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10 Signs That Prove That You Are Actually A Cat In Human Form

Sophia
by Sophia
15 May 2018

Some people collect cat memes, cat shirts, and cat jokes, and then there are the ones who seem to have fully crossed over into feline territory. This playful list leans into that idea with a series of everyday habits that feel a little too cat-like to ignore.

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From loving naps and free food to being picky, curious, moody, and fiercely independent, the article turns ordinary personality quirks into a tongue-in-cheek cat test. It is less about science and more about spotting the traits that make someone look suspiciously like a cat in human form.

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By the end, you may start wondering whether your own habits are adorable, or just extremely feline.

You love taking naps

Everyone needs their beauty sleep, right?
You love taking naps
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When you hear "free food!" you come running

Any food that is free is good food, especially if it's wine and cheese.
When you hear "free food!" you come running
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That sounds a little too familiar already.

You are very particular when it comes to doing things

You have your own methods of working, and everyone should just let you be.
You are very particular when it comes to doing things
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You are curious by nature, also known as being very nosy

This is just your way of staying on top of things in the world. Everyone needs to know what's going on around them; there's nothing wrong with that!

You are curious by nature, also known as being very nosy
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The cat energy only gets stronger from here.

And if you’re curious and nosy like a cat, this matches cats making zero sense in the funniest photos.

Your fight or flight instincts kick in much faster than anyone else's

The fighting instinct, not so much, but you will run for your life when you truly need to.

Your fight or flight instincts kick in much faster than anyone else's
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You only want affection when you feel like it

It's not that you are weird; you just don't like people touching you when you don't feel like being touched. It's as simple as that!
You only want affection when you feel like it
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People think you are very moody

It's not about being moody; it's that you don't feel like smiling and being happy all the time. Your face needs a rest from time to time.
People think you are very moody
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At this point, the comparison is getting hard to deny.

You are just very unique

Sometimes people think you are weird and do strange things, but in reality, you are just a "special" person.

You are just very unique
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There is still a little more feline behavior to go.

People annoy you when they aren't on your level

You don't like explaining everything you say to people who just don't get it.
People annoy you when they aren't on your level
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You like being on your own

You would much rather spend a night in than go out and make new friends. You love your small circle and don't need new people to get along with.
You like being on your own
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Maybe the cat comparison was never a joke after all.

Want more chaos than your “beauty sleep” can handle, see 50 pictures of cats ruling like kings of weirdos.

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