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Disgusting armpit hair on woman

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  • #252
    mickrock
    Registered Users Posts: 1,021 ✭✭✭mickrock


    smash wrote: »
    And shaving your armpits reduces the smell from sweating and makes it easier to clean.

    Do you shave your armpits?


  • #253
    Sea Filly
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,213 ✭✭✭Sea Filly


    strobe wrote: »
    I was going primarily (but not exclusively) oral sex with the practical reasons dealy. ;) Not flimsy honey.

    "Honey". Are you effing serious? Lulz.
    smash wrote: »
    And shaving your armpits reduces the smell from sweating and makes it easier to clean.

    You must shave yours so, seeing as it makes one less smelly and more clean. ;)


  • #254
    Sam Mac
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,227 ✭✭✭Sam Mac


    BengaLover wrote: »
    Sure ye need something to keep ya warm in winter.

    How about a fire or a heater instead?


  • #255
    smash
    Closed Accounts Posts: 34,809 ✭✭✭✭smash


    mickrock wrote: »
    Do you shave your armpits?
    Sea Filly wrote: »
    You must shave yours so, seeing as it makes one less smelly and more clean. ;)

    Have done, probably would again if it got too hot out.


  • #256
    billybudd
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,497 ✭✭✭billybudd


    Pathetic that this even turned into a debate, if a woman wants to be natural then it does not automatically mean she is a hate filled feminist, quite frankly if i had to go through the rituals of shaving/waxing all the things women shave/wax to conform with societies views then id be one hairy assed trollop.

    Badly bits on either gender looks horrible anyway.


  • #257
    Gummy Panda
    Closed Accounts Posts: 20,919 ✭✭✭✭Gummy Panda


    billybudd wrote: »

    Badly bits on either gender looks horrible anyway.

    LIES!!


  • #258
    Sir Digby Chicken Caesar
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 23,556 ✭✭✭✭Sir Digby Chicken Caesar


    if the woman wanted to be natural she'd stop wearing makeup, perfume, let the oils in her hair build up over time to clean itself, stop wearing bras, stop wearing high heels and die in her teens or 20's of a preventable illness.

    stop using the word "natural" to imply that it's somehow better than shaving or that she's a more liberated individual. she wants to be hairy, more power to her. If the internet has taught me anything it's that she'll have no trouble finding men who aren't turned off by it.


  • #259
    billybudd
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,497 ✭✭✭billybudd


    Sir Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: »
    if the woman wanted to be natural she'd stop wearing makeup, perfume, let the oils in her hair build up over time to clean itself, stop wearing bras, stop wearing high heels and die in her teens or 20's of a preventable illness.

    stop using the word "natural" to imply that it's somehow better than shaving or that she's a more liberated individual. she wants to be hairy, more power to her. If the internet has taught me anything it's that she'll have no trouble finding men who aren't turned off by it.

    Why? naturally hairy.


  • #260
    billybudd
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,497 ✭✭✭billybudd


    Gummy Panda wrote: »
    LIES!!


    Ha! part from a odd strand of hair astray in the mouth, whats the problem?:pac:


  • #261
    old hippy
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 9,441 ✭✭✭old hippy


    ziggy23 wrote: »
    wasn't there another thread on this last week? Oh god I despise big afro pubes and underarm hair yuck. Just shave it it takes 2 minutes:confused:

    It's the kind of topic that just keeps on giving. Although like the numerous topics on "fat" women (all started by men, natch) there is the law of diminishing returns. No insights, just acres of the usual fear and loathing concerning women and their bodies. Yawn.


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  • #262
    Sea Filly
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,213 ✭✭✭Sea Filly


    smash wrote: »
    Have done, probably would again if it got too hot out.

    Have done. So you don't all the time? So, women only need to in hot weather? Kewl. :cool:


  • #263
    Fizzlesque
    Registered Users Posts: 669 ✭✭✭Fizzlesque


    smash wrote: »


    And shaving your armpits reduces the smell from sweating and makes it easier to clean.

    How often do you shave yours?


