In case you didn't know how shaving legs and armpits for women became a norm, you can blame the relentless advertising campaigns. At the beginning of the 20th century, women, and of course society in general, couldn't care less about the natural hair growing on their bodies. However, after sleeveless dresses came into fashion, advertisers began targeting women's hairy armpits, encouraging women to remove them. Then followed leg hair. By the 1950s, after what seemed to be merely a fad created by annoying advertisers, shaving your hairy legs and armpits became a social norm lasting for decades.
However, these days people have begun to question the long-lasting beauty standard and its effects on women's body image. While some of us merely participate in discussions, other women dare to quit shaving and turn to social media to show that natural body hair is nothing but a normal part of their bodies.
In 2018, a woman named Laura Jackson, who was sick and tired of society telling her how her body should look, created 'Januhairy', a campaign that encourages women to ditch razor blades for a month and share their progress pics on social media. The idea picked up and each year begins to fill up with women rocking their naturally hairy bodies. Scroll below for the list of hairy women that have shared their natural beauty in the name of Januhairy!
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Natural Body Hair
“There was this time where puberty was just commencing and gifted me a full-blown pube-stache, and to be given a razor to snip it off was a dream. I was thrilled to remove my hair and have baby soft, hairless skin. I was excited to finally be "beautiful". Until this little fantasy turned into a nightmare. Wherein I found myself disgusting. And if I couldn't wax it off, I shaved it all. If I was too lazy to do it, I just wouldn't go out. Because I couldn't look like that when I was going out, could I? I associated myself with something untidy, unpleasant, and loving myself turned into this tedious task because I couldn't. Until I was spotless. I had to be spotless every day. I couldn't miss a patch. I couldn't feel like a "cactus". I couldn't have them calling me a cactus. Because that's how it should be, right? Because that's what they said, that's what they like.
I now know I could. I could grow, and be just the way I am and be loved for it.
I want to grow. And I want you to see.
That I'm done. I'm wild and goddamn free.”
Beautiful Hairy Body
“It’s incredibly validating to see this image Alex took of me shared with the intention to create a conversation how we see hair and femininity. Since this image has started to be shared I’ve gotten a lot of questions around the journey of my body hair. It’s something I’ve run from my entire life until about 3 years ago. To the point where I had developed anxiety around hair & didn’t want to even be around people who had a lot of it too. It was a deep self hatred reinforced through bullying & overall beauty standards. The last day I shaved was actually Valentine’s Day. I was told by my current boyfriend he would never take me anywhere nice with facial, armpit or leg hair so in order to please him I shaved everything so we could “have a nice date”. HE FUCKING DUMPED ME ON THAT DATE. And from that point on I made the decision to NEVER alter my body to appease someone else. That decision was probably one of the best I’ve ever made regarding my relationship with my body. Which only grew stronger when I was starting to be approached about modeling & making adult content. Modeling was something I’d wanted to do since I was a child but when I started maturing I noticed even after shaving how prominent my leg hair was so I literally just didn’t bother before. I grew up hating & hiding a part of my body that now people were LITERALLY worshiping. There are still hateful people yelling what they think of me in public but honestly who doesn’t deal with that? People will always find a reason to dislike who you are & what you’re about. That’s why I hang on to the people who love me & the kind words people send me. There’s also another reason I don’t shave that many don’t think of. I have Lyme Disease which causes chronic fatigue & an overall weakness of the immune system. So it takes a lot of energy for me to shave allll the hair I have that grows SO FAST. And when I did shave I got ingrown hairs & infections all over. My body literally had to deal with more bacteria on it JUST from shaving. This isn’t a PSA to shave or not shave. This is a PSA to choose to do what makes you happiest with your body. Thanks for reading my lil journey.”
Stop Shaving
‘I stopped shaving my legs about 20 years ago, and have never looked back. my armpits followed about 5 years ago, and they have become one of my new favourite parts of myself! I feel like they add a beautiful splash of colour and texture to my outfit when I wear tank tops, and they are so soft! plus when I shaved my armpits, my right armpit was really hard to reach because I am missing my left hand, so this is way easier! I love showing off my body hair on my youtube show 'Stump Kitchen' because it portrays body diversity and more possibilities for what a woman's body can look like!’
Gorgeous Hairy Legs
“I have palestinian heritage so I’m really hairy; I hate waxing cuz it’s pain, time and money; and I love my hairy legs cuz they make me feel like a bee (bees have really hairy legs and that’s one of the reasons they are the best pollinators)"
Red Carpet Looks
“I went to a red carpet event without shaving my legs!! This may sound really dumb, but it was a big deal for me. I’ve finally gotten to the point where I feel (almost) totally comfortable like this.
I stopped shaving my legs and armpits about a year ago as a practice of self-love. I grew up HATING the hair on my body. I was teased for it, snuck my mom’s razor at age 9, and would pray that god would remove my hair from the neck down. I would panic every time I got invited to go swimming and hadn’t shaved.
When I got pregnant, I decided to work to overcome this insecurity. It’s not about “not believing in shaving”, it’s about believing I AM BEAUTIFUL, ATTRACTIVE AND “FEMININE” NO MATTER WHERE I HAVE HAIR ON MY BODY. It’s about showing girls you don’t have to listen when society tells you your natural features are ugly or gross. It has taken months to get used to it. The horrible online comments don’t help. But I’m getting there.
Remember, if someone has a problem with the way you look, that’s an issue with THEIR mentality, not YOUR body.”
Stop Shaving For Januhairy
"See me // within it all I never saw myself seen I didn’t know of a language to make it make sense, feel real, to make it stick. surface living to quell the anxieties of not knowing who you are and where you come from. a void is not a dormant soundless hole, it can be a chaotic dissonant space, it can be a vortex at your core that wrings you out and leaves you broken. if I don’t see me, am i real? our stories buried and burned, histories willfully misrecorded, bodies brutalized and distorted. the heavy labor of our existence, the work that works to piece the pieces. our tongues cut, leaving us speechless, their language was never meant for us, our work is our narratives in flux, sounds, words, images, movement that is us. all new but rooted in a knowing that is before us all. even in my younger days where I never knew a world like this could exist for me, I felt a stirring that pushed me forth despite no blueprint or support, whatever that force was I thank it every day, and I work to nourish it."
