Do you believe that curiosity kill the cat?

[Anonymous]

Any experience?

[Guy13]

Not exactly but overtime in REAL life:: "I already have a Momma"..."Can you let me breathe and have a life without you and incessant questions". Her: "why are you so private... I wish you would tell me when you leave... I wish you had told me earlier that you had made these plans/"..."We just deicided 15 minutes ago, babe."

[Anonymous]

When I was 7yrs old, my babysitter came over straight from school and had been wearing heels all day. She took them off and made a comment about her feet stinking, I didn't think girls could get stinky feet. She dared me to smell them, so definitely out of curiosity I did. The smell didn't kill me but came close!

[purplepoppy]

That's just something you scare children with when they attempt to learn.

[SEL195]

Yes. Sometimes it is nice to live in blissful ignorance and delusions

[ArrowheadSW]

No I don't believe that. Funny though that I was just thinking about that saying the other day and I was wondering how that saying got started... LOL

[DCooper]

I believe the cat, once exposed to the curiosity, exists in both alive and dead states up to the moment I actually observe the cat.

[OneManOnly01]

Not curiosity, it’s the habit of poking your nose into other people’s business that kills the cat.

[sage2021]

Curiosity killed the cat but satisfaction brought it back.

[exitseven]

This is a great question. I wish I had a really great answer but I really cannot think of any.

[jimmy2]

Yes I do and it can not I can really teach a very hard lessons in life

[BlueScorpio]

Yes, sometimes.

[OddBeMe]

I just see bored cats. Not curious ones.