    Ah, I just read your response to Sea Filly. This picture keeps changing, doesn't it? Yesterday, your argument was 'it's a personal preference' which, is fair enough. Now you're claiming it reduces smell and makes them easier to clean. In that case men should also be shaving under their arms, and regularly too, not just when the weather is hot.

    To be honest, I'd have far more respect for a man who wants a woman to shave under her arms if he didn't try to make it a female-only thing. Like one of the posters on here (think it was Gummy Panda) who says he does it too. It's the one rule for women, another rule for men I reject. I've been saying this since my first post: underarm hair isn't one of life's beautiful things ( in my view), so there really shouldn't be a gender divide regarding who it's acceptable on and who should remove it. I don't understand why this simple logic fails so many.


  • #264
    Censorsh!t
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,121 ✭✭✭Censorsh!t


    I can't even remember the last time I shaved my legs. I have no need to, I wear pants all the time. And even when the weather was nice, I wore shorts with me hairy legs. My hair is blonde so I'm lucky.

    Underarm hair I tend to shave more regularly, even though I'd love not to - I have a mole smack bang in the middle of that area, so shaving is a real pain - I must use hair removal cream for that, and to be honest, waiting an extra 5 minutes in the shower for that to work, isn't always worth it.

    Pubes? I trim, when I remember...which isn't often.

    My boyfriend doesn't give a ****.

    Some people's reactions are just plain ridiculous. Vomit inducing? Grow the **** up. And g'way with yer hygiene arguments, that's just plain silly, and a weak stab at trying to get women to shave. One of the functions of pubic hair is to prevent infections.

    No wonder women feel they have to shave when people are calling them 'disgusting' or 'vomit inducing' - and people here trying to say there is no social pressures?? Whut??


  • #265
    smash
    Closed Accounts Posts: 34,809 ✭✭✭✭smash


    Sea Filly wrote: »
    Have done. So you don't all the time? So, women only need to in hot weather? Kewl. :cool:

    What I've done has nothing to do with women and what they should do, now does it? I have no idea where you'd assume that because I did something before, it should mean that women should only do it when I've done it. It's like saying "Well I only drink cocktails on holidays, so women should only drink cocktails on holidays too"
    Fizzlesque wrote: »
    This picture keeps changing, doesn't it? Yesterday, your argument was 'it's a personal preference' which, is fair enough. Now you're claiming it reduces smell and makes them easier to clean.
    I said from the start that it's hygienic. Maybe it wasn't in this thread though, there's been 3 of them on the same subject in less than a week.
    Fizzlesque wrote: »
    underarm hair isn't one of life's beautiful things ( in my view), so there really shouldn't be a gender divide regarding who it's acceptable on and who should remove it. I don't understand why this simple logic fails so many.
    No there shouldn't. But it's funny how a lot of men would consider shaving it to be 'gay' or some other bs even though their favourite footballers/wrestlers/rugby players etc probably do it.


  • #266
    smash
    Closed Accounts Posts: 34,809 ✭✭✭✭smash


    Censorsh!t wrote: »
    g'way with yer hygiene arguments, that's just plain silly, and a weak stab at trying to get women to shave.

    As far as I'm aware, the main reason for pubic hair is to enhance the scent the body produces to attract a mate. This includes underarm hair by the way. This means that the more you sweat, the more you smell if hair is present as it acts as an added breeding ground for bacteria. Therefore, there are hygiene reasons.


  • #267
    Censorsh!t
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,121 ✭✭✭Censorsh!t


    smash wrote: »
    As far as I'm aware, the main reason for pubic hair is to enhance the scent the body produces to attract a mate. This includes underarm hair by the way. This means that the more you sweat, the more you smell if hair is present as it acts as an added breeding ground for bacteria. Therefore, there are hygiene reasons.

    I'm aware of that, but calling women 'disgusting' and 'smelly' if they don't shave, while not expecting males to shave is ridiculous. Especially when males sweat more than females. Where is the line where 'too unhygienic' is crossed? Having hair? There's nothing wrong with being a little smelly or sweaty and there's nothing wrong with having hair so long as you wash. Someone who has hair but washes more than someone without hair is going to be more hygienic, I feel.


