Comments on: why aren’t we supposed to have pubic hair?

By: Eric Jensen

Eric Jensen — Sun, 05 May 2013 00:21:25 +0000

I do not want to be with a woman that looks prepubescent, I want a real woman, not a child. Real women have hair, that means pubic hair, hair on the legs and arms and elsewhere! I think pubic hair is beautiful and I am far more attracted to women who do not shave their pubic hair; I also think a woman with hair on her arms are more attractive than those who also remove it from their arms. Who the heck cares what Madison Avenue wants you to think!

I actually stopped dating a woman who shaved her pubic hair off and told her in no certain terms would I get intimate with a child or woman who looked like a child down there.

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By: Jack DeLad

Jack DeLad — Thu, 26 Jul 2012 19:22:09 +0000

I love women with hair. If I wanted a shaved hairless woman I can daydream about taking a bath with my sister when I was four. The idea that everything must be hairless is absurd. Pit hair, leg hair, arm hair and even a jungle bush is a matter of preference to the person it’s on and I can’t speak for the rest of the male American population but ladies with hair (or extra) in the above mentioned regions get long, appreciative sideways glances and coy smiles from me every time. Stay hairy!

By: Joanna

Joanna — Mon, 02 Jul 2012 01:36:54 +0000

I really enjoyed reading your blog and commets.I totally agree this has gone to far,it is ridiculous that women are expected to shave,I’m not against those who choose to shave,wax,trim,shape their lady gardens..live and let live, but what makes my blood boil is why are women like myself who choose to keep it natural and not submit to this ridiculous fashion craze are seen as freeks, unhealthy,dirty,since when has pubic hair been unhealthy?(and please i’ve heard all the nonsense on bacteria and getting infected its not true),to women who shave are cleaner?..doesn’t make sence,I am very fond of my luxurious bush it’s part of who i am, love your bush ladies you don’t have to give in to society pressures.

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By: vic

vic — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 07:21:02 +0000

As someone who went all natural to extreme trim from puberty to 23 growing a bush is not always a walk in the park. There would be times were a hair would get caught somewhere and it hurt.

The electric trimmer is the best. It doesn’t cut any hair so I don’t get the next day itch, but it cuts off a lot of hair. I also don’t have to experience any pain of the Brazilian wax.

the only problem with it is that it vibrates a little and that’s just too kinky for me.

By: madmonkey

madmonkey — Sun, 18 Sep 2011 23:04:23 +0000

I recently saw a picture of a young model/actress (can’t remember who) on TMZ that had been taken after she had just finished a jog. Guess which area of her body showed some pretty gross looking sweat stains? Hair is there for a reason, kids. CELEBRATE THE BUSH!!!

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By: Aurora

Aurora — Thu, 01 Sep 2011 20:19:31 +0000

I’m a fan of total hairlessness (except head hair, brows, and so on of course), both in guys and for women. I generally think body hair looks pretty gross — it’s kind of coarse and scraggly, and it’s usually not colorful enough to be interesting, and it collects detritus and stuff. But that’s me; I respect people’s right to enjoy hair.

By: Gingerous

Gingerous — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 02:21:15 +0000

I’ve never understood the fascination with hairlessness. It’s always struck me as a little creepy. I think that an adult woman should look like, you know, a mature adult. There’s nothing wrong with a little grooming to tidy things up, if you prefer. Shape your topiary however you see fit.

I think, generally speaking, that men don’t care as much as we think they do. Obviously, you’ve had a run-in with at least one who did, but I think that’s the minority. It’s mostly our own paranoia. Sort of like how I’d never bat an eye at a friend’s less-than-spotless house, but when I’m the one hosting I worry that I will be judged if my house isn’t perfectly clean.