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I've never experienced this myself, my mum was the one to point out that my legs were getting a bit hairy so she got me a razor and hair removal cream. Some of the other girls had hairy legs too so I guess no one had any issues with it.

Other girls can be really cruel sometimes, I'd just ignore them but if you really feel like you need to shave you could just get a razor and do it anyway.
Original post by im so academic
It's what men want. Deal with it, or deal with being forever alone - as they would say.

All men want a woman who is smooth all over. Especially down there.


Honestly that is so shallow. I can't believe that you are claiming that a man would not want to go out with a woman just because she didn't shave. That is ridiculous. The idea of shaving is simply a social construct and in real life most women do not shave all over.
Original post by number1student
Honestly that is so shallow. I can't believe that you are claiming that a man would not want to go out with a woman just because she didn't shave. That is ridiculous. The idea of shaving is simply a social construct and in real life most women do not shave all over.


Really? Most women do not shave? I thought it was the norm.

And what's wrong with it? It's what men find sexy.
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It's not what all men want. Don't be so immature. Different men what different things.

The reason girls grow hair 'down there' in the first place was to attract mates and to be sexually attractive as they matured into fertile mates.

The whole concept of being attracted to shaved 'down theres' could technically be seen as illogical as it indicates pre-fertile women.
Original post by philistine
So you're fat, have a forest growing from your underarms, and most likely have legs which could easily warrant the nickname 'Hairy Jeremy'?

Brb, throwing up in my mouth.

Random anecdote:

I volunteer once in a week in a charity shop. A middle-aged, petite blonde came in on a bike one day, with one trouser leg rolled up. I didn't think anything of it until she came into the store. She bought something, and when she walked away to put it in her bag, I saw that the leg which was exposed was just as densely packed with hair (long hair, might I add) as my own. I felt physically sick.


Oh the double standards! I'm not going to shave my body to appease small minded individuals such as yourself. If you can't see beyond someone's appearance and think body hair - something everyone has - makes someone less feminine, then you're extraordinarily shallow. I'm doing this for myself, not for anyone else. If people don't want to accept me for who I am, including my right to go au naturel, then they are not worth my time.
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Original post by rainbow.panda
I've never experienced this myself, my mum was the one to point out that my legs were getting a bit hairy so she got me a razor and hair removal cream. Some of the other girls had hairy legs too so I guess no one had any issues with it.

Other girls can be really cruel sometimes, I'd just ignore them but if you really feel like you need to shave you could just get a razor and do it anyway.

I can't (wail) I've lied to her before, and I was grounded for 8 months. SO, I just wear jeans all the time and dread soccer (football) practice.
It's not really about looking 'sexy' just looking like your not a man :s-smilie:
Weirdest thread ever, your mother sounds crazy. If she is so strict about such minor things what has she left to do with serious issues, the sorts of priorities those sorts of mothers have frustrates me so much. I bet you make your bed every morning - why make your children do utterly pointless things
Even the very religous girls who do not show there legs in front of boys did, I'm guessing just to fit in with other girls, but it's not exactly a massive life changing thing to do ??
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because i feel nicer with shaved legs, and the feeling of freshly shaved legs on bed sheets is the best thing. wouldn't mock or think different of a girl who didn't shave though
Original post by inadilemma
Oh the double standards! I'm not going to shave my body to appease small minded individuals such as yourself. If you can't see beyond someone's appearance and think body hair - something everyone has - makes someone less feminine, then you're extraordinarily shallow. I'm doing this for myself, not for anyone else. If people don't want to accept me for who I am, including my right to go au naturel, then they are not worth my time.


lol

I've probably forgotten more than you've ever learned, but that's besides the point.

Being fat, disgustingly hirsute and evidently addled with an entitlement complex, you aren't going to be attracting a man any time soon; at least not one who isn't a) ugly as sin, b) obscenely desperate, and c) lacking any standards whatsoever.

Good luck with your she-beast goals of 2012.
Speaking from experience, 14 year old boys aren't looking at hairy arms or legs on 14 year old girls. We were focusing on more important rounder matters.
Original post by im so academic
Really? Most women do not shave? I thought it was the norm.

And what's wrong with it? It's what men find sexy.