  • #268
    Fizzlesque
    Registered Users Posts: 669 ✭✭✭Fizzlesque


    smash wrote: »
    No there shouldn't. But it's funny how a lot of men would consider shaving it to be 'gay' or some other bs even though their favourite footballers/wrestlers/rugby players etc probably do it.

    Looks like you and I agree on more than we disagree on. I'm glad we didn't call time on our discussion/chats yesterday.

    While I'm not sure I agree with you on the hygiene element of your argument, I accept that's your view and am delighted you're not part of the girls should do it but boys don't have to brigade.

    Thinking it's 'gay' for men to shave under their arms is just another branch of the social conditioning we're all subjected to. Although it doesn't affect everyone, and for those it does, it affects some more than others.

    For every 'ugh, women with hair on their bodies are disgusting' post on here, there have been enough 'don't be so daft' opposite posts from men to remind me (confirm what I already knew) that there are plenty of lovely men out there that haven't been programmed (either at all, or unduly) by the insidious 'one rule for men, another rule for women' that I've encountered at varying times throughout my life.

    I do, however, still think that (some) people - male and female -seriously underestimate the prevalence and power of conditioning.


  • #269
    Cee-Jay-Cee
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,235 ✭✭✭✭Cee-Jay-Cee


    Hairy women are grand in winter but by spring they should be shaving themselves on a regular basis....not to do so is simply against human nature.


  • #270
    smash
    Closed Accounts Posts: 34,809 ✭✭✭✭smash


    Censorsh!t wrote: »
    I'm aware of that, but calling women 'disgusting' and 'smelly' if they don't shave, while not expecting males to shave is ridiculous.
    Already stated I wouldn't call someone disgusting, but the appearance of hairy armpits is disgusting looking to me, especially when sweaty. I never called anyone smelly. And I'm sure if a woman asked a man to shave, they would.
    Censorsh!t wrote: »
    Where is the line where 'too unhygienic' is crossed? Having hair? There's nothing wrong with being a little smelly or sweaty and there's nothing wrong with having hair so long as you wash.
    Depends where your preferences lye doesn't it. If you don't like the appearance or feeling of hair then you would consider it wrong disregarding your washing habbits.
    Censorsh!t wrote: »
    Someone who has hair but washes more than someone without hair is going to be more hygienic, I feel.
    well that's just fact, still doesn't mean that people should accept and stop shaving it if they don't want to.


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  • #271
    TwoShedsJackson
    Closed Accounts Posts: 9,438 ✭✭✭TwoShedsJackson


    Gummy Panda wrote: »
    I'm a man and shave my armpits.

    Makes the gunz look bigger :P

    Translation: I am gay.


  • #272
    smash
    Closed Accounts Posts: 34,809 ✭✭✭✭smash


    TwoShedsJackson wrote: »
    Translation: I am gay.

    See, that's the attitude I mentioned earlier. :rolleyes:


  • #273
    Sea Filly
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,213 ✭✭✭Sea Filly


    Fizzlesque wrote: »
    How often do you shave yours?


    Ah, I just read your response to Sea Filly. This picture keeps changing, doesn't it? Yesterday, your argument was 'it's a personal preference' which, is fair enough. Now you're claiming it reduces smell and makes them easier to clean. In that case men should also be shaving under their arms, and regularly too, not just when the weather is hot.

    To be honest, I'd have far more respect for a man who wants a woman to shave under her arms if he didn't try to make it a female-only thing. Like one of the posters on here (think it was Gummy Panda) who says he does it too. It's the one rule for women, another rule for men I reject. I've been saying this since my first post: underarm hair isn't one of life's beautiful things ( in my view), so there really shouldn't be a gender divide regarding who it's acceptable on and who should remove it. I don't understand why this simple logic fails so many.

    +1
    smash wrote: »
    What I've done has nothing to do with women and what they should do, now does it? I have no idea where you'd assume that because I did something before, it should mean that women should only do it when I've done it. It's like saying "Well I only drink cocktails on holidays, so women should only drink cocktails on holidays too"

    Daftest analogy I've ever heard.

    smash wrote: »
    I said from the start that it's hygienic.

