Do people ever want to be your friend just because you're au

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My cats are my friends, and not because I am autistic, because they don't know what autism is.

When I was a teenager, my best friend was a spoiled Persian princess named Zum Zum.

The language spoken by many in Iran (which was called Persia until about 1935) is usually called Persian.

Yep, Eloa: I tend to like "domestic shorthairs" myself. Domestic shorthairs are also called "alleycats" in the United States.

In German it says: Wald-und-Wiesenkatze, translation might be: forrest and-grassland-cat, but in the translator I did not find a translation, expression is not existing, but the cats do exist.

I remember in middle school these 3 girls would always try to be my friend, I guess, because I was a lonely piece of crap (middle school was the nadir of my life). Then again, I was pretty much a zombie.

Otherwise, no.

Has anybody ever seen that "Fancy Feast" commercial/advert--with that spoilt white Persian who is so fussy about what goes into her stomach?

I believe cats could relate to autistic people--and be excellent friends with autistic people--because they have autistic traits: especially when it comes to adjusting to new environments.

I had a Domestic Shorthair/Alleycat named Floyd. In most things, he was very dog-like and NT; however, when we moved to another apartment, Floyd just hid under the bed for a whole week; he wouldn't come out to eat. I wonder if he was actually stimming while he was underneath that bed!

I figured out Domestic Shorthair,
I can only process tekst bit by bit,
it means "Hauskatze" in my native language.
I think that the expression I used is more like local expression, but I am not sure about it.
It's late night here, I go to bed.

Pleasant dreams, Eloa