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Input: This might not be as serious as others but I’d still like some advice.

Basically me and the Gf have a lovely 8 month old kitten who is a gem and is an amazing cat that we both love. That being said, he can get super energetic and become a little frenzied as well.

This was never really a problem till I made my first PC. Ever since then the cat has been obsessed with it and will always try to gnaw at the wires, jump on the case/keyboard and scratch at the monitor. I’ve tried putting orange peels and spraying him but it hasn’t worked and he has already broken the keyboard which is not
A big deal I just got a replacement one. However there was an instance where he jumped on the monitor and it fell off my desk, luckily it’s fine but I’ve been more wary since then.

The problem lies within the fact that my GF wants to keep him in the room while we sleep, but that also allows him to jump all over my desk and computer, and it’s very tiring to get up over and over again to take him off.
I’ve tried playing with him
Before bed to tire him out but sometimes
I’m too tired to do that too.

GF thinks I’m being mean for not letting him in the room and says he can get lonely and depressed if we don’t sleep with him. I just want to protect my computer but I don’t want to make my
Cat depressed. If I’m not being the asshole, how do I explain to her that I still love our cat but I just want to protect my stuff.? 

not wanting the cat in the room while I sleep