Kweel_Nakashyn wrote:

Wisdom, err... Well, for her, coaxing time = biting time.

In fact, she likes coaxing but then your hand is looking too much like a bird or something, so biting time.

Then you remove your hand and she asks coaxing again.

She likes "Press your luck" game mecanisms, I guess. :D

Hehe. That little cat is going to play cravers for sure.

More seriously  She just needs to play i think. When she does that, I humbly suggest to you to grab a potential toy for her and play with her. If you dont already know this you will be surprised : cats are demanding game with a very special gameplay. You have to shake a improvised or not little toy (mouse sized) that is not your hands, to draw her intention : classic. You have to let her catch the toy 1/3 attemps she does. Then you have to change the catch/attempts ratio every new "match" (1/2, 1/3 again/1/4, etc.). In you dont, the cat will be frustrated because she loose too much, or will be bored because she wins too much > <, or because win/loose patern is too obvious. Also, when she catch the toy, don't moove it (this is how cat's preys react when they are captured) let her bite and scratch and hug the toy as much as she wants. This is how cats enjoy victory ! And this is globaly how you can rub away stress or simple play need from your cat, and prevent her to bite you ! I also noticed, create a new toy is sometime important. Cats wants new challenge > <. 

This is very easy to create some with twine and random stuff like paper, aluminium, corks, etc. It just need to be the good size, and I heavily suggest you to use it with a twine, and not directly with your hands. The time needed each play session is depending of your cat (some of them never want to stop to play, some other are fine with 30s match if they catched the toy). Young cats need at least 10 mn game sessions to learn how to manage their emotions. Also, young cats need at least 2 sessions each day, adult needs are depending of the cat personality. Some adult cats simply dont need to play.

One of my cats did have this problem a lot ! He was a lost kitten we found in our garden. We didnt found his previous owners but they was obviously awfull. He was under-nourished, extremly afraid of very special things (sandals, sudden movements, loneliness), very probably retired to his mother too young, like way too much. He was unable to control his emotions, and he bit extremly hard when we petted him. To help him to control himself and erase his incredible stress, i played like him how i told you in the previous part during month, 20 or 30 mn each days (10-15 mn play sessions). That worked very well. Now he never bite, he is very sweet and peacefull. He was a young boy when I was used to play with him. I don't think an adult and beloved cat needs to play as much as he needed. I am maybe wrong, but I think your little cat needs a little bit of action before coaxing time !