has your mother ever complained about the cats? If she hasnt, it means that you have problems with cats. By the way you live in your parents house, suka hati diorg la nak bela kucing baper ekor pun. Bila kau dah beli rumah sendiri, kau tetapkan la syarat

No Cats Allowed

To sender, I'm not saying that I'm sooo f#%@king good. It's just that I have problems with ppl (especially Muslim) who hate cats. I'm not ashamed to admit that.

Is He "The One"?

You're a Your Man Middle Low!



I love him. I love him not. I love him. I love him not. Feeling a little indecisive? Don't let that scare you. It's completely natural to be unsure, and that indecisiveness doesn't mean that you have to make up your mind immediately. If you've only been together for a little while, don't fret. You've got plenty of time to decide the fate of your relationship. If you've been together for a long time, you might want to dig a little more deeply and try to figure things out. Judging from your answers, there's no denying that this match has potential. But apparently there are some obstacles that can't be ignored. Try to identify and explore what's holding you back. What are your fears? Your concerns? Your hesitations? Once you've pinpointed some of the issues, then you can best figure out if he's right for you.

If the negatives outweigh the positives, then this relationship might not be ideal for you. Although there is no set formula for lasting love, there are some things you should think about. Do you feel that your best qualities shine when you're together? Do you find yourself overlooking pet peeves just because he's the guilty party? Do you feel warm and fuzzy just thinking about him, even when he's not there? When you think about your future, is he in the picture? These are just a few questions to ask yourself. If your answers reveal that this relationship might not be what's best for you, try to communicate your concerns. "Forever" shouldn't be taken lightly. And remember, if he's not "the One", that's okay, because you'll find someone who's even better for you. It's a win-win situation!



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Are You High Maintenance?



You're a Total Middle!



Material Upkeep

Although you definitely appreciate a first-class lifestyle, you don't feel a constant need to indulge yourself. Sure, it's fun to spoil yourself with fancy dinners or designer clothes every once in a while, but you probably don't need everything in your life to be top of the line all the time. Congratulations! You know how to indulge yourself the right way — in moderation.

Emotional Upkeep

You like being a top priority in your partner's life, but you also respect his/her independence — good for you! Sure, it's important for you to feel valued and appreciated in your relationship, but your expectations for your significant other tend to be realistic and attainable. You definitely know how you want to be treated, but you don't think the only fulfilling relationship is one filled with constant doting.

Personal Upkeep

You definitely care about how you present yourself, but probably not enough to let your appearance dictate what you do, where you go, and who you spend time with. Sure, you take pride in your appearance, but you know that some things are more important than looks. That's a great attitude — looks like you've achieved a very healthy balance between narcissism and neglect.

Are You High Maintenance?

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