Hairy Armpits
Armpit Hairdo
“I feel powerful and beautiful with my hairy pits. I feel even more powerful when it’s colorful. It makes me feel so powerful knowing that just some hair can cause an uproar, make people uncomfortable or angry. That they cannot stand hair on a woman. We’re all human beings and grow hair for a reason. So why is it okay for men but not women? I don’t think it makes me any less of a woman having it. I feel beautiful, sexy, comfortable, glowing, a goddess with or without it. I don’t care if you like it or not. I don’t care what you have to say on it. I don’t care what anyone thinks on it except me. As long as it makes me happy, that’s what matters.”
If people really want to demand we go hairless, fine, but men have to do it too. No reason to have that sort of double standard. Do it or don't do it.
Natural Body
“Today in our puberty lesson I talk to all of my students about where body hair is likely to show up, and not just in the normal places they may think of, we talked about extra body hair on our stomachs, arms, faces, lips and chest for all genders. —
We talked about pubic hair and how as you grow older it is common for your hair to cover more and more area. —
We also talked about labia minora and majora... how they come in different shapes, sizes, colors and length... to the whole class. —- We talked about why the topic of our bodies is uncomfortable and what our society’s role is in making us feel shame. —— We talked about why it’s important not to separate the class by genders to have these talks and how knowledge is power and we need to know our bodies and how bodies of any of our future partners may work. —
We talked about “out of the norm” topics like how any gender can grow breasts. And we talked about how important it is to de sexualize breasts. —- We talked about how much shame and hurt it causes people who are judged for their bodies and the changes it’s going through. —- It was an amazing talk. Tomorrow we will have a q and a. I’m excited to see what more they want to talk about. —- I showed my leg hair again and the kids showed me theirs lol 😂 —- I said about 16161892 times “gender is a social construct” I hope they get it now hahah"
Fantastic! Thank you for being such an inclusive and rational teacher!
Realistic Body Image
“Last month I discovered #januhairy; a movement of fuzzy lassie’s proudly proclaiming their allegiance to free-pitting for the month as an act of empowerment & body love.
I myself have been know to let the ol arm garden grow for years now😏😎 so I thought “what the hay-bale!🐴 I’ll tag @janu_hairy in an image of the fuz”
& they shared my post!
As did a few other accounts
Which lead to it being shown in an @ajplus video & 1000+ femme fur lovin’ folks finding my account.
Meaning..
I got my first dick pic since 7th grade chatroulette🤘🏾
& countless messages from 95% men saying things like..
“Hey.”
“Hey, I love ur armpits”
“I love natural women 👅💦”
“I’d lick ur armpits”
“I’d love 2 smell ur armpits”
“Can I have pictures of ur feet?”
“How long u no shave down there?”
“How long u been a hair activist?”
“How much $ for a body pic?”
“I love hairy vagina.”
literally. this list goes on...& on. 🤦🏽♀️
On one hand, It’s sweet that I’ve unexpectedly gotten 0 hate about it.. (we’ll, except a teacher commenting “gag” to which he received more pictures of my unapologetic pit pelt)((yeah I said it))
But like.. wutup w this far swing to the other side?
Why is the natural body a fetish?
& how is showing it somehow an invitation to be hit on? to hear about how it makes you feel in your weenie & divulge sexual fantasies i never asked to hear about?
& why does this automatically mean I’m an activist?
Here’s what I think..
•If I am advocating something.. Its no shame in choosing ur body’s expression.
•I’m stoked people are not only-not giving me shit, but are actually showing a lot of love.. it shows times are really changing
•I’m endlessly over the age old ‘invade & conquer’ sexually toxic masculine mentality that in its fundamental nature makes itself welcome where
👏🏾it👏🏾is👏🏾not. #goon&slideritebackoutofmyDMsthanks.
•You don’t need a # or a clever month name to get to know your body in different forms. Hopefully* everyday, for the rest of your life, you have the wonderful freedom to choose how you want to express yourself in this world. I hope you thoroughly enjoy the pleasure of choosing what feels rite for the only person who’s opinion really matters..
your own ✌🏾”
She’s so pretty. I love that her skin isn’t perfect, she looks more natural and beautiful for it.
Naturally Hairy Body
"Hair grows on your body where it is meant to grow. It's natural. It's not unclean or unhygenic or gross. It's normal but for some reason society has decided that hair on women is abnormal and disgusting and shameful. It is none of those things!
If you want to shave then go for it! If you don't want to shave then that's fine too!
It's your body and you are in control of how you look after and maintain your body. Your aesthetic is yours to choose and it's yours to change as and when you please"
Rocking The Hairy Armpits
Body Positivity
Naturally Beautiful Body
Shaving/waxing your bikini line sucks big fat sweaty balls. It’s great for about two days... THEN THE HAIR GROWS BACK. You are riddled with ingrown hairs that rub along the edges of your underpants which turn into painful sores. You end up walking like a cowboy with jock itch until the hairs finally grow back. Any men who complain about this—do me a favor, shave your crotch area then wait a few days. You’re welcome.
No Need To Shave
Getting Hairy For Januhairy
"Rocking our body hair and feeling incredibly glamorous at graduation ball. Body hair is not ‘un-feminine’, it is natural and you should choose whatever you want to do with it. You are beautiful, be kind to yourself. Have you continued to grow out your body hair over the summer? If so, what sort of reactions have you had? Lots of love as always, your Januhairy gals Laura and Ruby"
Beautiful Natural Hair
“Why does society still shame women for having body hair? If a woman has armpit hair, she's apparently "disgusting", "unkept" or has "bad hygiene", but if a man has armpit hair, no one says anything because "he's a man"...really? That's the only reasoning we need? If you leave a comment about your opinion, please also leave your reasoning.”
Perfect Body Image
“My last photo like this had people telling me I had too much body hair and too little whilst demanding I either shave it off or keep growing it. My take away from these kinds of comments is always: I do not care what other people think about my body because I am the only person who has to live in it. Every decision I make is my own. And I’m passing that on. This is particularly important as we enter the Christmas season i.e. the season where body shaming relatives come out of their homes to tell you to stop eating the panettone and ‘watch your waistline’
Tummy Fuzz
Embracing Your Natural Body
“There’s a lot of talk in the body-posi movement about women + non-binary folks* embracing their body hair, which is great. but every time this conversation comes up, the bodies & hair that’s used as an example for this embracing are light-skinned and/or with straight & fine hairs.⠀
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so I wanna shout out the babes with the 4C pubes, with the thick & coarse bushes, with the razor bumps & ingrown lumps from strands that coil into themselves, & the body hair so dark & defiant that it refuses to be hidden or tamed.⠀
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your body & the journey to love & accept the hair that grows out of it is a radical act of body sovereignty. I see you."
