Women must be shaved?

[36DD]

I don't see anything wrong with this particular post either! It's just a stupid, sexist, antiquated statement he found somewhere and thought it was funny. Has anyone ever read the list of rediculous actual laws? There are some pretty absurd ones on there as well...

 

[Elmer Gantry]

I think we need to hand out some chill pills around here.

Sheesh!

 

[Mr. Snakey]

To the OP. Its the womans choice and im fine with it either way. Forgive the Mental Midget for the insults.:smile:

 

[Cobalt Blue]

At one time to see someone shaved was a rarity so it had novelty value, i wonder if pretty soon unshaved pussie's will be prized more for that reason.

Indeed, unshaved pussies are certainly prized by me, and that's why I seek out and collect porn from the 60s 70s & 80s. However, as you predict, this ridiculous and crypto-paedophilic fad seems at long last to be on its way out. In the last year or so I have seen much more pubic hair appearing in hetero European porn. Some stars, like Anita Queen for example, have never shaved, and look much sexier for it.
And as for complaints of getting hair stuck between the teeth, I find it hard to believe that these people have actually ever performed cunnilingus on an unshaved pussy; if they had they would know how easy it is to spread the labia majora apart to prevent this happening. I'm all for trimming the length, but a beautiful picture deserves a beautiful frame.

 

[SpoiledPrincess]

I shave sometimes, sometimes I don't, it's about the variety for me, plus I am partial to a bit of primping and preening, but I prefer the look of a trimmed pussy, it looks a little more individual.

 

[_Alexxx_]

I like them shaved or at least that hair doesn't show when wearing underwear.

What I don't like so much is when the remaining hair it's not trimmed at all. Trimming is easy and gives a much better look and nicer feeling when enjoying a cunnilingus

Oh and before some woman says "shave it and trim it yourself too", I already do

 

[Not_Punny]

Regarding the comments about the OP (including discussion of whether or not he is a "trol")...

I guess this is one reason why I haven't been on LPSG lately -- nastiness.

I see no reason to be mean to the OP, and no reason to discuss him like he's some gross lab specimen that can't hear you.

People have feelings, and it HURTS when you see people dissing you like this.

I know this is the internet, and in a way, it's kind of a "Wild Wild West". But every "Wild West" eventually becomes civilized, and someday (I hope) rudeness WILL be unacceptable in internet forums in the same way that rudeness is unacceptable at social gatherings in the physical world.

(I'm posting this same post in several different places on LPSG. Say what you will about me, but I don't like nastiness and rudeness.)

 

[B_Jennuine73]

I had the Brazilian wax done.
I knew it was going to hurt, but holy shit!
I thought I would lighten the mood.

The way it worked was the lady came in and told me to strip from the waist down, gave me a towel and told me to drape it over myself.
I wondered to myself before I left what I was going to do to make myself less uncomfortable mentally about the whole thing.

What I did when she left the room, was I stripped as required and put a ball gag I brought from home in my mouth.

When she walked in, she looked at me, shocked and speechless for a moment, then burst into laughter. Now we're friends.

Next wax I am going to put a wig under the towel so when she lifts it she'll see a big bush of hair!

And I forget who asked me if I was doing it for myself or someone else, and I did it for myself. I find the area much more sensitive without hair.

 

[SpoiledPrincess]

I don't think we've been particularly nasty or rude to the op.
If you're watching op do you feel hurt or treated badly?

We've responded to what he's said honestly and instinctively, and I think if someone's feelings got hurt when their posts are clearly intended to be a little inflammatory as well as funny in parts then they're probably too sensitivie to be on the net.

The net is a bunch of strangers and when they communicate in some ways it can be more honest because no one's pulling their punches, the upside of this is that any advice and so on is likely to be genuine advice. If your feelings can be so easily hurt by what a stranger says then you're probably better off staying in bed

 

[Not_Punny]

I don't think we've been particularly nasty or rude to the op.
If you're watching op do you feel hurt or treated badly?

