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I understand some people do this "to empower them", but really it's just vulgar.
It's vulgar if men and especially women have a huge bush there as well.
You may wash them when showering, but having more hair there makes it a much greater pit for bacteria.
The only thing you are "empowering" is uncleanliness and bacteria.
Filthy people.
It's vulgar if men and especially women have a huge bush there as well.
You may wash them when showering, but having more hair there makes it a much greater pit for bacteria.
The only thing you are "empowering" is uncleanliness and bacteria.
Filthy people.
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#5
I don't think it's vulgar at all to be honest. I constantly have ingrown hairs/cuts/sore patches under my arms from hair removal, if anything that is more 'unhygenic'
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#6
You are entitled to find armpit hair unattractive, but the entire premise of these concepts is that women should not feel obligated to alter their bodies in order to avoid being publicly insulted or harassed - and that there shouldn't be double standards for men and women.
Also, there is no scientific evidence for your claim that underarm hair encourages bacterial growth.
Also, there is no scientific evidence for your claim that underarm hair encourages bacterial growth.
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#7
(Original post by tnetennba)
You are entitled to find armpit hair unattractive, but the entire premise of these concepts is that women should not feel obligated to alter their bodies in order to avoid being publicly insulted or harassed - and that there shouldn't be double standards for men and women.
Also, there is no scientific evidence for your claim that underarm hair encourages bacterial growth.
You are entitled to find armpit hair unattractive, but the entire premise of these concepts is that women should not feel obligated to alter their bodies in order to avoid being publicly insulted or harassed - and that there shouldn't be double standards for men and women.
Also, there is no scientific evidence for your claim that underarm hair encourages bacterial growth.
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#9
(Original post by ChaoticButterfly)
Who cares. It isn't your body.
Is body hair the new TSR obsession now?
Who cares. It isn't your body.
Is body hair the new TSR obsession now?
i tink so..
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#10
(Original post by ChaoticButterfly)
Who cares. It isn't your body.
Is body hair the new TSR obsession now?
Who cares. It isn't your body.
Is body hair the new TSR obsession now?
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#11
(Original post by EatAndRevise)
Probably about 95% of guys find armpit hair unattractive, it is the women themselves who are making the conscious decision to shave it off. The reason they do so is to make themselves seem more attractive, don't blame others for something so trivial.
Probably about 95% of guys find armpit hair unattractive, it is the women themselves who are making the conscious decision to shave it off. The reason they do so is to make themselves seem more attractive, don't blame others for something so trivial.
This is not a case of attractiveness, it's a case of being made to feel like a freak for choosing not to buy into it.
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#12
(Original post by EatAndRevise)
he is stating that he does not find it attractive. The reason women shave their armpits is because they know men find it attractive, and possible a few other reasons to do with health.
he is stating that he does not find it attractive. The reason women shave their armpits is because they know men find it attractive, and possible a few other reasons to do with health.
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#14
(Original post by redferry)
I don't think it's vulgar at all to be honest. I constantly have ingrown hairs/cuts/sore patches under my arms from hair removal, if anything that is more 'unhygenic'
I don't think it's vulgar at all to be honest. I constantly have ingrown hairs/cuts/sore patches under my arms from hair removal, if anything that is more 'unhygenic'
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#15
(Original post by tnetennba)
Nope, that's way too naive. Applying makeup is something women do to appear more attractive. Bald armpits are no way near a symbol of attractiveness for women - they are the norm. Ever since manufacturers decided to push razors onto women to increase profit, women have been shamed by way of advertisements (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxCHLXQffsg) into feeling "dirty" "vulgar" and "unhygienic" by leaving their body hair in its natural state.
This is not a case of attractiveness, it's a case of being made to feel like a freak for choosing not to buy into it.
Nope, that's way too naive. Applying makeup is something women do to appear more attractive. Bald armpits are no way near a symbol of attractiveness for women - they are the norm. Ever since manufacturers decided to push razors onto women to increase profit, women have been shamed by way of advertisements (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxCHLXQffsg) into feeling "dirty" "vulgar" and "unhygienic" by leaving their body hair in its natural state.
This is not a case of attractiveness, it's a case of being made to feel like a freak for choosing not to buy into it.
Men find women without body hair more attractive than if they had body hair.
Women want to find make partners.
Women know men find it attractive.
Therefore, women shave it off.
And it is unhygienic.
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#16
(Original post by EatAndRevise)
It is a case of attractiveness.
Men find women without body hair more attractive than if they had body hair.
Women want to find make partners.
Women know men find it attractive.
Therefore, women shave it off.
And it is unhygienic.
It is a case of attractiveness.
Men find women without body hair more attractive than if they had body hair.
Women want to find make partners.
Women know men find it attractive.
Therefore, women shave it off.
And it is unhygienic.
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#17
(Original post by EatAndRevise)
It is a case of attractiveness.
Men find women without body hair more attractive than if they had body hair.
Women want to find make partners.
Women know men find it attractive.
Therefore, women shave it off.
And it is unhygienic.
It is a case of attractiveness.
Men find women without body hair more attractive than if they had body hair.
Women want to find make partners.
Women know men find it attractive.
Therefore, women shave it off.
And it is unhygienic.
You realise that once hair removal causes an abscess...
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#18
(Original post by tnetennba)
This is a good point. It has been well-documented that hair removal (in pubic regions especially) frequently leads to open sores and wounds & therefore increases the frequency of bacterial infections. Claiming that women shave for "health reasons" is absolute BS.
This is a good point. It has been well-documented that hair removal (in pubic regions especially) frequently leads to open sores and wounds & therefore increases the frequency of bacterial infections. Claiming that women shave for "health reasons" is absolute BS.
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#19
(Original post by redferry)
It's actually more hygenic to leave it to be honest.
You realise that once hair removal causes an abscess...
It's actually more hygenic to leave it to be honest.
You realise that once hair removal causes an abscess...
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#20
I don't think it's vulgar, it's natural and if people want to keep it they are entitled to because it's their body.
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