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When a cat approaches you like that, tail up, looking you in the eye, you know you are chosen for something. It can be for a little snuggle time, a quick pet, or a full-on feline adoption process into your family (you know, chosen by the CDS). And this cat? Well, you already know which type it was here. Still very cute.
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Seeing this “I want you to pet me even more than your hand can handle” sort of situation with a cat is knowing this cat is in good hands. Petting hands. Feeding hands. Loving hands. This cat is loved, safe, fed, and most importantly - part of a family.
Cats might survive alone, but they are actually highly social creatures. In the wild, many cats form colonies with shared sleeping spots, group childcare, and very serious discussions conducted entirely through blinks and tail flicks. Domestic cats keep this energy, bonding deeply with humans and other animals, even if they pretend it’s “no big deal”. They communicate with scent marking, gentle headbutts, slow blinks, and a wide range of meows mostly reserved just for us - because we’re bad at speaking Cat. They seek companionship, routine, and shared spaces, and while they value independence, most cats prefer having a social circle. They don’t ignore you out of spite - they’re just socially introverted extroverts with boundaries.
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