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Input: Okay so I have two cats that were formerly fosters. Long and short of how they came to stay was: Boo (the older cat) came to live with me as a very very sick kitten so she would have a comfy place to pass on, instead she got better and has been with me for four years. Coco I found this summer on a bike ride, as tiny as kittens come, brought her home and took care of her. Was going to rehome her but my girlfriend grew attached and we kept her. Both are super cuddly and affectionate, and are adored by everyone who comes over. 

Fast forward to a recently. My girlfriend of almost two years has had aggressive diabetes since she was born, and was recently told she has 10% kidney function and will have to go in dialysis, and she's only 25. Her failing kidneys meant aaaallooottttt of dietary restrictions, including Claritin. She's allergic to cats and has had to take a pill or two just to come hang out when we started dating, otherwise she looks like a bee stung her and she's barely comfortable in her own skin. So with the news, I decided I'd rehome my cats, letting them go live with my recently widowed step mom and my two little sisters (this way they'll be loved, my family will have a li'l happiness in a shitty time, and I can see them whenever I want). The girlfriend was racked with guilt and has been depressed already with all the changes we're making over her health.
I told my friends over group chat about the cats leaving and why and they were more upset over me giving away the cats than over my girlfriends predicament, especially one girl in particular who kept making it sound as though I was personally killing the cats "for some chick" . Two days ago was our roommates birthday and that same girl got a card that said "happy birthday teddy bear, sorry straightupforrealtho is killing your favourite cat (boo) just for his girlfriend". My girlfriend was heart broken and embarrassed , especially since she spent the day cleaning the house and baking a cake and decorating just for everyone to have fun.

 I'm really trying to do the best I can for both my cats and my girlfriend, but am I the asshole here? Cause my friends are making it seem that way. 

giving my cats away for my sick girlfriend