[ SECRET POST #3037 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3037 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[dinogrrl]

Not really? No creepier than using any shed/molted animal materials in art*. As I said in my other comment, otherwise they'd just get thrown away. Free materials.

Now, if she were surreptitiously sneaking around a friend's house looking for cat whiskers, or cutting them off the cat's face, that's definitely questionable.

*Unless you have moral/religious/whatever objections to it, then yeah I could see how it's creepy.

[(Anonymous)]

She would lure them over. Sorry, but if I caught someone luring my animal over, I would be weirded out. And there were rumors that she would snip them off, but I was weirded out enough by the luring someone's pet over to remove whiskers part without believing those rumors. Maybe I'm just over-protective of my animals, but stroking a cat's whiskers until they come off seems a bit stressful to me.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, that's definitely weird. They're not like regular hairs, they're sensory devices.

[(Anonymous)]

I know my cat flinches before my hand even gets near his whiskers, and he trusts me, so imagine how stressful it would be for a cat to have a stranger do that.

[dinogrrl]

Yeah, that is pretty weird.