Mine are straight- I'd actually rather have it curly, it seems "neater" somehow... Women of every type need the encouragement :) <3 Half asian... My hair is so damn thick it's made of f*****g steel XD and the crappy part of being pale- you will always see stubble.
Body Hair Is Normal
“Someone messaged me a few days ago saying “being disabled is cool and all, but you need to shave - it’s gross. do you even shower?” now there are SO MANY things wrong with this comment as you can see. but for now i’m just going to say this: body hair is normal. everyone has it. it’s not unhygienic for men not to shave so what difference is there for women? fuck society’s unrealistic standards, do what you want with your body hair, as it is YOUR BODY. grow it, shave it, wax it, dye it, do whatever, but do it for you. "
Normalizing Body Hair
Hairy Armpits
Loving Your Hairy Body
"I no longer have a complex about my body hair; I love it now. Regardless of others telling me it bothers them and that I should shave. I take them off only when I want.⠀
My body, my choices.⠀
Deconstruct your stereotypes, deconstruct your opinion about hairs. Yes it's clean, feminine, masculine and adult. If you don't accept that, go fuck yourself, it will certainly do you some good."
Beautifully Hairy
This picture shows the collusion between the underwear industry and the body image/ fashion cr*p we get bombarded with every day. Personally I think those pants look great on her the way she is. Shaving off our body hair infantilises us and tells us our main value is for the male gaze.
My Body, My Rules
"Sometimes I shave,
Sometimes I don't.
I know why I shave. I shave because of norms, because this world hates women.
I shave because I sometimes aren't feeling mentally stable enough to deal with the world seeing me as abnormal.
I conform to the norms when I'm not strong enough to fight them. And it's okay. It's okay if you're not there yet, it's okay if you have to prioritize your mental sanity over smashing the norms.
Ask yourself this: If the norm was to not shave - would you still shave?
Or: If you were at a deserted island, all by yourself - would you still shave "just for you"?
It is important to realize WHY you do what you do. There is nothing wrong with shaving. There is nothing wrong with letting it grow and just be. But know why you do what you do.
I am tired of hearing women, including myself, say "I shave for me" - like, honestly. Would you, really, if for example the norm was that shaving was only something guys did? Think about it. Question everything. "
Ana j I always see you on this site writing the nastiest comments and I don't get it. Don't you have something better to do than just belittle people constantly in these posts? If you don't like so much of what you see why are you even on this site!?
Stop Shaving
"What a shame it is that body image has such an impact on one's mental health. Januhairy isn’t just about hairy women; it is a rebellion against societal pressures driving destructive behaviour. Behaviour that we inflict on ourselves and on others. The anxiety that comes with our attempts to conform to social norms and be ‘perfect’, is heartbreaking to witness, let alone experience. I hope that you are kind to your body today. Nurture it in whatever way that means for you. Self compassion doesn’t have to exclude other people… some days you may need a little more than what you are giving yourself and that's okay; seeking help from others when you are in need of it, is still self compassion. On #mentalhealthawarenessday work on letting go of the pressure to be ‘perfect’ and instead, realise you are a unique and precious person, and accept yourself… just as you are.
Love, Laura."
its so funny that hofflensmetalhedlovesanimalsUK is saying all this but hes the one looking at all these women probably cause his own wife wont sleep with him.LMAOOO
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“Even though I‘ve started to grow my body hair, I still was a bit angry at it because it seemed to disconnect me with society - because I was always afraid of showing it and being looked at. I started to expose myself bit by bit and it helped me to also be proud of other parts of me and my body. But still I sometimes thought that my hair is something ugly and something that is against me and tried to hide it. But today a wonderful image came to my mind that changed my attitude:
Bodyhair is like bushes around a beautiful mansion that keep away the gaze of the masses. A lot of people don‘t even see the mansion because of the bushes. But if they take some time to stop and really have a look, they discover the beauty of it all. Of the bushes and the mansion behind. And they are thankful that they are one of the few to see that.
I can finally see the protecting quality of body hair, and that it helps me and leads me to the right people"
Natural Body Hair
Normalizing Body Hair
Hairy Armpits
Natural Body
“WARNING: We are humans. Humans have hair. (Nervous to post this but here we go...)
It took me a number of years to get comfortable not grooming my body based on unfair beauty standards. But hey, here I am!!! And I’ve decided to say something public about it.
I’ve been growing my body hair for a few years now. I used to think about it every time I wore shorts or every time I raised my hand. But now it barely crosses my mind. And that’s because I LOVE IT!!!! Growing my hair has made me feel liberated and empowered in sooo many ways. I realized that I wasn’t shaving because I wanted to - it was because I was taught (by the patriarchy) that I will look untidy or unladylike if I don’t pretend to be hairless. But guess what? My hair is part of MEEEEE. It’s part of all of us. I’m done hiding it.
I’m privileged to be in a body that doesn’t face danger from making a decision like this. However, I have been shamed and judged for it. If your preference is for women to not have body hair... that is the work you need to do. Ask yourself... why do I have that preference? Don’t make women feel ugly for choosing not to shave. I’m tired of hearing stories from friends about men commenting on their body hair. Let’s normalize our hair. It’s just hair after all!!!!! Here’s to showing the next generation that bodies have hair and it’s OKAY! It’s great! It’s a body! Yay bodies!
Shoutout to all the women in my life who are my proud pit sistas like @stephbrener!!! I was told this week (by a man) that it’s unattractive to be a woman with body hair... so many of my incredibly inspiring friends shared their own stories of this too when I confided in them. It’s so sad that we live in a world where we pretend that women look a particular way. I sure have a lot of work to do to continue to figure out who I am in this world... I plan to keep doing it with all my hair blowing in the wind!!!! Comment if you have a shared experience - let’s support each other! And if you see the pics and think it’s gross... do the work you need to do to unlearn that!! Love to all who are reading this whole thing"
Stop Shaving For Januhairy
Beautiful Hairy Legs
“Tomorrow, I'm saying goodbye to the hairiest legs I've ever loved. Tonight, I'm remembering the shame I felt as a 10 year old girl whose leg hair had just been noticed by one of her classmates. Two days later, my parents made fun of the same hair as I rested my bare legs on the dash board of our family car in the hot summer sun. My best friend's mom bought me my first razor when I was 11, and I could not wait to get rid of the hair that signaled something ugly and gross to the world around me. But tonight, I'm saying thank you to that natural part of me. Thank you for letting me feel the spring breeze in an entirely new way. Thank you for reminding me that I am not beholden to the world's standard of beauty or femininity. To the girl in 5th grade who made me feel like a werewolf, I wish you could see those fine baby hairs now. They're all grown up and not afraid of what you think any more.”
