This little sugar glider is just too clingy! đ Wherever I go, it insists on tagging alongâclimbing up my arm, hiding in my pocket, or sitting on my shoulder like it owns the place. If I move even a few steps away, it looks up with those big, round eyes, as if to say, âWhere are you going without me?â Itâs adorable, of course, but sometimes I canât help but laugh and wonderâwho wants to take this little sticky baby away for a while?
Sugar gliders are known for their strong bonds with their humans. Once they trust you, they attach themselves to you both emotionally and physically! This one, in particular, has taken âclingyâ to the next level. It doesnât want to stay in its pouch or play in the cageâit only wants me. Whether Iâm sitting, eating, or even working, it somehow finds a way to climb up and settle down near me. Sometimes, it curls up in my sleeve or burrows into my hair, and I can feel its tiny heartbeat right next to my skin.
Itâs impossible to get angry, though. How could anyone stay mad at such a sweet face? When it gazes up with innocent eyes or gives a tiny chirping sound, all frustration melts away instantly. Still, I have to admit, sugar gliders like this one can be quite demanding. They need attention, affection, and constant reassurance that youâre still there. If you leave them alone for too long, they might even cry softly to call you backâitâs both heartbreaking and heart-melting at the same time.
This clinginess actually shows how deeply sugar gliders bond with their owners. In the wild, they live in family groups and stay close together all the time, so itâs only natural for them to crave that same closeness in captivity. They see their humans as part of their âcolony,â which makes every moment spent together even more special.
So yes, this sugar glider might be too clingy, but thatâs also what makes it so lovable. It reminds me every day that love, no matter how tiny, can be incredibly powerful. Still⌠who wants to take it away for a few hours so I can finally drink my coffee in peace? đđ