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~springrain · 10-24-2003, 01:59 PM

i'm another one of those "freaks of nature" who really doesn't have any body hair.
my sisters hate me because i don't have to shave my legs... ever. i do... on occasion because i like how shiny they get after you've shaved and then put lotion on. but honestly i would never have to shave my legs and you'd never know i hadn't.

now my pits? i hate hairy armpits... in fact, they gross me out *laugh*... so i do shave them. but i only have to do it like once a week.

i don't liked shaved genitals on either sex... i don't like the stubble... and frankly shaved women makes too much of a "little girl" connection in my head for me to be comfortable with. luckily Willow feels the same and actually begged me not to shave it once when i offered.

The whole shaving thing for women is fascinating to me as in the beginning of the 20th century it was NOT common for american women to shave themselves.

I took a Women's Studies course a number of years ago. Apparently the "shaving craze" really began in World War II when silk stockings became impossible to obtain, and shaving and "leg markup" were substituted.

regardless... i say... "do whatever makes you feel good"

10-24-2003, 01:59 PM	#43 (permalink)
~springrain Banned Location: central USA	i'm another one of those "freaks of nature" who really doesn't have any body hair. my sisters hate me because i don't have to shave my legs... ever. i do... on occasion because i like how shiny they get after you've shaved and then put lotion on. but honestly i would never have to shave my legs and you'd never know i hadn't. now my pits? i hate hairy armpits... in fact, they gross me out laugh... so i do shave them. but i only have to do it like once a week. i don't liked shaved genitals on either sex... i don't like the stubble... and frankly shaved women makes too much of a "little girl" connection in my head for me to be comfortable with. luckily Willow feels the same and actually begged me not to shave it once when i offered. The whole shaving thing for women is fascinating to me as in the beginning of the 20th century it was NOT common for american women to shave themselves. I took a Women's Studies course a number of years ago. Apparently the "shaving craze" really began in World War II when silk stockings became impossible to obtain, and shaving and "leg markup" were substituted. regardless... i say... "do whatever makes you feel good"