Dear Diary,
Itās me, Hiro. You know, the original queen of this household before the new cats showed up and turned my life into a reality show I never auditioned for.
Letās talk about the harassment. Every day, Iām subjected to relentless commentary from the peanut gallery. Bellatrix struts around like sheās on a runway, Onyx acts like heās the bouncer to the food bowl, and Ace ā oh Ace ā once looked me dead in the eye and said:
āYouāre just a fluffy bowling ball with legs.ā
Excuse me?! I am majestic. I am powerful. I am… admittedly round. But thatās beside the point.
These new cats donāt understand the struggle. I havenāt been able to properly clean myself in years. You try doing yoga when your belly doubles as a beanbag. I sit on the stairs, wedged between the wall and the step, not because I want to ā but because gravity and geometry have conspired against me.
They chase me. They mock me. They call me names like āHiroshimaā and āThe Puffinator.ā I just want peace, a warm blanket, and maybe a snack that doesnāt involve a sprint.
I used to be the center of attention. Now Iām the punchline. But you know what? Iām still here. Still fluffy. Still fabulous. And when the humans finally invent a Roomba that dispenses treats and compliments, Iāll be the one riding it like a throne.
Until then, Iāll be on the stairs. Judging. Quietly.
ā Hiro