Natural Body Hair
Normalizing Body Hair
Confident And Strong
Love how you have an arm up in a show of confidence... Keep it up! (^:
Hairy Armpits
Armpit Hair
“I have extremely sensitive skin so I’ve always found that shaving would result in really painful razor burn, waxing would cause ingrown hairs and removal cream would burn my skin, so one day I thought is removing my hair really worth it (I was also having a environmental dilemma with using disposable razors and the amount of waste they cause stressed me out!)
But now I honestly love my body hair, the look, the feel, everything about it I adore and I feel incomplete without it! Now I strut around with my sexy arm pits. Honestly it’s so inspiring and heart warming to see people getting on board with this...Cause at the end of the day it’s just hair!”
Beautiful Natural Hair
Do whatever you want, but I'm shaving. And no, I do NOT feel feminine with that much hair, no matter how natural it is...
You should shave if it's what you want! Please do. But some people don't want to and society should not force us in one direction or the other.
Load More Replies...I wish I would have seen women looking like that when I was a child and during puberty! Like so many others I was brainwashed by our society into thinking bodyhair on women(!) was gross (the comments speak for themselves) and I am still in the process of unlearning, but I find those pictures so beautiful, especially because of the hair. Thanks to all the beautiful women sharing their pictures with us ❤
You're not alone in struggling with it and working on unlearning it, but we can do it ❤️
Load More Replies...I used to have a lot of body hair when I was younger and I shaved/waxed/used cream remover, you name it. It was mostly because I bought into the garbage of “men don’t like hairy women.” My husband once told me that this is bull c**p and most guys are just happy that a woman is willing to get naked with them. Lol. Men who see these pictures and complain... Do you have back & shoulder hair? Do you have hair on your butt cheeks? This article is just showing women in their natural form. It’s amazing that a bit of body hair will make people freak out.
Men who are saying that are just trolling women or are just against feminism and stuff. I used to get naked for men in exchange for money and I have a naturally hairy back. And arms. And belly. Never stopped me from getting paid. Men don’t notice or care about a little back hair when you’ve got a pussy, a*s and tits lol. It’s just facts. I’ve gotten tons of compliments on the back hair though.
Load More Replies...A lot of people here are not familiar with the "live and let live" concept. Women are unfairly judged for their body hair. If you don't like it that's fine, no need to be a prick about it. It's all a matter of preference.
@Ana, please show me where I said you're not allowed to dislike something? I specifically said the opposite. What I also said is don't be a d**k about it - that means if you want to share your (unwanted) opinions about someone's lifestyle choices it costs you nothing to not be deliberately offensive. But every comment you leave is dripping with disdain and the derogatory language you use screams insecurity. You're being a d**k just because other people like different things.
Load More Replies...I love EVERY ONE of these. I know, as an American hetero(ish) male, I'm supposed to buy into the hype of no body hair, but EVERY time I see women (or men, for that matter) who embrace their natural selves, it is SO MUCH more sexy, real, beautiful, . . . I can't even think of the best words to describe it. It's hot. SO MUCH hotter than constantly shaving to as a proscription of some false societal standard. This is one of my fave Bored Panda posts ever.
Here's the deal. I don't find it attractive, but it's because women shaving has been so normalised that being natural doesn't seem natural. However, people can do what they want with their body hair as it's none of my business or anyone else's. Nobody has the right to tell anyone else what they should or shouldn't do and they wouldn't like it if someone told them what they should do.
Shave. Don't shave. Just bear in mind that the cultural norm was to have hair until *very* recently in human history. And your body hair varies over your lifetime (hormones etc.) so... live, let live.
I like hairy women. I grew up in a household with six women. I remember hearing all the complaints about body hair,and the time it took these women to deal with it and makeup and all that c**p. It definitely left an impression on me. What excites me is seeing self-actualized women. Fearless and strong. Women who are confident and don’t care about the puritanical opinions of society. Wearing body hair as an accessory! Awesome!
From a guy, for what it's worth, BRAVO. It's a shame there even needs to be an article celebrating this, though it makes sense since it bucks our cultural norm. It's just a shame hairless women is our cultural norm. Be yourself, do what makes you comfortable and happy, and nevermind those that reject your choices. These women are sexy, no two ways about it. Ya know what's most sexy? Their confidence in their choice.
I can't believe the mens' comments here. You lose your sex drive over some tiny woman-hairs but expect us women to be thrilled about your hairy bodies?
Im a 17 year old genderfluid person and my parents hate it when i dont shave. But its who i am i havent shaved my armpits in a year and im proud
Good for you! You're old enough to decide for yourself, don't let your parents control your body and what you do with it!
Load More Replies...I praise all of these women for courage! And especially the ones showing their bikini area. Most young women, me in the past included, have a distorted image of what a normal woman's body should look like. And many boys and men have wrong ideas, because they only see models or porn actresses. I'm very supportive of Januhairy! 👍
Had a male friend who was complaining about women being unwaxed / unshaved etc. Now this guy was HAIRY as a teen, and it only got worse as hit his mid-20's. Even he noticed it, but dismissed it as being "manly". So, I put this to him: if he wants women to wax their bikini line etc, for *his* approval, he could wax his shoulders. He did.... but there was a noticeable "line" from his shoulders to his full back hair. So, for his own self-admitted ego, he waxed the back. Then there was a 'line' at his butt-hair. (I told you he was hairy). So, for his own ego, he got the butt-cheeks done too..... and on it went, until he ended up getting a full back, crack and sack wax over the next week or so... full or tears & cursing during the back wax (I'd hate to have witnessed the rest of it!!). He changed his mind pretty fast after that, but we had to listen to the bitching about the waxing.... AND the bitching about the regrowth. The month of bitching was worth watching him change his mind
As a woman I personally expect both sides in a relationship to shave body hair, but that's a personal choice. This entire subject should really be more of a personal choice and less of a cultural norm. And I agree it's ridiculous that society constantly pressures women to be hairless, yet says it's okay for men to be as hairy as they want. Either you don't mind hair, or you do. So there's no logical reasoning behind telling women to shave but not men. Basically it boils down to this, you do what you like, let others do what they like, and don't make people feel bad about their bodies.
