If Cats Could Talk ... Would They Cry?
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disconnected from the reality of their house.
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Julie put on a face for all of them every day since, covering her lingering curiosity and shy disobedience.
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It took her turning into a cat to think about being more human.
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something had changed, and Julie was starting to grasp what it was. Her life, her endless game of waiting for something to pass, had reached a feline interlude.
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That wishful break
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“Anyway, what kind of food do you think turns people into cats, Margot?”
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I just want to get out of here. Slip out, to be honest.”
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She didn’t want yet another mother-daughter relationship to grow sour.
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Making lasting connections with people had always been difficult for Julie.
Julie
Shes just like me fr
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She never knew how someone could have the courage to look for a friend, or simply walk up to someone, start talking, and magically become connected.
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“Everyone pretends not to care. They think that they forget their dreams. Whatever. It’s the same thing, and it’s a sickness.
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“I would like to care more. And remember my dreams.”
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“I was always so afraid of having too much time that I forgot to realize that it’s up to me to make it count. Time is such a precious little thing in the end. And we do have so little of it! I was too desperate for it to move quicker, and now, all I wish for is for it to come back! I need to live in this time that we have in our hands.
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Being a big sister felt like a burden sometimes. Julie felt the responsibility of watching over Anya, even though she didn’t feel qualified in the slightest.
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“Don’t you find that dangerous?” Julie asked quietly into the round. “You know… to let love guide you?”
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“To your heart being wrong sometimes and right all other times. As long as you live.”
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me: Demons don’t go away, you just get used to them. They become a part of you.”
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“All I want is my defining moment.”
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“My life is full of these tiny, unimportant challenges. I know that I can achieve something great if I was ever put to the test, but it feels like I’m being left out. It just…I feel that I am constantly preoccupied with the thought of being inadequate. At the same time, I can’t be by myself. I know that I need to be, but I am scared to be. The moment I come close to feeling like I am getting there, I latch on to whatever is closest, no matter if it hurts me or not. Maybe I’m simply undeserving. At the same time I am afraid to be normal and not do anything about it. I want my moment, but I fear ...more
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I think I need space. Space to make my own mistakes.
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Anya. To be honest, I don’t think I had much of a purpose as a person. Why would I have one as a cat?”
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Julie couldn’t control a feeling of incredible loneliness
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memory. Julie’s mind had become blank in anger and fear. She felt broken.
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Now that she wanted to, it was too late; cats couldn’t cry.
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She would wake up from a slumber and realize how its melody hid a cry waiting to be heard.