70s bush envy

[Sparklybutold]

Is it just me or does anyone else have bush envy? Yes I mean pubic hair bush. I swear I have alopecia down there. I would love a big soft bush. Apparently you can get a bush wig which I'd seriously consider.

(Dear Aston University - stick that in your pipe)

Mine too. But rather than disappearing, I fear it is migrating to my face.

For a lot of my 20s/ early 30s I rocked a full bush or lightly trimmed bush. Mine wasn't massive but majestic enough. I had plenty of sexual interest during that time and only 1 complaint, which ironically came from a guy with one of those big, unruly bush-like beards! I don't think he got what was funny when I laughed.

I am 32 now and at the moment I'm brazillian, I keep the part closest to the genitals because for me, it seems some hair provides some comfort as it forms a small cushion between your bits and your.clothes. I personally.also think completely bare would feel a bit pre-pubescent, on me at least.

I used to have a glorious duracell battery orange bush. Now it's white.
Never removed it. Ever. Relationship or no relationship!

I expected a thread about suburban gardening drama, but this is so much better.

Yes that is what I think! Why do you care?

So much to unpick here…….

I remember being told by a bloke to 'do something about down there for next time'. I said he needed to do something about his cock and face for 'next time.' Bloody cheek.

My bf is a sexual health nurse-she says the fashion for young women to remove hair completely isn’t healthy and puts them at a greater risk of infection. Hair helps keep you clean.

Do you say that to men as well?

This.

How is getting rid of pubic hair "taking care of yourself"? It's not like it grows to your knees and trips you up?

I think we should envy that if the choice you make is not to trim or remove, in the 70s no-one would have criticised you for it.

For the women who do remove it, isn't regrowth as itchy as hell? I know waxing is 'best' if you choose to remove hair, but I daresay many of those who do, shave. How the f isn't it as distracting and uncomfortable as hell?

Wow! I don’t care so much as I’m fascinated.

You really don’t believe that other women’s bodies are different to yours? When we strip off we are all exactly like you, down to the texture of our body hair and the ph balance of our discharge?

How do you square that with the evidence of biology and what you can see with your own eyes?!

Yea, it’s itchy if you leave it to grow back- I run over it with a razor most times I shower so I don’t get the regrowth feeling.

It must be red raw being shaved every single day 😬

You would genuinely stop having sex with a woman if she revealed this during the act?
I find that hard to believe

I'm disappointed no-one has mentioned Shepherd's bush. Magnificent thing.

When having a caesarean section (30 years ago!) they shaved me down there, and the hair on bit in the middle (is that the mons Venus?) under the incision line, never grew back. That area is also a bit numb. I don’t think they sewed me up straight either as I had a linea negra and it ended up as a linea dog-leg.

😂

Each to their own but I hate public hair, reading soft bush made me heave a bit inside. My epilator is my absolute favourite thing, makes me feel so clean.

Didn't mean to underline my post lol

Their bodies are different sure - their tolerance for sensations different sure. That removing pubic hair is more comfortable and hygienic for them than letting it grow - no. I don’t believe it. I think if that is the case then there is some kind of problem that needs addressing with a doctor.

Trimmed or waxed or shaved adult women look nothing like prepubescent girls.

Our genitals change a lot during puberty. You could rip out your entire thatch, polish it with car wax and slap a smiley face sticker on it and it would still look nothing like a child's vulva.

Epilating is even easier than waxing as you can do it when it's super short. For me it's as much a part of a routine now as brushing my teeth I love it!