We love cats. We love cats more than 99.9% of the things in this world… except you (don't tell our cats we said that). But Valentine's Day is the one day of the year when we get the opportunity to prioritize our hooman loves over our feline ones, so we might as well make the most of it. And in our humble opinion, it's never too early to start saying "I love you, I respect you, and I choose you."
Everyone appreciates being told that they look beautiful, that you're thinking about them, or that you appreciate them. So, even though we still have a few days until the big V-Day, it's never too early to warm up your crush's (or your purrtner's) heart with a little romance before the day of love arrives. In fact, it might make Valentine's Day even better because you've reminded them how special they are to you.
We shouldn't need an excuse to make our special someone feel ameowzing, but days like VDay remind us to if we've let that part of our relationship get a little lazy. It's okay if it has, it happens. Life happens. Busy work periods, kids, soccer games, and whatever else that comes up often gets in the way. Valentine's Day reminds us to quiet all that other stuff and put our purrtner first.
Now, what is the ultimate way for a cat lover to tell their purrson that they love them the most they pawssibly can? By telling them that they love them more than cats. They know that we (and you) love cats more than anything in the universe, so if you love them more than cats, there's no going up from there. Seriously, don't tell our cats that we said any of this, they think they are the center of our universe, and if they found out they weren't, they would be devastated.
And what is our generation's way of communicating? Through memes! So below you'll find some of the most romantic memes to send to your cat-loving crush to warm up their spirit before Valentine's Day. They're purrfectly silly and the ultimate "I love you" from one feline fanatic to another.
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