Comments on: Wicked Wednesday: Wax on, wax off

By: John

John — Thu, 11 Sep 2014 20:29:19 +0000

Definitely personal choice; I am half-caveman and would love not to be. Alas, I am too lazy to keep on top of its removal. But I’m also acomoclitic and the only reason my wife is shaved bare is because it’s one of my weekly duties!

By: Mia Sinclair

Mia Sinclair — Thu, 11 Sep 2014 18:14:55 +0000

Choice is what it is all about. I have been body hairless as well as natural over the years and for me either way does not matter to me, however, my man prefers me to be clean shaven (although right now there is two weeks worth of growth in the pube area and he will just have to put up with that for the next few days until I get around to shaving again ha ha!).

Whatever feels right do it, sod what anyone else thinks!!!

~Mia~ xx

By: SassyCat

SassyCat — Thu, 11 Sep 2014 14:44:39 +0000

I believe it’s a matter of personal choice. I am dark skinned with black hair. I have been shaving my legs since I was 13 yrs old, because my best friend at the time said that I needed to. I was told to stop at the knee (by my grandmother). That looked silly. I shaved ALL the way. I shave EVERY time I take a shower. It’s just habit. When it comes to my face, UGH. I have what i think is a hairy face. On the sides hair grows down my cheeks, even hair by my eyes now. It’s disgusting (to me). My hubby said he said “No, you can’t and shouldn’t wax that. Because I like it and it is who you are.” That doesn’t mean I like it any better. I just ignore it as best that I can.
It’s all a matter of how a person feels in their own skin whether they decide to remove or keep body hair.

By: CavaSupernova

CavaSupernova — Thu, 11 Sep 2014 07:59:03 +0000

Great post. Totally agree with Sin Doll here.
In my personal experience, it’s women who are most judgmental about hair, especially pubic hair. I’ll get messaged by pervy females and they seem obsessed with it.
They equate pubes with uncleanliness, which is plain insulting, and says a lot about how effective advertising and social conditioning are. There’s also the impression that they seem to regard ‘pube-free’ as the same as ‘disease-free’, which makes me wonder about their attitude towards safe sex.
Guys, on the other hand, don’t seem to care either way. If uninhibited bedroom action is on the agenda, they’re game – and a lady’s pube status is completely irrelevent!
I’ve blogged in the past about diva kinky women and their crazy pube demands. It drives me nuts! http://wp.me/p4gIAl-o6

By: The Sin Doll

The Sin Doll — Wed, 10 Sep 2014 21:26:22 +0000

I checked out the Tumblr blog. Love! I have no idea why some feel entitled enough to judge others. Hair is a personal decision. It’s hair!

By: Modesty Ablaze

Modesty Ablaze — Wed, 10 Sep 2014 20:38:42 +0000

I agree with you on being pro-choice . . . on EVERYTHING . . . and I’d like to think that all sex-positive people would, by their nature, agree as well.
Xxx – K

By: Marie Rebelle

Marie Rebelle — Wed, 10 Sep 2014 12:09:08 +0000

Seriously, at the age of 8 and 10. That is totally incredible that it started so soon. I only started shaving when I was about 15 and I was never bothered by anyone before that. Today I prefer to be hairless – my legs, armpits and my genital area. But, I feel everyone should be able to make this choice themselves and no one has the right to shame anyone who chooses to have body hair. It will be interesting to read more views on this.

Rebel xox

By: Curvaceous Dee

Curvaceous Dee — Wed, 10 Sep 2014 06:33:13 +0000

I am very pro-hair-choice. These days I shave my legs (by choice), leave my bush natural (by choice), leave my armpits natural (by choice) and am attempting yet again to gain comfort with my chin hair. Which means it’s present and obvious, although I tweeze errant ones to keep the hair there shapely. It’s all by choice – and interestingly, as I wear my hair with confidence, no one has bothered me about it – even the chin hair. It’s been as interesting as a social experiment as it has a personal one.

xx Dee