Lol thats not what I said- I said most women do not shave all over- they shave some but not all of it off. What I find wrong is that men are expecting women to shave their hair off and this shows that we still live in a male dominated society. There shouldn't be any expectations about what women should and shouldn't do. There are not many expectations about men- so why should there be about women? Women should not shave it off purely for the fact that " men find it sexy".
Original post by philistine
lol

I've probably forgotten more than you've ever learned, but that's besides the point.

Being fat, disgustingly hirsute and evidently addled with an entitlement complex, you aren't going to be attracting a man any time soon; at least not one who isn't a) ugly as sin, b) obscenely desperate, and c) lacking any standards whatsoever.

Good luck with your she-beast goals of 2012.


See, that's where you're wrong. Literally five minutes ago I got a message from a male member of TSR congratulating me on my decision. Have fun in your shallow existence. So long!
Honestly, as a 17 year old boy I can say that any boys telling a 14 year old (or a girl of any age for that matter) that she needs to shave her legs should be ashamed of themselves. This is of course easier said than done, but girls, if some boys are saying things like that, they're not worth the time... It's such a shallow thing to say.
Original post by ossR
It's not what all men want. Don't be so immature. Different men what different things.

The reason girls grow hair 'down there' in the first place was to attract mates and to be sexually attractive as they matured into fertile mates.

The whole concept of being attracted to shaved 'down theres' could technically be seen as illogical as it indicates pre-fertile women.


Really? I thought a woman had to be smooth all over in order to have sex with a man.

What would you do if you were interested in a woman, and as you were about to have sex, you saw she had hair down there?

I thought men would just be disgusted and just leave the "bitch" there.
Original post by number1student
Lol thats not what I said- I said most women do not shave all over- they shave some but not all of it off. What I find wrong is that men are expecting women to shave their hair off and this shows that we still live in a male dominated society. There shouldn't be any expectations about what women should and shouldn't do. There are not many expectations about men- so why should there be about women? Women should not shave it off purely for the fact that " men find it sexy".


Well tough. That's what women need to do to find love and have sex.
Original post by philistine
So you're fat, have a forest growing from your underarms, and most likely have legs which could easily warrant the nickname 'Hairy Jeremy'?

Brb, throwing up in my mouth.

Random anecdote:

I volunteer once in a week in a charity shop. A middle-aged, petite blonde came in on a bike one day, with one trouser leg rolled up. I didn't think anything of it until she came into the store. She bought something, and when she walked away to put it in her bag, I saw that the leg which was exposed was just as densely packed with hair (long hair, might I add) as my own. I felt physically sick.


A woman with hair on her legs made you physically sick? :lolwut: Sounds like you need to get a grip.
Original post by inadilemma
See, that's where you're wrong. Literally five minutes ago I got a message from a male member of TSR congratulating me on my decision. Have fun in your shallow existence. So long!


Well, since you've presented the smoking gun, at least allow me the honour of withdrawing from this internet skirmish with my dignity intact.



























































Just kidding. The majority of 'men' on this site most likely haven't seen a vagina since they were forcefully ejected out of one.

But hey! Why stop there? Why not stop wearing make-up, doing your hair, wearing deodorant or, shall I say it- bathing. I mean, you're aiming for the bottom of the pile anyway, so why tease the little dick out there that actually would have sex with you?

Men are visual creatures, and I can't believe I'm actually saying this- but we don't find hairy women attractive. That goes double for fat women with body hair. I'm sure with a little effort, if I really felt the need to, I could pay the Malaysian chap up at Chester Zoo a few bob so I could rut with the tapirs and boars.
Original post by im so academic
Really? I thought a woman had to be smooth all over in order to have sex with a man.

What would you do if you were interested in a woman, and as you were about to have sex, you saw she had hair down there?

I thought men would just be disgusted and just leave the "bitch" there.


You have some very warped views on things some people would find quite trivial, it intruiges me.
Original post by im so academic
Really? I thought a woman had to be smooth all over in order to have sex with a man.

What would you do if you were interested in a woman, and as you were about to have sex, you saw she had hair down there?

I thought men would just be disgusted and just leave the "bitch" there.


hahahahah

porn is not real life
Original post by medbh4805
A woman with hair on her legs made you physically sick? :lolwut: Sounds like you need to get a grip.


Listen honey, I like my hamburgers with sesame seeds, my steak medium-rare, and my women, aside from their heads of course- hairless.

If you can't seem to accept that, well **** you too.
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