The Perceptive Recluse (SICR) 🌙

Your cat is a quiet thinker with a tender soul — observant, cautious, and deeply sensitive to the world around them. SICRs are the types of cats who slip into a room unnoticed, curl up in a tucked-away corner, and quietly watch everything unfold. They bond deeply with a trusted human or two, but they don’t seek out constant interaction. Their love is subtle, often shown through a slow blink or gentle proximity. Naturally curious, SICRs are quiet explorers who prefer to investigate at their own pace. You may find them sniffing around shelves at night or following you silently from room to room. Their compliant nature makes them non-confrontational — they’ll back away rather than lash out, and they tend to adapt to routines more than try to change them. Emotionally, SICRs are reactive and easily affected by noise, change, or tension in the home. Sudden disruptions can send them into hiding, and they may take a while to re-emerge. But once trust is earned, they become deeply bonded companions who reveal their soft, quirky personality in safe, familiar spaces.