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AIBU?

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30 replies

DailyMailSuckMyDick · 28/04/2016 11:25

AIBU to leave my garden with a smattering of bush? Wink My kids see me naked sometimes and I want them to know pubes are normal!

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PaulDacreIsStillACunt · 28/04/2016 14:06

This wasn't intended to be a Daily Mail baiting thread was it Smile. If so a better version may have been

"Will trimming my twat like an immigrant affect my house price ?"

Clandestino · 28/04/2016 14:09

I suggest you plant a cactus there. Your children should have some gardening lessons too.

Andrewofgg · 28/04/2016 20:22

Just go easy with the weedkillers . . . Andrew, behave yourself!

GruffaloPants · 29/04/2016 07:58

YANBU. I'm a bit disturbed by how pubes are considered weird nowadays. I wonder what my DD will think when she's older.

I do whip most of mine off but agree with keeping a symbolic patch. The other day DD made a grab and wailed "I just want to stroke your fur!!" when intercepted Hmm

She admitted from her 2.5 million city townhouse (just throwing the DM off the scent..).

DailyFailAreABunchOfCunts · 29/04/2016 08:04

Mine is intact but that is a combination of laziness - because I CBA with the upkeep - and the fact that any kind of depilation seems to result in huge and painful ingrown hairs. I usually use an electric razor to maintain a reasonably neat triangle. DH finds the no-pube thing a bit weird - pubes are a sign of puberty and adulthood.

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