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I think shaving "down under" is the most pointless, painful, and least hygienic trend to emerge. I'm sorry your boyfriend is an asshole. Ask him if he really wants to experience "beard burn" if you start taking it off. #20 has the perfect solution!
Why the **** would keeping your hair down there mean your vag is sweaty and gross? Are you an idiot? As long as you wash down there daily (as you should be doing anyway regardless of hair length) it should be fine and it won't be any sweatier than it is normally. Seriously, why does everyone care so much about pubic hair?? It's natural. Have you looked at a bare fanny? It makes you look about 12, and it looks like a bald naked baby mole.
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Show it anywayFYL, is he can deal with it.
You don't trim with scissors.
Hey it could have been worse! He could have been a real jerk about it
He did it in a funny, lighthearted way. I know people will probably say he's an asshole but I think that's pretty cool, actually. He could have been much worse about it (like the typical guy thing of just avoiding it, or making rude passive-aggressive comments about it). You've got a cool bf and I bet he's done stuff for you; pubes are a small price to pay for a good relationship. And on the plus side, you can wear cuter bikinis and underwear now without worrying about it fluffing over the sides....*shudder*
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Show it anywayI don't know why everybody says trimming is so easy. Generally, it stabs into the sensitive skin even more then. Or maybe I'm just cursed with over sensitive skin.
Uh, trimming isn't basic hygiene, unless you're expecting guys to trim too. Cleaning regularly is basic hygiene.
Trimming/shaving is considered basic hygiene by some religions but it's not really basic hygiene to keep it trimmed, it doesn't make a difference as long as you keep it CLEAN...
Lol thanks for the idea xD
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at least it wasnt a weedwacker attached to the door
Keep scissors away from your fun places. You might accidentally cut something.