I'm surprised nobody posted THAT gif. You know which one.
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Here's a picture of Zoe in my front yard (right next to the road) taken from inside my moving car.
Go crazy with it, sweet cheeks.
You guys need to get a life
I'm talking shit to the indoor fundamentalists here, but the fact is that, even here, it is more nuanced than that.
I'm very lucky since I live in a calm street. There are enough cars to not let my cats be complacent but they're slow enough to be avoidable. It also helps that both my cats came from the street and both have PTSD towards cars. You won't find them near one. Even so I try to keep them away from the front door where the road is.
My neighbors are also cat lovers and all of them are very tolerant of their antics. But I have friends who weren't so lucky, especially with black cats.
Also, I have no dogs near me. No wild animals or any possible predator. And my cats are coddled enough to not want to be far from the cuddles. They wait for me in the front door or go lie in the neighbor yard, but most of the time they're napping in the backyard or in the couch or following me and my mother around. I'm very lucky.
If I lived in an apartment or a busier road, or had neighbors I don't know or trust...I'm not sure I'd let them go out like this. But, then again, I wouldn't have cats in those conditions.
Even here, you have to look into the surroundings, evaluate the risks and make your own conclusion if it's safe to let them out. But you are the best person to make that decision, not Ashley Leash or Matthew Catio.
Dude, you just made my day...
Oh, the irony...
I'm not having this discussion again. It's not choice, deal with it.
It's not your place to tell me if I can or can't have a cat. Stick to your own rules, we'll stick to ours.
Fair enough. If my cats are completely happy indoors they can stay inside as much as they like. Nobody forces them to go out.

Wait a second! A femboy wank makes me b...I mean makes someone bissexual?