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2 thoughts on “Hipsters, Yuppies & Vintage Pubes (Rawcast 2)”
It could be that some girls simply find it more practical to go “au naturale”, especially if they aren’t exactly planning on anyone else seeing them. Rather than trying to make a statement, I would venture to guess that these women:
A) prefer not to make time and pay for expensive (might I add painful) wax jobs;
B) have better things to do than constantly battle unwanted hair growing in an area that is both sensitive and extremely difficult to shave effectively; and/or
C) have experienced the woefully itchy discomfort of bristly stubble you-know-where.
Maybe it’s a sign that these girls just aren’t all that fussy? It makes one wonder how many men consistently shave their nether regions…
Very well said. Practicality is a great way to go, and I think men appreciate that. Perhaps not apples-to-apples, but razor burn and irritation is a major problem for this young blogger, so I can’t imagine such a thing in a more sensitive area!
Also, if it is indeed a sign of a lack of fussiness, it is much appreciated and refreshing, at least for me. As for men and their grooming habits, one can only speculate!
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It could be that some girls simply find it more practical to go “au naturale”, especially if they aren’t exactly planning on anyone else seeing them. Rather than trying to make a statement, I would venture to guess that these women:
A) prefer not to make time and pay for expensive (might I add painful) wax jobs;
B) have better things to do than constantly battle unwanted hair growing in an area that is both sensitive and extremely difficult to shave effectively; and/or
C) have experienced the woefully itchy discomfort of bristly stubble you-know-where.
Maybe it’s a sign that these girls just aren’t all that fussy? It makes one wonder how many men consistently shave their nether regions…
Posted by ladyinyellow | October 17, 2013, 7:51 pmVery well said. Practicality is a great way to go, and I think men appreciate that. Perhaps not apples-to-apples, but razor burn and irritation is a major problem for this young blogger, so I can’t imagine such a thing in a more sensitive area!
Also, if it is indeed a sign of a lack of fussiness, it is much appreciated and refreshing, at least for me. As for men and their grooming habits, one can only speculate!
Thanks for your readership!
Posted by arusso13 | October 17, 2013, 11:51 pm