I shave for my own comfort but I think that these women look fine and if you are someone that gets so offended by body hair that you completely disregard the person underneath all I can say is congratulations you've been successfully brainwashed by society and an old timey shaving company...but who knows maybe you like other people to do your thinking for you?
Ain't nothing sexier than a real women with hair where it belongs ❤
I have always been kinda hairy in ways that you can’t just shave. Like I have a lower back patch of hair, and a hairy belly, and hairy arms too. I’ve been a stripper making thousands of dollars a night and nobody ever EVER said anything negative about it. Not men or women. My point is just that nobody actually really cares. Either you look good or you don’t. Hair isn’t going to change that. Lack of hair isn’t going to change that. There’s even a song about porn stars / strippers with hairy buttholes, and it’s pro-hair. From one of the most famous rap groups ever, UGK. It’s called Hairy A*****e lol. That being said, I shave my legs and vadge because it’s more comfortable. And I shave my pits because I think it smells better. But people should do what they want, and not feel pressure. Because people don’t care.
You should qualify your statement Mewton. People DO care. You probably live a different lifestyle than I do and people within MY circle (musicians, club djs, producers, doctors, bus drivers, soup kitchen volunteers, activists) DO care about trimming and shaving--men and women alike. I flat out don't believe that everyone in your stripper audience thought your hairy back was a turn-on. So keep your sweeping statements to a minimum. Although y'know what? I really don't care what you think or say because you're not part of my circle. So you be you Mewton. Whatever.
Load More Replies...Personally,I don’t like it. I must say, I saw one lady that has hairy armpits and hair free intimate area. Don’t know are there some more... In any case,not my cup of tea. In other case,it is not important what I like-if that makes this women beautiful and happy- go for it!
I wish everyone had that attitude! You don't have to agree with it or think it's attractive, but if it makes these women happy, then they shouldn't be shamed or abused because of it
Load More Replies...I'm just curious about guys who comment that this is gross, do you also have every single part of your bodies shaved smooth except your hair and eyebrows?
No, they've got double standards. But you knew that. It's pretty well established that my gender sucks.
Load More Replies...Shaving is a choice that no one should feel pressured into. However, having preferences is totally fine. Like personally, the hairy leg look is meh in my opinion. It's alright to have a preference but if you have a partner who does not shave or if you see someone who doesn't, you should never shame them. It's their body, and they don't have to conform to what you think looks good or would look better
When I was a boy of five or six we went to the county fair, and sitting a few rows behind us was a beaitiful dark haired woman in a sundress with hairy armpits she didn't mind showing with her hands behing her head, and I fell in love. Needless to say I'm still in love with them... and I'm 84 yrs!
Why are people hating on women for wanting to give up shaving? Body hair is beautiful and perfectly natural. These women are brave for doing it because they know they will be harassed and trolled for not fitting that "perfect" cookie-cutter woman that is idealized by society. The haters need to grow up here.
It's interesting how we let society dictate what we believe, how we feel about ourself and then we defend it as if it were our own personal truth, its no different than any other type of indoctrination.
Real question: are there women who prefer the FEEL of body hair? Is letting it grow more a statement or just easier than daily shaving?
There is a nerve plexus surrounding the hair roots that serves as a very sensitive "mechanoreceptor" for touch sensation. So yes, being touched by a partner f.ex. feels a lot more intense with body hair.
Load More Replies...*shrugs* This is hardly a new thing. Clearly these women know nothing about the '60s and '70s. The answer now is the same answer it was then: "Whatever spins your crank."
If you want to shave your body hair, fine, if you don't, also fine. Either way though I don't really see the need to act like you're making some huge statement with it and flaunt it. There are many, many more pressing issues than people thinking armpit hair is gross.
It is a statement, and making that statement doesn't take anything away from you, so I don't know why you're talking about pressing issues. Women's bodies are still controlled and shamed everywhere in the world. Just look at some of the comments under the pictures and you'll see why it's still a very important issue.
Load More Replies...As a man. I find these women or any woman who confidently embrace her natural body hair is absolutely GORGEOUS . And its been extremely hard to confess that to any of my exes through out my lifr .. and i wish that the woman i would end up spending my life with is like that
As a man i find women who embrace their natural looks absolutely gorgeous and femenine and attractive. And it embaress me and pains me to get and EEWWW or Thats perv when i confess that. and i am sure a LOT of DECENT RESPECTFUL men are the same as me . I just hope the woman i end up spending my life with is like that . They are SOOOO rare if not at all where i come from unfortunately
no body has hair on their arms. I do and I hate it. it´s my biggest insecurity. I try to cover it up with long sleeves, even when it is hot. I feel ashamed when I wear a short sleeeve top and cross my arms or hide them under the school desk. I don´t wanna ask my mom if I can shave because she would think I am being bullied for it and over react and say i´m crazy and my arms are fine. I don´t know what to do!! i just to feel comfortable... :(
Great post. Hopefully in the future society will learn to accept women with body hair instead of shaming them and acting like it’s some extraterrestrial feature. Bravo to all the women out there who embrace their body hair. This is completely NORMAL and BEAUTIFUL. Don’t let others define you!
I hate my body hair, probably because my mum made fun on them (she isn't very hairy) and because of society where everyone expects women to be hairless. Today I hate my body and can't stand to see my bofy hair. I can't imagine being in a relationship and finding out my boyfriend hates hairy women, I couldn't stand it.
I’m sorry to hear that. Hopefully with time you’ll become more comfortable with your body and realize that body hair isn’t significant enough to fuss about. If you’re dating someone and they have nothing nice to say about your completely normal and natural body, then they obviously aren’t the person for you. There are so many people out there that will accept you for you.
Load More Replies...As a 60 year old male that has been revolted by the effects of male pressure on women to be hairless and prepubescent all my life it’s truly heart warming to see women being who they want to be. It’s very feminine, very sexy and very clean. Such a blessing to see people being what they want.
I finally saw Fellini's 1960 masterpiece LA DOLCE VITA on the big screen (thank you Landmark Theaters), and the women sunning themselves on highrise rooftops as a helicopter flew overhead in the opening scene revealed furry armpits. I had never noticed on a TV screen. A comedian once said: "If there were no men, the world would be full of fat hairy women and chocolate would be a civil right."
