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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Does she WANT to do anything about it? If not, don't say a word to her.[/quote] Of course she wznts to fix it. Only a hairless woman would need to ask this question.[/quote] Or the kind of woman who encourages her daughter to “embrace” her body hair. :roll: [/quote] It's not about embracing or not, it's just about what the daughter thinks about it (or for that matter IF she thinks about it). I had faint, fine dark hairs on my upper lip when I was young. Had a bf who would make a point of saying IN FRONT OF FRIENDS to not ever shave it. (He was sincere, he was not being sarcastic. But we weren't together long and I think he was actually in the closet gay). I didn't do anything about them and afaik this never affected my social life. Menopause, different story, more of them, stiffer and more noticeable, and I use tweezers. [/quote]
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