Women: Do you get a brazilian and what's your age?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:No, 47

I am a swimmer and I'd say from locker room time that I'm in the huge majority for my demographic. (Upper middle class white women above the age of ~37).

Agree. Haven't seen a single hairless crotch in that (my) demographic at the gym.

Elderly 70s styling

If you want to call it that, nobody is stopping you but I just told you that the women are ~37 to 50 ish.

This would be like me calling you (?) and your waxed vulva "toddler girl styling" or "coke-addicted porn actress styling." See how that works in reverse?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, 47

I am a swimmer and I'd say from locker room time that I'm in the huge majority for my demographic. (Upper middle class white women above the age of ~37).

Agree. Haven't seen a single hairless crotch in that (my) demographic at the gym.

Elderly 70s styling

If you want to call it that, nobody is stopping you but I just told you that the women are ~37 to 50 ish.

This would be like me calling you (?) and your waxed vulva "toddler girl styling" or "coke-addicted porn actress styling." See how that works in reverse?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:39. I do have a laser partial and occasionally get a Brazilian wax. I'd never do a Brazilian laser. I remember Joan Rivers on The View talking about how everything sags with age. A bald, sagging vulva sounds pretty damn unattractive to me.

For those who have never tried it, you should at least once. It increases sensitivity to the area & takes the pleasure of sex up a notch. For me, forget what your partner thinks, that's reason enough to do it!

It's also more sanitary to remove most of the hair if not all

[Anonymous]

50 no. Because it is an unnatural, misogynistic pandering to manchild desires.

[Anonymous]

Sometimes---it's expensive and also, I can't always wait that long (for the hair to grow out.)

age 39

[Anonymous]

37 hell no. And snort at the idea that we should do so because we live in a 'first world' country. Yep removing 'displeasing' parts of our natural body (quite often for male pleasure) is super first world.

[Anonymous]

29 and no. I naturally don't have much hair there to begin with.

[Anonymous]

Actually removing pubic hair is done in the Muslim world most of which countries would not be considered part of the developed world. And Brazil is a very successful developing country, but not part of the developed world.

[Anonymous]

44, yes.
I do it because it feels a lot cleaner.

[Anonymous]

44, nope.

[Anonymous]

43 and no. I like to save my money.

[Anonymous]

No, 29. At points in my past I have shaved completely, but never waxed. I don't like the maintenance/growing back in process and haven't done it since before I met my husband. I shave around the bikini line a little (nothing major), occasionally use overall trimmers, but generally quite low maintenance. I don't really have a big bush though.

I've never gotten a single comment from anyone about it. DH also doesn't do much manscaping on his (nor does it need it). Women should do whatever they're comfortable with, no judgment here - for me it is more comfortable and way less stress to go mostly natural, and there are no downsides for me.

[Anonymous]

43, yes.

[Anonymous]

34, partial , don't like the unkempt look

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:50 no. Because it is an unnatural, misogynistic pandering to manchild desires.

, the 60s woman movement called and wants their leader back