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You have to treat them properly, understand their needs/habits/language and then you'll be a responsible pet owner with happy animals
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I get your point, still applied but just too correct you, they’re crepuscular not nocturnal, although it differs just as it does with humans. >

Yup, they are up at sunrise and sunset. all other times they have lower energy. >

Cats kinda domesticated themselves. After people figured out agriculture and had stores of grains. fruits and veggies, Mice, rats and other vermin became an issue. Cats figured out that sticking around meant free food, and the pets and scritches weren't half bad. And real talk, we don't train cats, as any cat owner knows, they are the one who's been trained. >

Um...cats are NOT nocturnal.  They are crepuscular.
This means that their most active times are dawn and dusk, or in even simpler terms in low light conditions. >

They domesticated themselves, they could've just left if it bugged them so much >

No wonder cats are murderous? What cats are you around? The majority of cats I’m around are absolute sweethearts. I personally have three cats and two have never scratched or bit me. Not to mention their not nocturnal. Dog person spotted. >

You are lucky. The same I can tell you, as I always had the “luck” to have cats who bite and scratch. :)))