    So men should do it constantly do it too then, if it's a hygiene, rather than aesthetic issue, yes?


  • #274
    smash
    Closed Accounts Posts: 34,809 ✭✭✭✭smash


    Sea Filly wrote: »
    Daftest analogy I've ever heard.
    It need to be after your daft post.
    Sea Filly wrote: »
    So men should do it constantly do it too then, if it's a hygiene, rather than aesthetic issue, yes?
    If they want to. The same way women do it because they want to and they feel it looks better and feels nicer to them!


  • #275
    Sea Filly
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,213 ✭✭✭Sea Filly


    smash wrote: »
    It need to be after your daft post.

    Asking if men should also shave as it's unhygienic, as you said is daft?

    Why not just admit that you don't like the aesthetic of a woman with hairy armpits?


  • #276
    smash
    Closed Accounts Posts: 34,809 ✭✭✭✭smash


    Sea Filly wrote: »
    Asking if men should also shave as it's unhygienic, as you said is daft?
    that's not what you said...
    "So you don't all the time? So, women only need to in hot weather? Kewl."
    That was daft. You're trying to take something I said about what I did personally because it's my preference and apply it all members of the opposite sex.
    Sea Filly wrote: »
    Why not just admit that you don't like the aesthetic of a woman with hairy armpits?
    I've admitted that a few times, have you been reading the thread?


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  • #277
    Sea Filly
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,213 ✭✭✭Sea Filly


    smash wrote: »
    that's not what you said...
    "So you don't all the time? So, women only need to in hot weather? Kewl."
    That was daft. You're trying to take something I said about what I did personally because it's my preference and apply it all members of the opposite sex.

    You said in hot weather, you might remove it for hygiene reasons. So it should be the same for women, yes? If your reason for disliking it is purely for hygiene, that is.

    If it's your preference, that's cool, but it can't be based on hygiene based on what you said above, so it must be for other reasons. So I really don't know why you brought up hygiene at all.


  • #278
    smash
    Closed Accounts Posts: 34,809 ✭✭✭✭smash


    Sea Filly wrote: »
    You said in hot weather, you might remove it for hygiene reasons. So it should be the same for women, yes? If your reason for disliking it is purely for hygiene, that is.

    If it's your preference, that's cool, but it can't be based on hygiene based on what you said above, so it must be for other reasons. So I really don't know why you brought up hygiene at all.

    for me, the reason I did it personally was for hygiene. And I've said that on a woman I find it looks gross which is aesthetics.


  • #279
    Sea Filly
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,213 ✭✭✭Sea Filly


    smash wrote: »
    for me, the reason I did it personally was for hygiene. And I've said that on a woman I find it looks gross which is aesthetics.

    Bit OTT calling it disgusting though.


  • #280
    smash
    Closed Accounts Posts: 34,809 ✭✭✭✭smash


    Sea Filly wrote: »
    Bit OTT calling it disgusting though.

    Why? Look up the meaning of the word. To me, and a lot of people, it does look disgusting.


  • #281
    d-gal
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,787 ✭✭✭d-gal


    TwoShedsJackson wrote: »
    Gummy Panda wrote: »
    I'm a man and shave my armpits.

    Makes the gunz look bigger :P

    Translation: I am gay.

    So majority of athletes in the world are gay now?
    More and more males are shaving/waxing bodyparts, myself included. Not from pressure, media whatever, because it feels better, looks better and sweat doesn't stink up as much, especially if you are an active person.
    Oh and usually the people coming out calling people gay over the stupidest things are usually gay themselves and trying to hide away from it ;)


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  • #282
    Bullchomper
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 365 ✭✭Bullchomper


    SteoL wrote: »
    It's just the pits. They can have a hairy minge if they want just shave the armpits please.

    And this is from someone who is not attracted to women at all!

    I am a woman! I have a friend who is a feminist and didn't shave her armpits. She never had any trouble scoring - even in sleeveless tops. She's very good looking and is a laugh which leads me to think it mustn't be a complete turn off for the opposite sex.


