The Affectionate Warden

7 Key Traits of The Affectionate Warden

• 1. Extroverted Nurturing (C): Finds energy in interacting with others, often greeting guests loudly and insisting on being a physical presence in all social gatherings.
• 2. Fact-Based Caretaking (H): Concerned with the practical needs of the house, like ensuring the food bowl is visible, the blanket is warm, and the human is physically nearby.
• 3. Nurturing Compassion (N): Makes decisions based on feelings and connection. Highly sensitive to human moods and will offer gentle head-butts as emotional support.
• 4. Regal Judgement (R): Values structure in relationships and feeding times. They expect routines, not because of cold logic, but because stability proves your love and devotion.
• 5. Mediating Presence: If conflict arises between housemates, they try to insert themselves as a fuzzy intermediary, often by starting a spontaneous grooming session.
• 6. High Devotion: Highly attached to their primary human, often following them from room to room. Their greatest fear is being left alone or forgotten.
• 7. The Empathetic Purr: Their purr is therapeutic and instantly available. They use it as a tool to calm themselves and others, often purring loudest when you are stressed.