Let’s face it—your cat isn’t just a pet, they’re the ruler of their own little kingdom (which just happens to be your home). While you may think you’re in charge, your feline overlord knows better. From claiming the best spots to demanding attention on their terms, some cats make it very clear that they believe they are the most important being in your life. If your cat exhibits any of these behaviors, congratulations—you have a certified boss on your hands!
They Demand Food on Their Schedule

Your cat doesn’t care if it’s 5 AM or if you’re in the middle of an important Zoom meeting—when they’re hungry, you’d better drop everything and serve them. If they sit by their bowl staring at you or meow impatiently until you get the message, it’s their way of saying, I am the priority here. And don’t even think about being late with meals, unless you enjoy judgmental stares and the occasional revenge paw swipe.
They Take the Best Seat in the House

Your cat has an undeniable talent for finding the comfiest, coziest spot in your home—and then claiming it as their own. Whether it’s your favorite chair, the sunniest window ledge, or the exact spot you were about to sit, they always get first dibs. If you try to move them, expect an unimpressed glare that says, Nice try, peasant.
They Walk Across Your Laptop (At the Worst Times)

Ever tried working, gaming, or watching a movie, only for your cat to suddenly march across your keyboard like they own the place? It’s not an accident—it’s a power move. They know they’re more important than whatever you’re doing, and if that means sending an accidental email full of gibberish, so be it.
They Knock Things Over Just to Prove a Point

Nothing humbles a cat owner faster than watching their cat stare you in the eyes while pushing your water bottle off the table. It’s not just curiosity—it’s a message. I can, therefore I will. Whether it’s pens, cups, or an entire shelf of collectibles, if they want your attention, destruction is always an option.
They Ignore You… Until They Need Something

Try calling your cat, and they’ll probably act like they don’t even know you exist. But the second they need food, cuddles, or a door opened? Suddenly, you’re their best friend. This selective affection isn’t rudeness—it’s just how royalty operates.
They Take Over Your Bed (And Give You No Space)

It’s your bed, but is it really your bed? If your cat sprawls out in the middle while you’re forced to sleep in a tiny corner, you know the answer. The fact that they sleep soundly while you struggle to get comfortable only proves their point: This is my domain, and you are lucky to be here.
They Assume Every Gift and Box is Theirs

Order a package? Your cat thinks it’s for them. Bring home groceries? They must inspect them. Buy them an expensive toy? They’ll ignore it and sit in the box instead. No matter what it is, if it enters their kingdom, they automatically claim ownership.
All Hail the Feline Monarch!
Your cat’s confidence and entitlement may seem over-the-top, but let’s be honest—that’s what makes them so lovable. Deep down, they know they depend on you, but they’d rather let you believe you depend on them. So, if your cat treats you like their loyal servant, just remember: they rule with fluff and an iron paw, and you wouldn’t have it any other way!