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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It’s a personal question and you kept pressing. Stop being critical. [/quote]

She is your daughter & you have a right & a duty to be concerned.

Have a polite & calm discussion with your daughter.[/quote]

+1.  [b]If nothing else it's poor hygiene[/b] and looks dirty. I put it in the same category of - you must shower, you must wash your hair, you must keep yourself clean and presentable looking.

I wouldn't push right off the bat, but I would start a conversation and let her know that this is something that, as an adult, she needs to take care of.[/quote]

No, it isn’t, and I sure hope you apply these exact same standards to boys.[/quote]

DP but I would prefer my son shaved his armpits. I don’t insist because I have no idea what’s common among boys his age. [/quote]

Why would you prefer that? I shave but shaving increases the risk of infection and has no actual health benefits. It's much better to just wash with soap. [/quote]

Mostly shaving off the old smelly hair (no matter how well you wash it, esp if a teen boy, there’s certain residue)
Also don’t really like the look
Most if not all of my boyfriends used to shave their armpit hair too so I assumed it was the norm
Not sure what it is now. Maybe teenage boys prefer to look manly?[/quote]

Did you only date boys on the swim team? This is amazing to me otherwise.

I find men's hairy armpits so incredibly sexy. It's the only reason to watch NBA games lol.[/quote]
No, regular men and boys. So what’s the trend now? For males I mean [/quote]

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