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

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:i truly find this fascinating. i grew up in south florida and not starting brazilians in your teen years is unheard of. honestly not snarking or judging. and i'm not latin. it's just a normal part of the culture.

"Come on, Brittany. You're 14 now... time to go get your pussy hair ripped out by an Asian woman! Go get in the car!"

Brittany ii is your responsibility to look like a porn star and keep these Asian hair pullers in business! I know you are 13, but grow up, and get rid of that bush!

1- you are a freak for insinuating a sexual reason for taking a 14 yr old to get waxed;
2- no one said anything about 14 year olds; and
3- the aestheticians not asian down there. they are latin.

The south Floridian said girls start waxing in their teen years. 14 years old is a teen... what's the difference? And what other reason would there be to get waxed than "sexual"? If it's not to show pubes while wearing a bathing suit, well, isn't the underlying reason sexual? So you look "good" in your suit?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Tons of men love bush. Why waste your money and go through the pain?

http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/391981.page

why do you have to make it about men? i do it because i like it.

Yeah right.

please, go ahead and tell me what i think and feel.

Well, we know you feel pain.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Tons of men love bush. Why waste your money and go through the pain?

http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/391981.page

why do you have to make it about men? i do it because i like it.

Yeah right.

please, go ahead and tell me what i think and feel.

Well, we know you feel pain.

the first time, of course it's painful. but once you keep it up regularly, with a good, experienced waxer, it doesn't hurt. hard wax only. no paper strips. HUGE difference.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:i truly find this fascinating. i grew up in south florida and not starting brazilians in your teen years is unheard of. honestly not snarking or judging. and i'm not latin. it's just a normal part of the culture.

"Come on, Brittany. You're 14 now... time to go get your pussy hair ripped out by an Asian woman! Go get in the car!"

Brittany ii is your responsibility to look like a porn star and keep these Asian hair pullers in business! I know you are 13, but grow up, and get rid of that bush!

1- you are a freak for insinuating a sexual reason for taking a 14 yr old to get waxed;
2- no one said anything about 14 year olds; and
3- the aestheticians not asian down there. they are latin.

The south Floridian said girls start waxing in their teen years. 14 years old is a teen... what's the difference? And what other reason would there be to get waxed than "sexual"? If it's not to show pubes while wearing a bathing suit, well, isn't the underlying reason sexual? So you look "good" in your suit?

personal hygienic preference?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:i truly find this fascinating. i grew up in south florida and not starting brazilians in your teen years is unheard of. honestly not snarking or judging. and i'm not latin. it's just a normal part of the culture.

"Come on, Brittany. You're 14 now... time to go get your pussy hair ripped out by an Asian woman! Go get in the car!"

Brittany ii is your responsibility to look like a porn star and keep these Asian hair pullers in business! I know you are 13, but grow up, and get rid of that bush!

1- you are a freak for insinuating a sexual reason for taking a 14 yr old to get waxed;
2- no one said anything about 14 year olds; and
3- the aestheticians not asian down there. they are latin.

The south Floridian said girls start waxing in their teen years. 14 years old is a teen... what's the difference? And what other reason would there be to get waxed than "sexual"? If it's not to show pubes while wearing a bathing suit, well, isn't the underlying reason sexual? So you look "good" in your suit?

personal hygienic preference?

http://www.thewire.com/national/2011/12/there-are-some-great-health-reasons-not-go-bare-down-there/46119/

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Hell no, 36. The infantilizing of women's genitalia isn't sexy to any of the partners I've ever had.

Get over what your partner finds sexy, do it for yourself if you like it. Do not make it into another female war of SAHM vs. WOHM, BFing vs. Formula.

Pretending there's not a problem with the expectations of women's bodies is idiotic. I don't get one, firstly because I don't like it, and secondly because it's a damn political statement that looking like a girl and not a woman is NOT sexy.

I am not the person who will go nude even in the locker room. I am also not a person who will let someone else give me a Brazilian. My DH does not care if I have hair on my crotch or not. I am 40 + years old who is very comfortable giving myself Brazillian because I love how I look and feel. I do not expose myself to an aesthetician and since it is at home the prohibitive cost is also not an issue. I take care as to how I do it so pain is also not an issue for me. There are many cultures where women have taken off hair from their bodies much before it became a fad here. I do not like body hair and red nail polish. It if my preference, not something dictated by what someone else thinks women should do.

I find public hair on women hideous. I am sure people do not think so. Again, it is my preference. Why is your panty in a twist over it?

[Anonymous]

I can't believe that people are still trotting out hygiene and 'being clean' as justification for ripping all their pubic hair out. Is it willful ignorance? The facts all show the opposite is true.

[Anonymous]

Oh, come on. There's nothing "hideous" about it. Don't be such a troll.
Live and let live.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hell no, 36. The infantilizing of women's genitalia isn't sexy to any of the partners I've ever had.

Get over what your partner finds sexy, do it for yourself if you like it. Do not make it into another female war of SAHM vs. WOHM, BFing vs. Formula.

Pretending there's not a problem with the expectations of women's bodies is idiotic. I don't get one, firstly because I don't like it, and secondly because it's a damn political statement that looking like a girl and not a woman is NOT sexy.

