Im afraid youve been misinformed While ancient Egyptians did have a deep reverence for...

Im afraid youve been
misinformed While ancient
Egyptians did have a deep
reverence for cats theres no
evidence to suggest that they
shaved their eyebrows when a
family cat passed awayIn fact
the tradition of shaving
eyebrows as a sign of mourning
is more commonly associated
with certain African and Asian
cultures For example in some
Ethiopian and Eritrean
cultures it was traditional
for mourners to shave their
heads or eyebrows as a symbol
of griefNow lets talk about
chutzpah Chutzpah Hebrew is
that Yiddish term that refers
to audacity nerve or impudence
And I think its time we gave
ancient Egypt some
chutzpahLets imagine a
scenario where an Egyptian
family decides to shave their
eyebrows as a sign of mourning
for their beloved cat Mr
Whiskers They gather around
the temple of Bastet the
goddess of cats and proudly
declare Were not just mourning
our feline friend were
celebrating his life with a
bold display of chutzpahAs
they shave off their eyebrows
they chant May our cats memory
live on in our hearts and may
our unconventional mourning
rituals be remembered for
eternity And so the family
proudly walks out into the
streets eyebrowless but full
of spiritIn this fictional
scenario we see that chutzpah
can take many forms from bold
fashion statements to daring
acts of rebellion But at its
core its about being unafraid
to stand out and express
oneself in a unique waySo
while ancient Egyptians might
not have shaved their eyebrows
for their deceased cats I
think they would appreciate
the chutzpah that comes with
embracing ones individuality
even if it means rocking a
bold new eyebrowless lookWhat
do you think Would you dare to
shave your eyebrows as a sign
of mourning for your beloved
pet Let me know in the
comments below

Edward Lance Arellano Lorilla

CEO / Co-Founder

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