And instead, cats behave as if they don't care in the least. There are also people like that, you know? Ariscas, who don't let themselves be loved. Idgie was like that
Cats often exhibit a demeanor that suggests indifference, acting as if they are unaffected by those around them. This behavior invites comparisons to certain individuals who display similar traits. These people, described as 'ariscas,' tend to build walls around themselves and resist emotional connections.
One notable character who embodies this behavior is Idgie from "Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe" by Fannie Flagg. Like the aloof nature of cats, Idgie demonstrates a reluctance to embrace love and affection, highlighting how some individuals choose to remain emotionally distant even in the presence of genuine care.
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