It's not about me forcing my preferences on anyone. As said repeatedly, it's a conversation a couple should have together.
What I take issue with is the judgement that women get on threads like this when they do shave, and people labelling it as "porn culture" when actually a woman can do pretty much whatever she wants down there and the only person who should give a fuck is herself and her partner.
some men prefer hair
From my own experience talking to other men, a significant minority.
I've met a few men who don't overly mind one way or the other, but literally nobody, ever, who said they prefer completely untended. A lot of men simply don't want the potential drama of having the discussion in the first place. But if a man is happier to go down on a shaved woman, then he shouldn't be pilloried for "controlling women" and "wanting her to look like a little girl". Get a grip. Most men are not, in fact, oppressive of their partners or closet paedophiles. The thread started with an OP calling shaving your pubic hair "degrading" ffs and hasn't really improved from there.
Young girls being told that men won't want them if they have hair. You have made comments like that yourself.
So me stating my honest opinion of preferring trimmed or shaved is somehow contributing to the mental anguish of young girls? Despite the fact that I have never spoken about this with any woman who wasn't my DP?
Who is telling them that "men won't want them"? It obviously can't be MEN, because otherwise that sentence doesn't make sense at all! That means it has to be other women telling young girls what to do with their pubic hair. Lo and behold, we have 3 pages of judgemental thread of exactly that. Women telling other women how their choice of crotch topiary is a political statement in and of itself.
Style magazines? Written by women, for women.
Sex advice? Written by women, for women.
Tips on personal grooming? Written by women, for women.
So please don't be prosecuting men for forcing our woefully unreasonable expectations on you without first taking a long hard look at where these messages are actually being published.