We've responded to what he's said honestly and instinctively, and I think if someone's feelings got hurt when their posts are clearly intended to be a little inflammatory as well as funny in parts then they're probably too sensitivie to be on the net.

The net is a bunch of strangers and when they communicate in some ways it can be more honest because no one's pulling their punches, the upside of this is that any advice and so on is likely to be genuine advice. If your feelings can be so easily hurt by what a stranger says then you're probably better off staying in bed

Nah, SP, you weren't being mean, but QUiteIrate and a couple of others were. Some people just don't think of the effects of what they say.

But I have a different opinion from yours on this issue -- quote: If your feelings can be so easily hurt by what a stranger says then you're probably better off staying in bed unquote

When you've hung around a forum a while, you kinda get to know people. And then, when they say hurtful things, it actually hurts as much as if they're your regulars buddies at a pub.

So, no, it's not just a big bunch of strangers at LPSG. And many people ARE here for the socializing.

 

[SpoiledPrincess]

I understand that if you feel a bond with people you can be hurt by what they say hm, but people who've been on a while get to know what kind of post will attract negative attention so if it gets this they knew it was coming, a newbie who's formed no friendships with people isn't going to get hurt and if they make posts that are going to get a rise out of people isn't that what they were after?

 

[Not_Punny]

Yes, but when you're a newbie, and you're trying to communicate and "work your way in", it can be upsetting when you're attacked so quickly.

The first posting on this thread was an attempt to introduce a subject in an amusing fashion. The guy obviously wanted to interact. However, the posting had some grammar errors (which made it a little bit unclear), and then it was followed by "troll" accusations...

Not exactly a nice way to treat a newcomer.

Oh well, I'm obviously not going to change the world.

I'm going back to bed. :wink:

 

[Drifterwood]

His high class contribution to my thread about American women, HM, was - "All British women are slappers".

A slapper is an old slut. I am not impressed with his conribution to the site so far.

 

[Not_Punny]

Hey DW. OKOKOKOK, I'll shutup. :wink: I haven't been around much lately, and don't know this poster. But still, I prefer a little sugar, spice and all things nice.

 

[Drifterwood]

But still, I prefer a little sugar, spice and all things nice.

I see we're back to the OP. :biggrin1:

 

[_Alexxx_]

You are 100% right. This is a very hostile forum.

Yes, but when you're a newbie, and you're trying to communicate and "work your way in", it can be upsetting when you're attacked so quickly.

The first posting on this thread was an attempt to introduce a subject in an amusing fashion. The guy obviously wanted to interact. However, the posting had some grammar errors (which made it a little bit unclear), and then it was followed by "troll" accusations...

Not exactly a nice way to treat a newcomer.

Oh well, I'm obviously not going to change the world.

I'm going back to bed. :wink:

 

[DC_DEEP]

You are 100% right. This is a very hostile forum.

No, it's not. It's "that other forum" that's hostile and nasty. This one is warm and loving and cuddles and kittens!:biggrin1:

 

[AlteredEgo]

Hmmm, then perhaps maybe you should start going on some.
Right back at you.

You sound willfully ignorant. Why didn;t you just ask him where he found the text he was quoting? It's from the Qur'an ( someone correct me if I'm wrong), and I believe he just wants to discuss the quote.

As for the OP:

I think it sounds to me like the best way to prevent the sharing of certain social parasites in a culture which believes men cannot be trusted to leave your wife unmolested in your absence. If she's shaved, you can see if she's got lesions or any type of outbreak, and any lice or crabs will be eliminated. Consider the timing as you consider the context.

 

[lina]

I'm an allllll natural woman! I don't believe in shaving/waxing...I do however trim the bushes when they're creeping a little out of control

I mean, if he doesn't...why should I?

I have friends that shave each other each time before sex...but if I'm caught in the moment, I am not going to bust out with a razor...eww and I do not even want to get into the "ingrown" bumps!