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Input: My roommate has two cats. She had one when I moved in, and that cat acts like one I would suspect has been either neglected or abused. It does NOTHING. Doesn't even clean itself. Just lays under the coffee table. Then, she got another kitty months later, without consulting me. I'm no asshole, so I didn't make a big deal about it. But then she puts her kitty in "cute" suits. The cat proceeds to rip it off any chance it gets, obviously not liking the restriction. Did I mention my roommate is also allergic to cats? So she pushes them out of her room all day and maybe only interacts with them for a couple minutes a day (feeding). I started letting her new kitty into my room (since the other one hisses when i try to reach for it) whenever she left for school or work and proceed to take off the suits and entertain it/pet it. I bought a hair removal tool  and cleaned her kitty tonight, since she left for the weekend (doesn't even ask me to feed/water her cats bowls btw, I just do it if i notice she has been gone long) and was thinking to myself "I should take this kitty when I move out." Obviously illegal but would you consider me an asshole for such an act/previous acts?

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TLDR: I stow my roommates kitty in my room when shes gone, since she neglects the fuck out of it. Am i the asshole?

Pic of kitty: [https://imgur.com/a/RyVRLgi](https://imgur.com/a/RyVRLgi)

stowing away my roommates kitty in my room without her knowledge