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Do kittens have magical powers or just a simple psychological effect on humans?
Kitten magic, or "meowgic" as I like to call it, is as tangible as the feather toys in your living room and the tin lid of your cat's favorite wet food. Kitties have a special effect on us humans that we all can feel but can't fully explain. This meowgic is more than just an uplifting feeling, a serotonin boost, or a peaceful moment of cat-related bliss. Cats are purrfectly aware of their intoxicating effect on us; it's how they get whatever treats and playtime they desire, but as the human masters of the house, we ultimately have more to gain in the blessings department.
Cats bestow good vibes upon us, and we embody a far more potent version of this liberating elation. Kittens' mews make our hearts sing. Kitten toe beans are so cute and smol, we can't resist a kiss. And kitten cuddles are so special, highlighting a kitten's smolness and vulnerability, while also fortifying their immeasurable feline strength and confidence. Exuding good energy, kittens may be chaotic goblins who break stuff in the house and eat your Pothos plants, but they're also magical beings who sprinkle kitty-scented fairy dust and good-natured fun all over the house.
Smooth your brain and take a break from the noise of the world, and lean into your love for cats instead.
Although they may not have bills to pay or 40-hour jobs to attend to, kittens and cats give us more than just anxiety: they give us love, snuggles, and the meowgical motivation to carry on and push forward. Kiss your cat on the forehead today and give them extra tooshie rubs, because cats deserve a little extra boost of loving and care just like us humans do. If you're like me and don't have a cat of your own, scour the streets for some friendly stray, because a cat's magic is not beholden to their personal humans, but to all of humanity as a whole. Dogs may be "man's best friend" on paper, but cats are man's best partner in life
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