.... But I don't see a blonde with a very light and soft leghair the need to shave 3 times a week. Maybe occasionally or before a date...
My husband doesn't like the feel of stubble on his tongue as he runs it up my leg. We have sex more than occasionally. Otherwise, I probably wouldn't shave as often. But woe is me, its one of the neverending sacrifices I make for him.
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THIS IS NOT A WOMAN! It's Enmos with some stone pebbles under his shirt! Silly, Enmos. Always screwing around.
I am sure god had some intentions why he put bodyhair on us, so why mess with divine???
Hair, as it grows out after being shaved, is considerably sharp and stiff, especially when it's relatively short. The instant you try touching those legs, you become engrossed in agonizing cuts and slits. That shit can seriously hurt.
Nobody is talking about a dark haired girl who has a very hairy leg that she should epilate it. But I don't see a blonde with a very light and soft leghair the need to shave 3 times a week. Maybe occasionally or before a date...
Hm, Adam and Eva were pretty hairless, so I would think 1000s of years actually added bodyhair.
Sexy, natural woman from the Kadark collection:
Ha! It looks like her underarms have been professionally styled, moussed and trimmed.
It probably was. And my husband would relate to that -- he LIKES underarm hair. Not very long, just long enough to feel silky. Hates stubble. So after years of shaving my underarms, I had to get used to trimming it -- and it still feels weird.
hmmm.
Where I'm from the women are large, pushy and foul mouthed. Add "hairy" and I'm not sure people could tell the difference between genders at all. Maybe that's what the women's movement is about.
The other thing is about the posted picture in post #68 that it reminds (should remind) most men a pussy!! So you can go around cenzorship and post a kind of erotic picture just by showing of a hairy underarm!
... Maybe that's just due to the fact that it's been a social taboo here for so long that the attraction is more because of it's unfamiliarality.....