Man evicts girlfriend after she ‘kicked out’ his cat

The 'Am I the A**hole' subreddit delivers another cracker.

A man decided to evict his girlfriend after she "kicked out" their cat. Writing on the iconic Am I the A**hole subreddit, the Redditor explained that when his girlfriend of two years moved in a few weeks ago, “it was clear” she didn’t like Raven, the resident 3-year-old cat. Although the pair initially put aside their differences on the cat, the man was left horrified one day when Raven went missing, which was unusual as Raven is an indoor cat. After going missing for several hours, the Redditor’s friend spotted Raven two blocks from their house and brought the kitty home. And when he confronted his girlfriend about Raven's disappearance, the truth came to light. They said: "I was furious, saying she had no right to kick him out and told her that since she thought she had the power to kick my cat out, I wanted her out of my house by the end of the month. "She cried that she had nowhere to go and that she would have to live on the streets. I said I didn’t care and told her to leave by the end of the month. "My friends think I’m being too harsh, but my cat could have died because of her and I don’t want her trying anything else." Related links:

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Unsurprisingly most people sided with him, with top comment reading: "NTA [not the a**hole]. The cat was there first." One commenter wrote: "Oh damn, so the girlfriend threw out an indoor BLACK cat during Halloween season?? Shelters don’t even let people adopt black cats this time of year because people can be sick superstitious f***s. Raven is lucky to be alive!" Another user said: "She figured out how to live separately from you until a few weeks ago, she can figure it out again." And another suggested that giving her until the end of the month was rather generous, writing: "End of the month? I’d have put her out that very day."