Anonymous
01/05/2019 21:16
Subject: Do men find this a turn off or a non issue?
If you are under 45, no hair on women
Anonymous
01/05/2019 20:59
Subject: Do men find this a turn off or a non issue?
I say shave it off. I don’t lik my woman to have hair on her stomach.
Anonymous
01/05/2019 15:50
Subject: Do men find this a turn off or a non issue?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:removed, no hair below the eyebrows
Go f*ck a seal, if mammals aren't your thing.
Um...seals are mammals.
This might be my favorite DCUM quote ever. Seals are also prized for their fur...
Anonymous
01/05/2019 11:53
Subject: Do men find this a turn off or a non issue?
So many nasty women on here. Why are you all body shaming OP? For the record, humans have hair and are supposed to have hair. Removing it is cosmetic. Accord g to this article in the NYT written by an ob/gyn pubic hair is not unsanitary and indeed serves a purpose.
Pubic hair serves several biological purposes. It is a physical barrier protecting the skin; it traps discharge, dirt and debris; it also traps moisture, helping the vulvar skin maintain a higher moisture content relative to skin elsewhere on your body. As each pubic hair is attached to a nerve, tugging during sex may also increase sexual stimulation. Pubic hair may also have a role in dispersal of normal odors.
To Go Bare Down There? https://nyti.ms/2Rp6dbC?smid=nytcore-ios-share
FWIW, I prefer my ladies all natural.
Pubic hair serves several biological purposes. It is a physical barrier protecting the skin; it traps discharge, dirt and debris; it also traps moisture, helping the vulvar skin maintain a higher moisture content relative to skin elsewhere on your body. As each pubic hair is attached to a nerve, tugging during sex may also increase sexual stimulation. Pubic hair may also have a role in dispersal of normal odors.
To Go Bare Down There? https://nyti.ms/2Rp6dbC?smid=nytcore-ios-share
FWIW, I prefer my ladies all natural.
Anonymous
01/05/2019 09:32
Subject: Re:Do men find this a turn off or a non issue?
Man here, it would be a non issue for me. I don't mind a more natural look down there too, FWIW
Anonymous
01/05/2019 09:03
Subject: Do men find this a turn off or a non issue?
jesus OP. how lazy are you? get it waxed or permanently removed. I don't get women who find basic grooming and hair removal so taxing.
Anonymous
01/05/2019 07:44
Subject: Do men find this a turn off or a non issue?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:why? if it that important why do men not do the same?Anonymous wrote:Hair free torso,underarms,back, legs, arms, chin, upper lip, side burn and no unibrow.
Because body hair on men does not indicate a possible hormone/fertility issue.
I am super hairy, and it's not even an ethnic thing, but I have no fertility issues. In fact, I got pregnant both times on the first try, and I've never had a miscarriage. I have had my hormones tested in the past, and while my testosterone is on the high side of normal, it's still normal.
ITA.. that ^PP's statement is weird. I'm hairy, too, and I'm East Asian, got pregnant easily both times in my mid to late 30s.
I am the PP who made this statement, and here is some more information for you. I did not make this up. https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/hirsutism/symptoms-causes/syc-20354935
Interesting article . The only females I know with “manly hair” ie facial hair -like a beard, but not full, have been overweight.
I’m a nurse in the OR. I see a LOT of naked women ages 25 to 70.
Observsation one: there is absolutely a cultural / “race” component to preference for removing hair vs not removing hair below the eyelashes. At all ages.
Women with mini beards and man-caliber leg and pit hair are ALWAYS obese. Not talking about a little happy trail here or lower back fuzz.
Big fluffy bushes do smell more than manicured little patches. I’m the one who administers the pre-op chlorhexadine wipe down, and I’ve done literally hundreds. Maybe a thousand at this point. Don’t even attempt to argue this point with me. I guarantee I’ve gotten up close and personal with more not-date-prepped bushes than anyone reading this unless you’re a gynecologist
Gross.
But I have known several rail thin women with hair issues. They typically take care of it though (it’s rare that you see it), maybe obese women just don’t care.
What do you see with men hair wise? Start another dusgusting thread?
Anonymous
01/05/2019 07:40
Subject: Do men find this a turn off or a non issue?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:why? if it that important why do men not do the same?Anonymous wrote:Hair free torso,underarms,back, legs, arms, chin, upper lip, side burn and no unibrow.
Because body hair on men does not indicate a possible hormone/fertility issue.
I am super hairy, and it's not even an ethnic thing, but I have no fertility issues. In fact, I got pregnant both times on the first try, and I've never had a miscarriage. I have had my hormones tested in the past, and while my testosterone is on the high side of normal, it's still normal.
