A cat that likes you will raise its tail and point its butt towards you to express its affection. Cats like themselves and will often rub against you, leaving their scent on you. Cats like themselves and will purr when you pet them.

When the owner comes back from outside, the cat will happily greet him with his tail raised. This is a remnant of the cat's behavior in its childhood of welcoming its mother cat back, and it is an act of expressing affection. Some cats will try to jump on the table and try to kiss the nose at the same height as the cat. In fact, this is the cat confirming the smell. Some cats will raise their tails and point their butt towards their feces, which is also an expression of closeness.

After the greeting, the cat will rub its face, head, body and tail on the owner's legs. This is to secrete its secretion glands located on the forehead, around the tail, chin and the root of the tail. The smell lingers. The owner's scent will also stay on the cat, creating a companion scent that makes the cat feel at ease. If your cat rubs against you, it means it is recognized as a companion. When feeding cats, they will raise their tails and wrap around your legs. This is also the habit of cats when they are young. They behave when their mother cats bring food back. They already treat you like a mother cat.

Cats purr when they are happy or nervous, and most purr when they are in a happy state. If the cat lets you pet it and makes a purring sound when petting it, it means the cat is super happy.

Cats will stick to you if they like you. Wherever you are, the cat is there. When a cat treats you as one of its own, it will sleep next to you or on your lap. The environment at this time is very relaxing and pleasant for it, and the cat will even turn its belly out for you to touch. Shit officers who are treated like this should enjoy the fun of sucking cats.