One of the reasons humans evolved with hair in regions like underarms and the pubis mons is that they are wonderful for concentrating sex pheromones. Many years ago I read of a study about the effect of that hair on their lovers' libidos. A loved one's hairs, even when removed from that person's body before exposure led to higher BP & pulse, greater arousal (as measured by pupil dilation, infrared heat increase, length & strength of time of erection of clitorises & penises). That of strangers had a much lower effect as did the hair of someone not of their preferred partners' sex. (It was pre-net days and a ½ hour search was not enough to find it, sorry) btw- In the 60s we called pubic hair "Nature's dental floss" ;-)
But how did you tolerate the prickly rashy transition phase! I get such a horrible rash/pain/itch under my arms if the hair grows back just a little bit. I hate shaving and my skin hates it but the rash is worse!
I think a woman should be clean and smooth. I despise body hair on both genders. It's just disgusting.
good for them, if they like it, great...but for me, I don't like the hair. even if my guy is out of town for a week, and i know i'm the only one who will know it's there, i shave...what's left, i've done laser removal. i like the hair gone. and a fresh, clean, close shave feels so soft and smooth when i put on lotion. that feeling is for me.
Do whatever pleases you, but don't be smug about being so "natural" with all that makeup and coloured hair.
Same on the pits. Maybe we are naturally stinky / sweaty, but MY hairy pits definitely stink worse than my shaved ones. I doubt if I’m the only one like this.
Load More Replies...Who cares if men find these attractive or not...? If the woman is happy in her body then that's what matters, not what some guy thinks. Why does a woman's body only have worth when a guy finds it attractive?
Load More Replies...Maybe, or maybe you just have stank pits. I’m not judging. My hairy pits stink too. But I imagine that not every woman has this issue like we do.
Load More Replies...Do you tell men to not be lazy and shave that monkey body too, including their mustache/beard?
Load More Replies...I’m a woman who is hairy in certain parts and waxed clean on others. I agree that smooth skin feels better in many areas. I loooove the feeling of shaved legs in my bed. But I would never shave my arm hair or want my boyfriend to shave any of his hairs unless he wanted to.
Load More Replies...I understand that you're attracted to hairless men, but I personally care more about my partner's personality than what they choose to do with their hair
Load More Replies...I'm unsure how the choice to shave or not, means a reversion to the social limitations of 200+ years ago.
Load More Replies...Eh, why not? It’s not like you can see her pussy lips. If anything, the hair hides her bits more.
Load More Replies...OK, so all men who don't shave are stinky and not hygienic? Got it.
Load More Replies...You’re full of s**t. I shave too but those chicks don’t look manly. Hairy, yes. Manly, that’s a blatant lie.
Load More Replies...That is absolute BS. Smell forms on dirty skin, so if you wash yourself, you will not smell. Hair or no hair.
Load More Replies...How stupid are you exactly? Because of idiots like you we are literally forced to shave. "The more hair, the more you will smell"? If you'd just keep these medieval theories to yourself, we'd all be better off...
Load More Replies...You literally said in your other comment "the more hair, ghe more you will smell"?! That's just another way to tell us to shave.
Load More Replies...Who said they were alone. I can go a couple of months without shaving and I have been with my partner for 17 years. Just because a woman has hair does not mean she doesn’t have or isn’t worthy of having a partner.
Load More Replies...Charlie, are you hairless? Do you shave all your body hair except your head?
Load More Replies...Jeff, that is a very uniformed and myopic opinion. Hair can have many different functions other than warming. When you get sweat or water in your hair, it holds the moister there to keep animals cool as well. Eyelashes are hairs that keep things out of your eyes. Eyebrows keep sweat or rain from dripping into your eyes. Many guys have many different preferences. I'm sure many French men don't mind some hairy French women.
Load More Replies...Do whatever you want, but I'm shaving. And no, I do NOT feel feminine with that much hair, no matter how natural it is...
You should shave if it's what you want! Please do. But some people don't want to and society should not force us in one direction or the other.
Load More Replies...I wish I would have seen women looking like that when I was a child and during puberty! Like so many others I was brainwashed by our society into thinking bodyhair on women(!) was gross (the comments speak for themselves) and I am still in the process of unlearning, but I find those pictures so beautiful, especially because of the hair. Thanks to all the beautiful women sharing their pictures with us ❤
You're not alone in struggling with it and working on unlearning it, but we can do it ❤️
Load More Replies...I used to have a lot of body hair when I was younger and I shaved/waxed/used cream remover, you name it. It was mostly because I bought into the garbage of “men don’t like hairy women.” My husband once told me that this is bull c**p and most guys are just happy that a woman is willing to get naked with them. Lol. Men who see these pictures and complain... Do you have back & shoulder hair? Do you have hair on your butt cheeks? This article is just showing women in their natural form. It’s amazing that a bit of body hair will make people freak out.
Men who are saying that are just trolling women or are just against feminism and stuff. I used to get naked for men in exchange for money and I have a naturally hairy back. And arms. And belly. Never stopped me from getting paid. Men don’t notice or care about a little back hair when you’ve got a pussy, a*s and tits lol. It’s just facts. I’ve gotten tons of compliments on the back hair though.
Load More Replies...A lot of people here are not familiar with the "live and let live" concept. Women are unfairly judged for their body hair. If you don't like it that's fine, no need to be a prick about it. It's all a matter of preference.
@Ana, please show me where I said you're not allowed to dislike something? I specifically said the opposite. What I also said is don't be a d**k about it - that means if you want to share your (unwanted) opinions about someone's lifestyle choices it costs you nothing to not be deliberately offensive. But every comment you leave is dripping with disdain and the derogatory language you use screams insecurity. You're being a d**k just because other people like different things.
Load More Replies...I love EVERY ONE of these. I know, as an American hetero(ish) male, I'm supposed to buy into the hype of no body hair, but EVERY time I see women (or men, for that matter) who embrace their natural selves, it is SO MUCH more sexy, real, beautiful, . . . I can't even think of the best words to describe it. It's hot. SO MUCH hotter than constantly shaving to as a proscription of some false societal standard. This is one of my fave Bored Panda posts ever.
Here's the deal. I don't find it attractive, but it's because women shaving has been so normalised that being natural doesn't seem natural. However, people can do what they want with their body hair as it's none of my business or anyone else's. Nobody has the right to tell anyone else what they should or shouldn't do and they wouldn't like it if someone told them what they should do.
