Cats were very clingy when they were young, why did they become indifferent when they grew up?

The shit shoveling officer who raises cats at home always finds a problem. The kittens who were obviously clingy when they were young are not close when they grow up. Although cats are more arrogant, this contrast still catches many shit shoveling officers off guard. In fact, whether cats are close to their relatives is still related to their needs. The needs mentioned here include daily survival needs and psychological needs.

So why are young cats more clingy? The reason is this: they are still small, and many of the necessary skills for survival have not yet been mastered or proficient, so they need the care and help of the shovel officer more than the big cats. Especially the kittens that don't have a mother cat around, they are very insecure, and they need the company and care of the shit shovel officer more. Some kittens even regard the shit shovel officer as their mother. But when they grow up and can be self-sufficient, they naturally don't need to stick to the shit shoveler anymore.

However, different cats have different personalities. Some cats don't like sticking to their owners, whether they are young or grown up, they don't like sticking to their owners. However, some cats have very good personalities. They have been very attached to their owners since they were young, and they still like to cling to their owners when they grow up.