The crazy cat lady While we rarely call unmarried women spinsters now, a phrase has emerged to take its place: the crazy cat lady.

While the moniker crazy cat lady is sometimes used fondly or humorously, when examined, it's a clear example of feminist backlash.

Taylor Swift, the most famous cat lady of all, was Time Magazine’s Person of the Year in 2023. The superstar admits to being “obsessed” with cats. Time Magazine By Anne Bokma Contributor ...

But she says lynx are extremely rare in the area. “People who have lived here all their life have never seen footage or a picture like that, ever, so that was really crazy.” ...

Dog owners are likely to be more resilient than cat owners and less neurotic READ MORE: Forget the 'crazy cat lady'! MEN more likely to adopt cats in the UK By JONATHAN CHADWICK ...

How the ‘cat lady’ was created The stereotypical “cat lady” we know today is typically depicted as haggard, mentally unstable and willfully isolated save for her abundance of cats.

The crazy cat lady (or man) syndrome is real, says Czech scientist Jaroslav Flegr. The biology professor at Charles University in Prague believes a protozoan parasite found in cat feces can ...

American psychologist Mark Travers, in a publication, wrote, "The ‘crazy cat lady’ myth portrays single women who own multiple cats as eccentric, neurotic or socially isolated. It suggests ...