intimidating

Admit it, if you're a cat owner, there are times where your little feline stares at you from across the room with their eyes shining in the darkness, and you wonder to yourself about what creature you actually brought into your home. Yes, it's true, cats may be lazy, they may be adorable, they may have the fluffiest bellies and the most wholesome purrs, but they are still creatures of great strength and power, and no one should get on their bad side. 

Oh, we're kidding. Have you ever seen a kitty stuck in a curtain, crying for help until you help pull their nail out of where its stuck. Cats like Maddie and her brother may be a little intimidating sometimes, but it's never for reals. ...we hope. 

We all know that cats see themselves as the most intimidating and threatening creature in the room, it's mere fact. And you know what? We agree. Yes, kitten, your roar is terrifying, and we are so scared, we're shaking. The way you're attacking my wiggling fingers is like a true fierce predator stalking its slippery prey.

Just don't tell them that they're tiny and cute and fluffy and adorable, that might break the spell. Ah, we're kidding, continue cooing at them whenever they do anything "scary" because no matter how hard they try, they will always be out tiny widdle fluffballs. 

There isn't anyone cooler and more intimidating than a cat squad. There's power in one cat, but put a few of those cats together, and oh boy, you're in trouble. Cats are just... weirdly gangster and intimidating sometimes. You know, when they're not being the most adorable, fluffy, wholesome creatures who like to headbutt as a sign of love. 

All the other times, they're cool, calm, and collected. It's true, sometimes people confuse certain cat behaviors as "mean" or "evil" because they simply don't understand cats. But even those of us who do understand them can totally admit that they can be intimidating when they're about to pounce - intimidating in a funny way that is wholesome no matter how hard they try to spook us.