24 Precious Pawsts of Clingy Cat Children Who Won’t Move Out Until Their 30s

In this day and age when hooman children have trouble leaving the house by the age of thirty, it is rather nice to think that us millennials will not have to deal with problems. Namely, because so many of us are opting to have biological cat children instead of hoomans, and that the idea of a cat child living at home until their thirties is much more pleasant than if it were a hooman child. That means less laundry, fewer plates to clean and food to prepare and best of all, you remain the king of your castle (well sort of).

So to celebrate the generational shift that we have begun, we made this list filled with precious pawsts of clingy cat children who will not move out of their pawrents' house until they are in their thirties, minimum.

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It is important to remember that some cattos are born into the house cat life, and from the day of their birth they are destined to live with their pawrents furever. However, there are others who are taught to be a permanent stay at home cat child. And before your very eyes is a great example of such an attempt. Though it must be said that this cat cutie kinda looks like a hipster who is grouchy that his favorite fair trade coffee shop had gone corporate.
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A prime example of a cat child who will never, ever move out of their pawrents’ house. If it cannot even stomach a few minutes away from their pawrents’ lap, then how on earth would they deal with the madness and maelstrom of the outside world. There are no food delivery services out there in the wild.
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