Her father’s relationship with their cat, who once didn’t want a damn cat, is depicted by his daughter.

We’ve all met someone who has a hard time expressing themselves. They make others feel as if they don’t care about anything, but they have such strong feelings deep down inside that they simply don’t know how to express. These people are probably afraid of appearing weak in front of others, so they pretend to be strong. They simply do not want someone’s soft side to show and realise their flaws. While expressing love does not make one vulnerable, it does reveal your caring side, making you more open and approachable.

This type of action, on the other hand, is not restricted to a particular age group or demography, but it is most commonly seen among senior males. There is usually a cranky old man in our neighbourhood or family who is always whining and demanding about something. It doesn’t matter if it’s their household pet or their next-door neighbor’s noisy child. They’re still out there yelling at people. They may appear to be unconcerned about others, although they are deeply concerned. They have so much love, and it’s all unconditional. Pietro, the artist Akiro Tea’s father, has acted in this manner toward his own pet cat, Fritz. In a moving and amusing comic strip,Akiro depicted the friendship between her father and his cat. Take a look and scroll down.

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We can spot a dash of love in that hateful warning.

Dad said so but dad didn’t mean so.

Oh, the things we do for love.

You always hurt the person who loves you the most.

There’s something about the individuals we love the most. We still end up making them injured. It’s not that we want to, but it’s just that, and vice versa, we think so much for them. They have some of our standards and we have some of theirs. People get hurt when these standards break down. In the case of cats, it’s something similar. They don’t want to harm us, but they scratch us and mark their territories sometimes. It’s the way they warn the world that they’re human, so back off! All of those scars are only an expression of cats’ affection. Maybe that is why they say it hurts to love?

It’s a love-hate relationship.

It’s a good time, no one is looking. I must pet my catto.

Standing up for your cat is a way of telling them you love them even if you don’t show it.

Your cat is not just your pet but it’s your child.

Despite all the yelling and scolding the cat knows who loves her the most.

Say hello to the real Fritz!

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