Shave. Don't shave. Just bear in mind that the cultural norm was to have hair until *very* recently in human history. And your body hair varies over your lifetime (hormones etc.) so... live, let live.
I like hairy women. I grew up in a household with six women. I remember hearing all the complaints about body hair,and the time it took these women to deal with it and makeup and all that c**p. It definitely left an impression on me. What excites me is seeing self-actualized women. Fearless and strong. Women who are confident and don’t care about the puritanical opinions of society. Wearing body hair as an accessory! Awesome!
From a guy, for what it's worth, BRAVO. It's a shame there even needs to be an article celebrating this, though it makes sense since it bucks our cultural norm. It's just a shame hairless women is our cultural norm. Be yourself, do what makes you comfortable and happy, and nevermind those that reject your choices. These women are sexy, no two ways about it. Ya know what's most sexy? Their confidence in their choice.
I can't believe the mens' comments here. You lose your sex drive over some tiny woman-hairs but expect us women to be thrilled about your hairy bodies?
Im a 17 year old genderfluid person and my parents hate it when i dont shave. But its who i am i havent shaved my armpits in a year and im proud
Good for you! You're old enough to decide for yourself, don't let your parents control your body and what you do with it!
Load More Replies...I praise all of these women for courage! And especially the ones showing their bikini area. Most young women, me in the past included, have a distorted image of what a normal woman's body should look like. And many boys and men have wrong ideas, because they only see models or porn actresses. I'm very supportive of Januhairy! 👍
Had a male friend who was complaining about women being unwaxed / unshaved etc. Now this guy was HAIRY as a teen, and it only got worse as hit his mid-20's. Even he noticed it, but dismissed it as being "manly". So, I put this to him: if he wants women to wax their bikini line etc, for *his* approval, he could wax his shoulders. He did.... but there was a noticeable "line" from his shoulders to his full back hair. So, for his own self-admitted ego, he waxed the back. Then there was a 'line' at his butt-hair. (I told you he was hairy). So, for his own ego, he got the butt-cheeks done too..... and on it went, until he ended up getting a full back, crack and sack wax over the next week or so... full or tears & cursing during the back wax (I'd hate to have witnessed the rest of it!!). He changed his mind pretty fast after that, but we had to listen to the bitching about the waxing.... AND the bitching about the regrowth. The month of bitching was worth watching him change his mind
As a woman I personally expect both sides in a relationship to shave body hair, but that's a personal choice. This entire subject should really be more of a personal choice and less of a cultural norm. And I agree it's ridiculous that society constantly pressures women to be hairless, yet says it's okay for men to be as hairy as they want. Either you don't mind hair, or you do. So there's no logical reasoning behind telling women to shave but not men. Basically it boils down to this, you do what you like, let others do what they like, and don't make people feel bad about their bodies.
I shave for my own comfort but I think that these women look fine and if you are someone that gets so offended by body hair that you completely disregard the person underneath all I can say is congratulations you've been successfully brainwashed by society and an old timey shaving company...but who knows maybe you like other people to do your thinking for you?
Ain't nothing sexier than a real women with hair where it belongs ❤
I have always been kinda hairy in ways that you can’t just shave. Like I have a lower back patch of hair, and a hairy belly, and hairy arms too. I’ve been a stripper making thousands of dollars a night and nobody ever EVER said anything negative about it. Not men or women. My point is just that nobody actually really cares. Either you look good or you don’t. Hair isn’t going to change that. Lack of hair isn’t going to change that. There’s even a song about porn stars / strippers with hairy buttholes, and it’s pro-hair. From one of the most famous rap groups ever, UGK. It’s called Hairy A*****e lol. That being said, I shave my legs and vadge because it’s more comfortable. And I shave my pits because I think it smells better. But people should do what they want, and not feel pressure. Because people don’t care.
You should qualify your statement Mewton. People DO care. You probably live a different lifestyle than I do and people within MY circle (musicians, club djs, producers, doctors, bus drivers, soup kitchen volunteers, activists) DO care about trimming and shaving--men and women alike. I flat out don't believe that everyone in your stripper audience thought your hairy back was a turn-on. So keep your sweeping statements to a minimum. Although y'know what? I really don't care what you think or say because you're not part of my circle. So you be you Mewton. Whatever.
Load More Replies...Personally,I don’t like it. I must say, I saw one lady that has hairy armpits and hair free intimate area. Don’t know are there some more... In any case,not my cup of tea. In other case,it is not important what I like-if that makes this women beautiful and happy- go for it!
I wish everyone had that attitude! You don't have to agree with it or think it's attractive, but if it makes these women happy, then they shouldn't be shamed or abused because of it
Load More Replies...I'm just curious about guys who comment that this is gross, do you also have every single part of your bodies shaved smooth except your hair and eyebrows?
No, they've got double standards. But you knew that. It's pretty well established that my gender sucks.
Load More Replies...Shaving is a choice that no one should feel pressured into. However, having preferences is totally fine. Like personally, the hairy leg look is meh in my opinion. It's alright to have a preference but if you have a partner who does not shave or if you see someone who doesn't, you should never shame them. It's their body, and they don't have to conform to what you think looks good or would look better
When I was a boy of five or six we went to the county fair, and sitting a few rows behind us was a beaitiful dark haired woman in a sundress with hairy armpits she didn't mind showing with her hands behing her head, and I fell in love. Needless to say I'm still in love with them... and I'm 84 yrs!
Why are people hating on women for wanting to give up shaving? Body hair is beautiful and perfectly natural. These women are brave for doing it because they know they will be harassed and trolled for not fitting that "perfect" cookie-cutter woman that is idealized by society. The haters need to grow up here.
It's interesting how we let society dictate what we believe, how we feel about ourself and then we defend it as if it were our own personal truth, its no different than any other type of indoctrination.
Real question: are there women who prefer the FEEL of body hair? Is letting it grow more a statement or just easier than daily shaving?
There is a nerve plexus surrounding the hair roots that serves as a very sensitive "mechanoreceptor" for touch sensation. So yes, being touched by a partner f.ex. feels a lot more intense with body hair.
Load More Replies...*shrugs* This is hardly a new thing. Clearly these women know nothing about the '60s and '70s. The answer now is the same answer it was then: "Whatever spins your crank."
