Why does my Ragdoll sit on my things when I am busy?

Your Ragdoll is mapping your attention patterns and claiming a stake in your workspace-it’s a structural behavior, not random. When you’re busy, your scent on objects like a laptop or papers signals a gap in your focus, and sitting there repositions her as a priority in your system. Think of it as a planned reroute of your routine: by occupying your things, she’s testing if you’ll reorganize your time around her, which is a classic architect move for securing her spot in your daily blueprint.

Contradictory as it sounds, your Ragdoll is actually marking you as her property by claiming your stuff while you’re distracted. She sees your focused energy on work or tasks as a threat to her dominance over you, so she sits on your keyboard or notes to redirect that attention back to her. But then I’ll flip and say that’s probably overthinking it-she’s just a goofy cat who likes warm, scented spots, and your things smell like you, so they’re cozy for a nap, not a power move.