Why is tiny so cute to us? There's something so instinctual about wanting to be nurturing to a tiny critter. They just automatically activate that nurturing instinct. Humans are naturally drawn to small, delicate creatures and critters. The same feeling that makes kittens, puppies, and baby animals seem irresistibly cute can also apply to tiny objects that we craft with care. Their smallness makes them feel precious, almost like they need protection or appreciation. If you're a guy then your manly, knight-like need to protect exudes out of you. And if you're a woman then you're nurturing instincts are touched on, and make you want to care for the critters.
Teeny tiny bite-sized animals lean into this connection. The peace that comes from funny, wholesome, tiny critters is used throughout your day. It's used with you wherever you go. If you have a bad day at work, or you have a fight with your spouse, things will always mend themselves in the end. Tiny memes of animals make everything better, so go ahead and enjoy their scripture.
Tiny whimsical animals are the best addition to the weekend. With their adorable, carefree countenances, and their ability to make you smile by just looking at them. They could fit in the palm of your hand, and for that you love them. They're so easy to scroll through, so easy to love, and so easy to pass the time with "ooos" and "ahhs" with how small they are! So enjoy the weekend in whatever way feels right, and remember that these tiny animals are just waiting for you to bestow your eyes on them. Adulting is hard. When we were younger, the adult world seemed so enticing, so attractive and mature. It was so seemingly cool to be an adult – buying your own groceries, driving around in your own car, having boyfriends and girlfriends and paying for things with your own money. It seemed so sparkly, and yet, being an actual adult and dealing with all the intensely, violently humbling experiences and responsibilities that come with actual adulting, it's easy to second guess yourself just as it's too late! We were so excited for this, and now we're here and childhood seems a lot more enticing.