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Shit...fanjo issue

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Tittypulumpcious · 27/07/2013 20:28

After being away for a while with work the lady garden has bloomed. I got home and decided to prune it. I used veet and whilst waiting for it to work a friend called. I decided to take the call and proceeded to talk for longer than the allocated veet time on the edge of the bath..totally engrossed in conversation once I'd hung up I realised not only had I been yapping for 20 minutes I'd also crossed my legs.

I have a half a bald fanjo and a smear test tomorrow.

Do I a) trim my remaining clump or b) take the whole thing off and pray the gyno doesn't think I'm a weirdo?

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ComposHat · 28/07/2013 13:51

Can you not attempt a Bobby Charlton style combover?

JamieandtheMagicTorch · 28/07/2013 15:03

I don't understand how your skin isn't really sore after leaving the cream on that long

mayoandchips · 28/07/2013 15:40

i'm genuinely confused... what's wrong with having a bald fanjo these days? I thought it was an accepted ahem... 'style'...

mayoandchips · 28/07/2013 15:44

Suppose if you were really worried, you could hack the whole thing off, and scrape some crumbs off of some burnt toast onto to it to emulate stubble

grumpalumpgrumped · 28/07/2013 16:33

when I was first with dh i brought a electric trimmer for my bits, was new out at the time
but forgot to put on the attachment and gave myself a reverse Mohawk. Was not pretty. Luckily DH was borig a gentleman and we didn't DTD for 2 months, so lots of time to sort it out

Oldraver · 28/07/2013 16:51

I've done this years ago I ended up with a pattern like a cooling tower

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