If you want to shave your body hair, fine, if you don't, also fine. Either way though I don't really see the need to act like you're making some huge statement with it and flaunt it. There are many, many more pressing issues than people thinking armpit hair is gross.
It is a statement, and making that statement doesn't take anything away from you, so I don't know why you're talking about pressing issues. Women's bodies are still controlled and shamed everywhere in the world. Just look at some of the comments under the pictures and you'll see why it's still a very important issue.
Load More Replies...As a man. I find these women or any woman who confidently embrace her natural body hair is absolutely GORGEOUS . And its been extremely hard to confess that to any of my exes through out my lifr .. and i wish that the woman i would end up spending my life with is like that
As a man i find women who embrace their natural looks absolutely gorgeous and femenine and attractive. And it embaress me and pains me to get and EEWWW or Thats perv when i confess that. and i am sure a LOT of DECENT RESPECTFUL men are the same as me . I just hope the woman i end up spending my life with is like that . They are SOOOO rare if not at all where i come from unfortunately
no body has hair on their arms. I do and I hate it. it´s my biggest insecurity. I try to cover it up with long sleeves, even when it is hot. I feel ashamed when I wear a short sleeeve top and cross my arms or hide them under the school desk. I don´t wanna ask my mom if I can shave because she would think I am being bullied for it and over react and say i´m crazy and my arms are fine. I don´t know what to do!! i just to feel comfortable... :(
Great post. Hopefully in the future society will learn to accept women with body hair instead of shaming them and acting like it’s some extraterrestrial feature. Bravo to all the women out there who embrace their body hair. This is completely NORMAL and BEAUTIFUL. Don’t let others define you!
I hate my body hair, probably because my mum made fun on them (she isn't very hairy) and because of society where everyone expects women to be hairless. Today I hate my body and can't stand to see my bofy hair. I can't imagine being in a relationship and finding out my boyfriend hates hairy women, I couldn't stand it.
I’m sorry to hear that. Hopefully with time you’ll become more comfortable with your body and realize that body hair isn’t significant enough to fuss about. If you’re dating someone and they have nothing nice to say about your completely normal and natural body, then they obviously aren’t the person for you. There are so many people out there that will accept you for you.
Load More Replies...As a 60 year old male that has been revolted by the effects of male pressure on women to be hairless and prepubescent all my life it’s truly heart warming to see women being who they want to be. It’s very feminine, very sexy and very clean. Such a blessing to see people being what they want.
I finally saw Fellini's 1960 masterpiece LA DOLCE VITA on the big screen (thank you Landmark Theaters), and the women sunning themselves on highrise rooftops as a helicopter flew overhead in the opening scene revealed furry armpits. I had never noticed on a TV screen. A comedian once said: "If there were no men, the world would be full of fat hairy women and chocolate would be a civil right."
One of the reasons humans evolved with hair in regions like underarms and the pubis mons is that they are wonderful for concentrating sex pheromones. Many years ago I read of a study about the effect of that hair on their lovers' libidos. A loved one's hairs, even when removed from that person's body before exposure led to higher BP & pulse, greater arousal (as measured by pupil dilation, infrared heat increase, length & strength of time of erection of clitorises & penises). That of strangers had a much lower effect as did the hair of someone not of their preferred partners' sex. (It was pre-net days and a ½ hour search was not enough to find it, sorry) btw- In the 60s we called pubic hair "Nature's dental floss" ;-)
But how did you tolerate the prickly rashy transition phase! I get such a horrible rash/pain/itch under my arms if the hair grows back just a little bit. I hate shaving and my skin hates it but the rash is worse!
I think a woman should be clean and smooth. I despise body hair on both genders. It's just disgusting.
good for them, if they like it, great...but for me, I don't like the hair. even if my guy is out of town for a week, and i know i'm the only one who will know it's there, i shave...what's left, i've done laser removal. i like the hair gone. and a fresh, clean, close shave feels so soft and smooth when i put on lotion. that feeling is for me.
Do whatever pleases you, but don't be smug about being so "natural" with all that makeup and coloured hair.
Same on the pits. Maybe we are naturally stinky / sweaty, but MY hairy pits definitely stink worse than my shaved ones. I doubt if I’m the only one like this.
Load More Replies...Who cares if men find these attractive or not...? If the woman is happy in her body then that's what matters, not what some guy thinks. Why does a woman's body only have worth when a guy finds it attractive?
Load More Replies...Maybe, or maybe you just have stank pits. I’m not judging. My hairy pits stink too. But I imagine that not every woman has this issue like we do.
Load More Replies...Do you tell men to not be lazy and shave that monkey body too, including their mustache/beard?
Load More Replies...I’m a woman who is hairy in certain parts and waxed clean on others. I agree that smooth skin feels better in many areas. I loooove the feeling of shaved legs in my bed. But I would never shave my arm hair or want my boyfriend to shave any of his hairs unless he wanted to.
Load More Replies...I understand that you're attracted to hairless men, but I personally care more about my partner's personality than what they choose to do with their hair
Load More Replies...I'm unsure how the choice to shave or not, means a reversion to the social limitations of 200+ years ago.
Load More Replies...Eh, why not? It’s not like you can see her pussy lips. If anything, the hair hides her bits more.
Load More Replies...OK, so all men who don't shave are stinky and not hygienic? Got it.
Load More Replies...You’re full of s**t. I shave too but those chicks don’t look manly. Hairy, yes. Manly, that’s a blatant lie.
Load More Replies...That is absolute BS. Smell forms on dirty skin, so if you wash yourself, you will not smell. Hair or no hair.
Load More Replies...How stupid are you exactly? Because of idiots like you we are literally forced to shave. "The more hair, the more you will smell"? If you'd just keep these medieval theories to yourself, we'd all be better off...
Load More Replies...You literally said in your other comment "the more hair, ghe more you will smell"?! That's just another way to tell us to shave.
Load More Replies...Who said they were alone. I can go a couple of months without shaving and I have been with my partner for 17 years. Just because a woman has hair does not mean she doesn’t have or isn’t worthy of having a partner.
Load More Replies...Charlie, are you hairless? Do you shave all your body hair except your head?
Load More Replies...Jeff, that is a very uniformed and myopic opinion. Hair can have many different functions other than warming. When you get sweat or water in your hair, it holds the moister there to keep animals cool as well. Eyelashes are hairs that keep things out of your eyes. Eyebrows keep sweat or rain from dripping into your eyes. Many guys have many different preferences. I'm sure many French men don't mind some hairy French women.
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