Cats do not necessarily imprint on humans in the same way that some other animals, such as birds, may imprint on their caretakers or other individuals. However, cats can form strong bonds with their humans, and there are some signs that may indicate that your cat feels a strong attachment to you. If your cat follows you from room to room or always seems to be nearby when you're at home, it may be a sign that they enjoy your company and feel comfortable around you. Cats often purr and knead when they are feeling relaxed and content and may do so when they are sitting with you or on your lap. Cats that enjoy being close to their humans may seek out physical contact, such as rubbing against your leg or snuggling up next to you. Some cats may meow or chirp when they are around their humans, which can be a sign of affection or a way to communicate. Every cat is different and may show affection in their own way. Observing your cat's behavior and body language can help you understand their preferences and strengthen your bond over time.