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This humorous essay explores the absurdity of cats' affection, specifically their habit of licking their owners. The author, a cat owner, describes the experience of being licked as a peculiar and sometimes uncomfortable form of affection. They detail the intense and unexpected nature of the licking, highlighting the stark contrast between the cat's seemingly regal demeanor and its enthusiastic grooming sessions. Through anecdotes and lighthearted observations, the author questions the logic behind this bizarre display of love, ultimately concluding that despite its unconventional nature, it is a unique and heartwarming expression of the bond between a cat and its owner. Comparable works include The essays of David Sedaris or James Thurber, known for their humorous observations of everyday life.

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