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Originally posted by k2p2 View PostI would say that Ms O'Toole is on the hairier side of average female hairiness (although, as most women shave, it is difficult to be sure). However, not a hint of moustache or mono-brow? Does her hirsuit policy only apply from neck down?
Lots of women don't shave their legs in winter. Though I've only remember 2 back in my days at uni who had such hairy legs you could see them though quite thick tights.
The immature boys use to sit in the uni bars and laugh at them, while the more mature men didn't bat an eyelid.
The reason they didn't stay hairless all year round is because they were so hairy they had to wax to avoid skin irritation, and waxing at a salon isn't the top most thing on a student budget. Their boyfriends didn't care. (And yes we had a discussion about hair removal and best methods etc to find out why they were so hairy.)
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Apparently if a woman under 30 goes into hospital and has any pubic hair atall then the nurses are amazed.
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Originally posted by amcdonald View PostI've nothing against women have hairy legs, it's just to me it's offputting
They'll be growing moustaches next
At least even the ladyboys don't have hairy legs
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I've nothing against women have hairy legs, it's just to me it's offputting
They'll be growing moustaches next
At least even the ladyboys don't have hairy legs
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I would say that Ms O'Toole is on the hairier side of average female hairiness (although, as most women shave, it is difficult to be sure). However, not a hint of moustache or mono-brow? Does her hirsuit policy only apply from neck down?
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Originally posted by Zippy View PostHands up all the blokes who shave their armpits (or legs). Thought so ...
Well I don't shave, but I use different clipper grades on different parts of my body (armpits, arms, hands, legs, pubic area, chest, etc) to keep clean and tidy.
But what you're missing, is women are supposed to display themselves better than men, that is in essence one of the things that encompasses femininity. Perhaps they do this to make up for the fact they spew blood out of an orifice every month unlike men, who knows.
The fact is, a woman not shaving her pits or legs, is the same as a man not shaving his face and looking like a mutton chop murderer.
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