Thread Of Hoomans Who Haven't Moved In Ages Because Their Cats Are Taking Naps On Their Laps

We've all been there. Whether you have a dog or a cat, everyone knows that when they decide to come up to you and lay next to or on top of you for a little nap, you're no longer allowed to move whatsoever. No loud noises, sudden movements, or even breathing is allowed. Those are the rules, we did not make them up, we're just here to enforce them.

And that's exactly what the following article is about! We recently stumbled upon a funny little Twitter thread where someone posted a picture of a skeleton along with a cat on the skeleton's lap. Along with the photo they wrote, "I'll go when the cat gets up". Fellow cat people couldn't wait to chime in with relatable pictures and comments. You'll see many cats on many laps. Some are real, some are fake. But all we can say is that their comfort should be at the top of every owner's priorities.

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via @weirdlilguys
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via @PrissyBrink

It's the way how this cat isn't even napping, just casually loafing on her hooman. She has no intention of getting up so obviously, she expects her hooman to do the same. The ultimate chill session if you ask us.
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via @jetpackwatchdog
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via @ktfuller76
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via @JSmith_vfxLife

Welp, Jessica, we understand that you're probably super tired from your hard day at work and are ready for bed but it looks like your kitty cat has other plans. You know, he was at home all day today doing absolutely nothing, he's exhausted! Give him a little break, will ya?
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via @AubuchonLin
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via @SleepyTshirt
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via @SnapsPatricia
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via @KenCherryhomes
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via @ericmcpherran
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via @overthehillier
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via @SmilesHopeLove