Double standard

By yeshehaspornaddiction - 02/07/2013 04:37 - United Kingdom - Derby

Spicy
Today, my boyfriend told me to completely shave off all of my already-groomed pubic area because, "It looks so unnatural." Ignoring the obvious lack of logic, I asked him why he keeps his totally ungroomed. Turns out "Men having hair is okay. Women aren't supposed to, though." FML
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Same thing different taste

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It's sad how many men genuinely believe this. I've known guys in the past who truly thought women don't grow pubic hair, and that the ones who do have some sort of disorder or testosterone problem. :/ It's ok to have preferences. But you're a douchebag as soon as you tell a woman she is "unnatural" for having hair down there. And you're a double-douchebag if you want your girlfriend to groom herself, while you yourself don't.

To quote the great Stoya, "If you think pubic hair on a woman is unnatural or weird, you aren't mature enough to be touching vaginas."

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Any hair below the neck is ugly as hell on a woman. That, and fat, are the two biggest turn offs.

It seems evolution thinks otherwise.

Next time he ask you to shave your pubic hair tell him to remove his with a scented wax candle...

ThanksHunny 6

I shave all the time because it bothers me. Him being shaved down there or not doesn't bother me (unless he wants me to go down on him) then shave that!! would rather not have hair tickling my face or getting it in my mouth. Yuck!

ViviMage 39

Unless he wants a Barbie doll for a mate.... It's dry lubrication for things like walking and sitting. It's totally normal! Grooming so it doesn't look like a party favor is preferred, but hardly a requirement. You realize it was more for a youthful look and to assure clients their pickups didn't have lice?

If you grow hair, you're suppose to have hair.

My hair grows quick, yao, and it's thick. Either I shave every day, which means dry skin, sores and ingrown hairs, or I put off shaving for a while between times and well, guys, you know stubble? think about having it chafing against your scrotum with every step you take. it is not comfortable. at all. I groom the areas that WON'T chafe, mostly because I also hate the feeling of clothes against hair, but **** me if I am going to suffer constant pain and itching because some people think hair is icky.