Cats fostering (foster daughter) must be a girl

Alright, I won't make this long. My conditions for the fosterer is that she must be a girl. She must understand and agree with me that fostering isn't permanent. — Meaning that fostering isn't forever, but rather borrowing a cat temporarily. The benefit in this is that you'll have a cat for about half a year or a year, and during this time my sister's son might pass away without any condition, and then I'll return our beloved cat to her original owner, her real mother, source of affection. Surely you won't be selfish enough to deprive your cat from her real mother. At the same time, most likely you and I, the fosterer, will become friends, and our bond will be through Noora. — Because if my circumstances improve, I will personally retrieve my cat from you, come to your home and take her without burdening you with the retrieval process. You must be a patient girl because I'll frequently check on my cat. Every two weeks to a month, you must respect this request. You will be questioned about her on Judgment Day if you neglect her or harm her, or break your promise with me that fostering is not permanent. If you want to see her picture, contact me privately. Noora Has been with me for a year and a half since she was a newborn. All her belongings are with her. You will take her from the house along with all her items: two beds, toys, a portable litter box, a litter scoop, collars, an alternative AirTag to track her, a leash when walking her outside, and a travel carrier when taking her to the clinic. (The cat isn't spayed.) I strongly avoided spaying her; I fear she'd get harmed because of me and being deprived of motherhood. So if you wish to breed her, inform me so I can help book a mating appointment with a healthy male cat at a reputable center. It's essential, girl, that you focus carefully on every detail I mentioned. Don't treat this lightly—it's very serious to me. Fostering isn't permanent. Expect, O fosterer, that I will contact you after about six months—or earlier—to ask for your location so I can come and retrieve Noora.