I am not the person who will go nude even in the locker room. I am also not a person who will let someone else give me a Brazilian. My DH does not care if I have hair on my crotch or not. I am 40 + years old who is very comfortable giving myself Brazillian because I love how I look and feel. I do not expose myself to an aesthetician and since it is at home the prohibitive cost is also not an issue. I take care as to how I do it so pain is also not an issue for me. There are many cultures where women have taken off hair from their bodies much before it became a fad here. I do not like body hair and red nail polish. It if my preference, not something dictated by what someone else thinks women should do.

I find public hair on women hideous. I am sure people do not think so. Again, it is my preference. Why is your panty in a twist over it?

That's fine. But have you ever thought about WHY you find it hideous? Have you ever examined it? Because all women have pubic hair naturally. Do you find pubic hair on men "hideous"? Not trying to cast judgment on you here; just curious about your thought process.

[Anonymous]

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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?

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WHy are all these white older women looking at each other's crotch in the locker room? More perverted than men who want a bald look in their women.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hell no, 36. The infantilizing of women's genitalia isn't sexy to any of the partners I've ever had.

Get over what your partner finds sexy, do it for yourself if you like it. Do not make it into another female war of SAHM vs. WOHM, BFing vs. Formula.

Pretending there's not a problem with the expectations of women's bodies is idiotic. I don't get one, firstly because I don't like it, and secondly because it's a damn political statement that looking like a girl and not a woman is NOT sexy.

I am not the person who will go nude even in the locker room. I am also not a person who will let someone else give me a Brazilian. My DH does not care if I have hair on my crotch or not. I am 40 + years old who is very comfortable giving myself Brazillian because I love how I look and feel. I do not expose myself to an aesthetician and since it is at home the prohibitive cost is also not an issue. I take care as to how I do it so pain is also not an issue for me. There are many cultures where women have taken off hair from their bodies much before it became a fad here. I do not like body hair and red nail polish. It if my preference, not something dictated by what someone else thinks women should do.

I find public hair on women hideous. I am sure people do not think so. Again, it is my preference. Why is your panty in a twist over it?

That's fine. But have you ever thought about WHY you find it hideous? Have you ever examined it? Because all women have pubic hair naturally. Do you find pubic hair on men "hideous"? Not trying to cast judgment on you here; just curious about your thought process.

I looked in the mirror and did not like how it looked. I waxed and loved the way it looked. Clean and smooth. The same feeling of smoothness and cleanliness and beauty when I see my legs waxed vs, when I do not shave it. The same feeling of cleanliness and feminine beauty when I do my upper lip. I do not find body hair on myself pretty. Ditto for underarms.

Besides, I felt a whole lot cleaner during my periods with a Brazilian. Another thing is that I did experience enhanced sensations during sex with my DH and for me that is worth it. DH is smart enough to not comment on what I do with my body. Since I am an expert waxer and do not have to go to a salon for most of my beauty needs - hair coloring, highlights, facials, manicure, pedicure, waxing, threading etc. - how I groom myself and the look I prefer for myself is my own individual preference. Not to be shared with the world and not to show to any other men.

Why would I care about other men or women grooming habits? Is it not something personal and private?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The dc area is known as ugly la, add out of control pubes to the list of things like, I look 20 but I am 40, I don't need to wear makeup and am 50, greying hair is beautiful

word salad

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My full bush keeps my pussy warm and cozy in winter. And I can't keep DH's tongue out of there. Love my bush!

Does it get tangled in his ron burgundy mustache and 70s sideburns

yes, but it's all covered in coconut oil so it's all good for his man hairs

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tons of men love bush. Why waste your money and go through the pain?

http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/391981.page

why do you have to make it about men? i do it because i like it.

Yeah right.

please, go ahead and tell me what i think and feel.

Well, we know you feel pain.

the first time, of course it's painful. but once you keep it up regularly, with a good, experienced waxer, it doesn't hurt. hard wax only. no paper strips. HUGE difference.

oh yeah, that's what I need, to have that area numbed to pain of shredding hair follicles, permanently

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hell no, 36. The infantilizing of women's genitalia isn't sexy to any of the partners I've ever had.

Get over what your partner finds sexy, do it for yourself if you like it. Do not make it into another female war of SAHM vs. WOHM, BFing vs. Formula.

Pretending there's not a problem with the expectations of women's bodies is idiotic. I don't get one, firstly because I don't like it, and secondly because it's a damn political statement that looking like a girl and not a woman is NOT sexy.

I am not the person who will go nude even in the locker room. I am also not a person who will let someone else give me a Brazilian. My DH does not care if I have hair on my crotch or not. I am 40 + years old who is very comfortable giving myself Brazillian because I love how I look and feel. I do not expose myself to an aesthetician and since it is at home the prohibitive cost is also not an issue. I take care as to how I do it so pain is also not an issue for me. There are many cultures where women have taken off hair from their bodies much before it became a fad here. I do not like body hair and red nail polish. It if my preference, not something dictated by what someone else thinks women should do.

I find public hair on women hideous. I am sure people do not think so. Again, it is my preference. Why is your panty in a twist over it?

That's fine. But have you ever thought about WHY you find it hideous? Have you ever examined it? Because all women have pubic hair naturally. Do you find pubic hair on men "hideous"? Not trying to cast judgment on you here; just curious about your thought process.

Yes, seriously if you find it hideous, you've got some real issues.