Working from Home? Your Cat Has Other Plans

You sit down, open your laptop, and start typing. Everything is going smoothly—until a furry intruder casually strolls across your keyboard and parks themselves right in the middle of your work.

Your cat is not just looking for warmth. No, this is a deliberate act. They see your keyboard as the perfect combination of attention-grabber, heated cushion, and, most importantly, a prime location to remind you of their existence.

Your Work Is Now a Cat-Approved Mess

As you try to gently remove them, they shift just enough to ensure maximum disruption. Random characters appear on your screen, emails get accidentally sent, and important tabs mysteriously close.

And if you dare to move them? They’ll return within seconds, with a look that says, "Oh, were you using this?"

Clearly, Your Typing Skills Need Improvement

From your cat’s perspective, your typing could use some serious revisions. That’s why they insist on walking over your keyboard, adding their own input. A line of gibberish in the middle of your report? That’s just their way of helping.

And let’s be honest—who’s going to argue with an editor that refuses to take feedback?

Resistance Is Futile

No matter how many times you try to redirect them to a cozy bed or an expensive cat tower, your keyboard remains their preferred resting place. After all, why should they sleep somewhere else when they can be directly in your way?

At this point, the only real solution is to accept your fate: your cat is now your coworker, and their only job is making yours impossible.