  • #283
    Crooked Jack
    Registered Users Posts: 5,678 ✭✭✭Crooked Jack


    Wow. THe whole gay thing gets thrown around here as an insult a lot doesnt it? If I was gay I imagine I'd be pretty pissed off at that.


  • #284
    Crooked Jack
    Registered Users Posts: 5,678 ✭✭✭Crooked Jack


    On the shaving thing, I'd prefer she shaved her pits, but that comes second to her legs. I like nice smooth legs. I like licking legs.


  • #285
    Bullchomper
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 365 ✭✭Bullchomper


    strobe wrote: »
    I can guarantee you that you'd be wrong there. I'm male and live on this planet and would give a ****e. While I'm sure I'm a very special and unique individual I don't think I'm that special or unique. Not 1 in 3.5 billion unique in anyways. ;)



    It's not nonsensical. It's a matter of personal preference, sure. But I could easily present a perfectly intelligible meaning for why I prefer less hair, it shouldn't be that difficult to consider the aesthetic and practical reasons someone would not appreciate lots of hair in certain places.

    I won't even bother addressing the silly prepubescence ****e.

    Well I'm female and also happen to inhabit this earth (check above post), as for the prepubescent '****e' you should check out Mill Millingtons survey!
    I think a woeful repulsion to something that is actually natural is odd to be honest.


  • #286
    smash
    Closed Accounts Posts: 34,809 ✭✭✭✭smash


    Bullchomper wrote: »
    I have a friend who is a feminist and didn't shave her armpits.

    I'd hazard a guess that the supposed association between hairy women and feminism is pretty insulting to a lot of feminists. Maybe a few could comment on it to clarify.


  • #287
    old hippy
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 9,441 ✭✭✭old hippy


    Crooked Jack wrote: »
    Wow. THe whole gay thing gets thrown around here as an insult a lot doesnt it? If I was gay I imagine I'd be pretty pissed off at that.

    Fear and loathing of women's bodies, fear and loathing of gay people. Not surprising in a thread devised for teenagers :rolleyes:


  • #288
    Feeona
    Registered Users Posts: 1,633 ✭✭✭Feeona


    smash wrote: »
    I'd hazard a guess that the supposed association between hairy women and feminism is pretty insulting to a lot of feminists. Maybe a few could comment on it to clarify.

    I think it's disgraceful, ye should be ashamed of yerselves, what would your mother say etc


  • #289
    a fat guy
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 800 ✭✭✭a fat guy


    I just prefer shaven women, and no, I don't watch porn.

    Why are you all even arguing with each other over this?

    Seems kinda pointless since men who prefer unshaven have posted in this thread, which proves that hair on women is down to personal preference more than anything else.


  • #290
    the purple tin
    Registered Users Posts: 10,943 ✭✭✭✭the purple tin


    I once shaved my downstairs region years ago at the behest of my OH.
    Never again, the itching as it grows back is almost unbearable.


  • #291
    Bullchomper
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 365 ✭✭Bullchomper


    smash wrote: »
    I'd hazard a guess that the supposed association between hairy women and feminism is pretty insulting to a lot of feminists. Maybe a few could comment on it to clarify.

    The reason she didn't shave was because she believed that it was something imposed on women so men would find them sexually attractive as part of the objectification of women. It's not a random association. Use your noggin.


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  • #292
    Fizzlesque
    Registered Users Posts: 669 ✭✭✭Fizzlesque


    Bullchomper wrote: »
    The reason she didn't shave was because she believed that it was something imposed on women so men would find them sexually attractive as part of the objectification of women. It's not a random association. Use your noggin.

    I suspect, and I may be wrong here, that Smash meant the assumption/form of ridicule that all feminists are hairy; rather than all feminists who are hairy aren't remaining hairy for feminist reasons, as your friend did.

    Bit of a tongue twister that one, hope it's followable.


