@howitworkssss: We call it “making biscuits,” but for your cat, kneading is a behavior deeply rooted in their early kittenhood. When they were nursing, kittens would knead their mother to stimulate milk flow and create a bond of safety and warmth. As adults, they carry that instinct forward; when they knead your lap, a blanket, or a soft cushion, they’re essentially “re-living” that feeling of absolute security and comfort. But it’s not just about nostalgia. Cats have scent glands in their paw pads, so by kneading, they’re also marking their territory, claiming you (or the sofa) as their own. It’s their way of saying, “This is my safe space, and I feel relaxed enough to be vulnerable here.” So, the next time your cat digs their paws into your leg and starts purring, don’t take it as a personal attack on your clothes—take it as the highest compliment a cat can give. They’ve decided you’re their “safe person.” . . #curiosted #viral #video #reels

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