I remain bewildered when someone asks a straight question as to what to expect and women start lecturing others as to why they should not remove their hair. This was not the question being asked. Neither was the OP asking for a lecture. If I am permitted to my I address a few points without being shot down?
Looking like a pre pubescent child
My labia does not resemble that of a child in any form. If this makes us pre-pubescent, so does underarm and leg hair removal. And men shaving their face. Neither do my hips at 40 something years or my breasts look like a child. To suggest otherwise is offensive.
Sensitivity
I am amazed that some people, who have chosen not to ever remove their hair are arguing that it can't make any difference to sensitivity. If you have hair growing round your clitoris and your lips, it is bound to block some contact with your partners tongue and his or her mouth lips. Hence less sensitivity during cunnilingus.
Only do it for men
Really, that does not explain why single women remove their hair. I once had a partner asking me to grow mine an that was a firm no! Additionally some lesbian women remove their hair too, are they doing it for men? Don't think so.
Other benefits
Include, less sweaty in the summer, no stray pubes poking out of swimwear or knickers (OK, call that vanity if you like, but my sister was really teased at school for pubes sticking out of her swimmies), no menstrual blood or pee getting on your hair.
It might of been more helpful to explain to the OP that unlike shaving, you have to wait for some grow back with waxing, although it is softer, you have that in between stage. Where as with shaving it can become part of your daily shower routine. That is why i have swapped from shaving to waxing several times over the years.
If hair removal is not for all reading this, that's fine. But don't criticise those of us who do. And don't pretend it is a huge feminist issue. We all look the same with our knickers on.