  • #293
    Censorsh!t
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,121 ✭✭✭Censorsh!t


    smash wrote: »
    Already stated I wouldn't call someone disgusting, but the appearance of hairy armpits is disgusting looking to me, especially when sweaty. I never called anyone smelly. And I'm sure if a woman asked a man to shave, they would.


    Depends where your preferences lye doesn't it. If you don't like the appearance or feeling of hair then you would consider it wrong disregarding your washing habbits.


    well that's just fact, still doesn't mean that people should accept and stop shaving it if they don't want to.

    I wasn't accusing you of calling women smelly. I was just referring to some people on this thread who have suggested it's unhygienic. And I never said people should stop shaving, just that they should be able to without being called disgusting or smelly.
    Just because someone has more hair, doesn't mean they are less hygienic than someone who doesn't have hair. But some people here are simplifying it and presuming that hair = smelly/dirty, when in reality it's more complex. Sure, there's a possible higher chance of people with hair being more prone to being smelly...but it's only a possibility, it's not fact.

    I get that you have your opinion, and that's completely fair - I'm sure if I was male, I would have a slight preference to shaven women, but I wouldn't make such a big deal about it, and start throwing out stupid and simple arguments about hygiene (again, not necessarily aimed at you) and "oh she'll never find a man" (anyone hairy women I know have men), because really, it's just a bit of hair. And people are acting like it's so much more.


  • #294
    sunflower27
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4,822 ✭✭✭sunflower27


    Who effing cares, hair or no hair. I couldn't give a sh*t. If you want to shave, shave, and if you don't, don't.

    Loving the statements that if a woman doesn't shave she is not looking after herself though :D Hilarious. :D


  • #295
    prinz
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 14,598 ✭✭✭✭prinz


    Some amount of rubbish on this thread. I think the funniest parts are the denials that porn/and wider media has influenced people's perceptions.


  • #296
    [Deleted User]
    Posts: 24,714 ✭ [Deleted User]


    The woman in the article is rank, I nearly got sick eating a sandwich when I saw the pics last week.

    To be fair though I don't know any women who don't find hairy armpits, legs etc on another woman equally as disgusting as any man does. I've seen women look away in disgust on holidays on seeing a women by the pool with hairy pits.

    On the other hand, men should not be saving their legs, chests etc.


  • #297
    midlandsmissus
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 3,838 ✭✭✭midlandsmissus


    the purple tin wrote: »
    I once shaved my downstairs region years ago at the behest of my OH.
    Never again, the itching as it grows back is almost unbearable.

    I have also shaved the whole thing off only twice. I now trim.

    Awful! After shaving your hair grows back very bluntly and sharply in an extremely sensitive area and it is unbearable!


    If a woman is walking around with trousers it's likely she has hairy legs....there's a hairy woman near everyone reading this thread...:)


  • #298
    smash
    Closed Accounts Posts: 34,809 ✭✭✭✭smash


    Bullchomper wrote: »
    It's not a random association. Use your noggin.

    I didn't say random association. I said supposed association.
    midlandsmissus wrote: »
    If a woman is walking around with trousers it's likely she has hairy legs....

    I doubt that.


  • #299
    midlandsmissus
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 3,838 ✭✭✭midlandsmissus


    Google women with hairy armpits and some nice images of models come up. It's just because men are so used to seeing hairless women that they think hairy women are vile, so we need to get pictures seen more!


  • #300
    Babybuff
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,118 ✭✭✭Babybuff


    smash wrote: »
    I'd hazard a guess that the supposed association between hairy women and feminism is pretty insulting to a lot of feminists. Maybe a few could comment on it to clarify.
    I've only been a feminist since I joined boards but yes I agree men with or without hair are asbholes. [/sarcasm]


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  • #301
    midlandsmissus
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 3,838 ✭✭✭midlandsmissus


    smash wrote: »
    I didn't say random association. I said supposed association.



    I doubt that.

    You doubt that? Ha little do you know! hehehe hairy women covertly everywhere.

    Seriously would you bother shaving a big area if no-one was going to see it. Why would you? I only shave my legs if I know I'm going to be wearing a skirt on a night out, maybe once every three weeks.


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