You had your testosterone tested? How’d you find a doctor to do that? Most of them are too freaked out (and ignorant) by the idea that women have testosterone at all to test it . Honestly. Ignorant.
What was it?
Guys - Dumbos- more testosterone means she has a higher sex drive.
It's well known that women have testosterone. I'm sure a graduate of a medical school would not be "shocked" by this fact.
You would be shocked at the number of doctors who do not want to acknowledge that women have any testosterone or to consider any issues with the levels a woman has. I’d say that 98% of US doctors are completely ignorant in this regard, basing that on being a women who asked 10 doctors about the subject and received a giant wall and nervous laughter instead. Also, in other countries (Uk, France, Australia) there are special testosterone creams for women who need it but in the US nothing has been approved. Nothing.
Anonymous
01/05/2019 06:15
Subject: Do men find this a turn off or a non issue?
Anonymous wrote:Hair is also unsanitary
https://www.google.com/amp/s/blackdoctor.org/514518/health-benefits-of-pubic-hair/amp/
Anonymous
01/04/2019 20:26
Subject: Re:Do men find this a turn off or a non issue?
Anonymous wrote:If a woman is overweight and has stomach hair, then loses weight, will the hair disappear?
Yes because of self decency
Anonymous
01/04/2019 19:38
Subject: Re:Do men find this a turn off or a non issue?
If a woman is overweight and has stomach hair, then loses weight, will the hair disappear?
Anonymous
01/04/2019 14:09
Subject: Do men find this a turn off or a non issue?
Anonymous wrote:Hair is also unsanitary
I don't believe this is true, why would we have hair "down there" in the first place, if it didn't serve some purpose?
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=why+do+we+have+pubic+hair
the part about protection from bacteria and other unwanted pathogens seems to prove my point
Anonymous
01/04/2019 13:40
Subject: Do men find this a turn off or a non issue?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:why? if it that important why do men not do the same?Anonymous wrote:Hair free torso,underarms,back, legs, arms, chin, upper lip, side burn and no unibrow.
Because body hair on men does not indicate a possible hormone/fertility issue.
I am super hairy, and it's not even an ethnic thing, but I have no fertility issues. In fact, I got pregnant both times on the first try, and I've never had a miscarriage. I have had my hormones tested in the past, and while my testosterone is on the high side of normal, it's still normal.
ITA.. that ^PP's statement is weird. I'm hairy, too, and I'm East Asian, got pregnant easily both times in my mid to late 30s.
I am the PP who made this statement, and here is some more information for you. I did not make this up. https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/hirsutism/symptoms-causes/syc-20354935
Interesting article . The only females I know with “manly hair” ie facial hair -like a beard, but not full, have been overweight.
I’m a nurse in the OR. I see a LOT of naked women ages 25 to 70.
Observsation one: there is absolutely a cultural / “race” component to preference for removing hair vs not removing hair below the eyelashes. At all ages.
Women with mini beards and man-caliber leg and pit hair are ALWAYS obese. Not talking about a little happy trail here or lower back fuzz.
Big fluffy bushes do smell more than manicured little patches. I’m the one who administers the pre-op chlorhexadine wipe down, and I’ve done literally hundreds. Maybe a thousand at this point. Don’t even attempt to argue this point with me. I guarantee I’ve gotten up close and personal with more not-date-prepped bushes than anyone reading this unless you’re a gynecologist
Anonymous
01/04/2019 12:43
Subject: Do men find this a turn off or a non issue?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I certainly hope that men with a little fatty tissue in their breasts would get lipo there or a breast reductions, because that's womanish and nasty.
Right, because hair removal is the same as having major surgery.
It's worse, because it's constant and not a one time thing. Try removing all your body hair for a year, and come back with how you feel about it.
Men shave their faces (well, some do) and that's a thing. Man boobs, that's another thing.
Anonymous
01/04/2019 11:56
Subject: Do men find this a turn off or a non issue?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:why? if it that important why do men not do the same?Anonymous wrote:Hair free torso,underarms,back, legs, arms, chin, upper lip, side burn and no unibrow.
Because body hair on men does not indicate a possible hormone/fertility issue.
I am super hairy, and it's not even an ethnic thing, but I have no fertility issues. In fact, I got pregnant both times on the first try, and I've never had a miscarriage. I have had my hormones tested in the past, and while my testosterone is on the high side of normal, it's still normal.
You had your testosterone tested? How’d you find a doctor to do that? Most of them are too freaked out (and ignorant) by the idea that women have testosterone at all to test it . Honestly. Ignorant.
What was it?
Guys - Dumbos- more testosterone means she has a higher sex drive.
It's well known that women have testosterone. I'm sure a graduate of a medical school would not be "shocked" by this fact.