Journal of No. 118

Cats may act like fearless rulers of the household, but introduce them to snow or a chilly breeze, and suddenly they become dramatic little divas. The moment a cold draft slips under the door, they stare at it like the weather purrsonally insulted them. They'll glare out the window as if winter is an unacceptable malfunction that needs to be fixed immediately. And if a paw happens to touch snow? That single toe freeze is enough to trigger a full meltdown, complete with offended meows and frantic retreat back to the warmest blanket in the house.

Even indoor cats can't escape the cold-weather complaints. They spend winter under blankets, on top of heaters, buried in laundry piles, and draped over radiators like furry hot water bottles. Their paws tuck underneath their bodies, their tails wrap tight like scarves, and they look at their hoomans with that classic "fix the thermostat, peasant" expression. 

Deep down, cats love winter for one reason only: it gives them the perfect excuse to demand premium warmth and attention. More blankets, more cozy laps, more treats delivered on command. It's their season for maximum pampering, and they fully intend to take advantage of it.

It's easier to convert someone into being a cat lover than you might think. Especially if they love to nap! One thing that cats love to do is sleep, and even more than that, they love to sleep next to something warm. So, if you put a mom or dad who likes to nap together with a new cat looking to snooze a little bit, you're almost certain to make a match made in heaven. That's exactly what happened to this mom below, and it's quite pawssibly the cutest thing ever!

Like many parents, she was resistant to the newly adopted fluffy feline that was entering her purrfectly clean and organized home. "It will get cat hair everywhere", "It's not allowed on the furniture", and "It's dirty! Yuck" were all she could say. Until one day, her kids found the two of them snoozing together in purrfect harmony, and now, they are often found snuggled up together like two bugs in a rug. 

It's always the ones that resist the hardest who end up becoming the ones who are most attached, right? Usually it's the dads who don't want the cat, but this time, this cute kitty won mom around and now has her wrapped around his awwdorable little paws. Scroll down to see some cute pics of them below!

It's that time of the year, when the winter blues hits you hard, but if you have a cat, you have a chance! You need to take your catidepressants, which we are providing for you with the friendly feline funnies below! If you like cats (which you gotta because are you even a human with a heart if you don't like cats?!), then you have come to the right place. We don't mess around! We meow around! Haha, just kidding. We leave the meowing to our feline friends, and could listen to them meow all days. 

So, come enjoy the medicinal friendly feline funnies with us below. It works better than prescription strength. Cat people already know this, but maybe you didn't. Maybe you needed to be reminded why you need cat cuteness in your life. There is a reason they are so popular online. In fact, we'd argue they are the #1 content to view online. Why look at all the other weird, sad, messed up stuff when there is so much cute and wholesome cat content? Let us guide you to the scratching post below. 

A senior cat discovering a new form of affection at seventeen is already adorable, but this story takes it to another level. For most of his life, this gentleman feline kept love at arm's length. He was the classic "admire me from afar" cat, the kind who allowed exactly three pats and then stared in quiet judgment when humans misunderstood his mysterious limits. But somewhere over the last few months, something melted in his old heart. Now he's a full-time cuddlebug, happily snoozing on his human's chest, shoulder, and even their head like a slightly heavy, occasionally snoring hat.

The real magic, though, happened during one of his signature dramatic sneezing fits. On a whim, his human gave his little nose a gentle rub… and it unlocked an entirely new love language. He looked stunned, licked their hand, slow-blinked the softest eye kisses, and basically turned his human into emotional soup. After seventeen years, he finally realized nose rubs are wonderful.

Now he's making up for lost time, soaking up affection like it's his brand-new hobby. He curls in closer, purrs louder, and treats every cuddle as if he's just discovered love all over again. For a cat who once kept his guard sky-high, this late-in-life softness feels extra special.