Say sorry to Mr Whiskers!
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Hopefully ex-fiancé
domestic abuse only gets worse. get out of there
Be careful with your phrasing. If your fiance was startled awake by the commotion and made a sudden motion that accidentally struck you, that is not hitting. If he was awake and aware and deliberately hit you out of anger or to correct you, that is abuse, and you should seek help.
I don't think this is really a YDI or FML without more details. 1. How did you try to remove them? As a lifelong cat owner, if you just pushed (even gently) a sleeping animal, they're going to instinctively dig in in the same way you would cling to something if you abruptly started slipping. 2. As someone else mentioned, did they hit you or flail awake and strike you by accident? Either way, asking you to apologize to the cat is dumb, the cat doesn't give a shit that you tried to move it, just that it was startled awake. 3. If they did hit you, have a conversation about it when you're both awake and not startled by a flailing cat. Unless this isn't the first time, and then DTMF.
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um... your fianceé should NOT be hitting you. I would have gotten up out of bed and left. **** putting up with that bullshit !