Malaysian Student Achieves 7As for SPM with Help from Her Furry Buddies!

As the SPM results were announced, students celebrated their achievements and expressed gratitude for the factors that contributed to their success. 

While many acknowledged the support of teachers, parents, and their own hard work, one student had an unconventional source of encouragement – her cats.

malaysian student achieves 7as for spm with help from her furry buddies!Photo via TikTok (@nrlsridamiaow)

Damia, known as @nrlsridamiaow on TikTok, shared a heartwarming video that captured her furry study buddies in action, and it quickly captured the hearts of viewers. The video, which has garnered 123.9K likes and counting, showcased the adorable moments of Damia's cats providing companionship during her study sessions.

Damia's study desk transformed into a cozy haven for her feline companions, who found the perfect spots to snooze while occasionally showing interest in her study materials. The sight of cats accompanying their owners during study sessions is undeniably heartwarming, and viewers couldn't resist the urge to shower the video with affectionate "awws."

Little did anyone know that their presence would have a positive impact on Damia's academic success, as she went on to score an impressive 7As in her SPM exams!

The video resonated with countless netizens, who flooded the comment section with their appreciation for the adorable study companions and the role they played in Damia's accomplishments. 

The heartwarming support provided by her cats serves as a reminder of the special bond between humans and animals and the comfort they can bring during challenging times.

@nrlsridamiaow #cat #cats #spm2022 ♬ Scott Street (Slowed Down) - Phoebe Bridgers

Damia's story is a testament to the power of unconditional love and the unexpected sources of motivation that can help us achieve our goals.

Let her cats' adorable presence inspire us to find joy and support in the little things, even during demanding study sessions.

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