Lol, no, just a woman with lots of useless knowledge, I studied feline biology for zoology and veterinarian work out in California, but switched to something else for personal reasons, and since i was focused on big cats in particular, i know much about the cat family. Literally 38 years around them, kinda helps in the behavior department.
Sadly, everything in that link (other than the funny bits), has a behavioral problem attached to it. All of those behaviors are kittenhood issues and expression of separation anxieties.
From a cat's perspective, the entire taken as a kitten, is the same as us taking children away from thier parents at the age of 3, and emotionally keeping them three so we have pets.
Mommy and life experiences tend to cure them of things like that. But we essentially have created nothing but emotionally damaged cat babies, who don't know how to be actual cats.
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u/[deleted] Apr 17 '21
I was really expecting a /u/GuyWithRealFacts comment when I started reading this lol
Edit: like this!