Thank you for this refreshing video. First, I am a 60 year old married man. I see the question is not why women do not shave body hair, but why do they shave? American women started shaving around 100 years ago, but not respectable women. By 1960, most American women were shaving. Like most, my wife started shaving at puberty as American girls are indoctrinated to do. The glamor, entertainment, and porn industry's still paint women with natural body hair as dirty, not feminine, unattractive, and feminist activities. But today, many women, young and old, are asking themselves why they are ritually removing their body hair. Women who choose natural body hair are still openly shamed by some. I find this body shaming of women to be deplorable! We live in a culture of tolerance and diversity, but some brazenly shame those who don't conform to their social norms. My wife is NOT a feminist, but she did quit shaving a couple of years ago in her mid fifties. As we matured thru our 50s, we adopted a more natural lifestyle and began questioning why we do some things we have always done, and removing body hair was one. She was initially self-conscious about having leg and underarm hair, in shorts and tank tops, or a sleeveless dress during the summer, especially in the office where she works. But it turned out few noticed or cared. And those that do are the ones with a problem. She is now totally comfortable and confident with her natural look. She no longer gives it a second thought or feels a need to cover it up. And she will never go back to shaving. Personally, I love her natural hair far more than when she shaved. Never again will her legs or underarms have 5 o'clock shadow, bumps, rash, stubble, or be scratchy like a man's shaved beard. Her legs are far more soft, smooth, and supple than they ever were when shaved. From my perspective, she's far more feminine and attractive with all her natural body hair than she ever was shaved. She now looks like a woman. A mature woman. A very beautiful, attractive, and feminine woman. Not a little girl that has not yet reached puberty. To shave or not is a personal decision. And those who choose to be natural should be respected. Not ridiculed or shamed by those with a different opinion. We encourage women to consider why they do it. And to understand that not removing their body hair, and embracing the natural body hair they have as a mature woman, does not make them dirty, unattractive or less feminine, but in fact makes them more a woman, more feminine, and simply more natural.
Sir, I thank you for this. I'm 48 and STILL trying to be comfortable in the body God made for me❤ as a woman, I needed to know an unbiased man's view. God bless you and your wife.
im only 12 but i have hair on my stomach, legs, basically everywhere and my mom wont let me shave so I have to live with it and my school has a lot of ... annoying boys who pick on me all the time and the teachers dont even care.
Hey, I know what you’re going through and it’s so so hard and upsetting, I’m sorry you’re in this situation. The boys who pick on you don’t know what they are saying (they are just copying each other), they should take the time to realise all girls have hair, it’s natural & healthy. These boys are simply clueless. I have hair absolutely everywhere! I’m so hairy - and I do shave but not often anymore. I promise you there are kind people out there who will appreciate you for you.❤️❤️ What does your mum think about the nasty boys? And body hair? I’m sure she’s had similar experiences growing up. My dad was really unhappy when I started shaving - but it was either disappoint my dad or be singled out by my classmates. It’s such an unfair pressure on us girls because either way we loose. Please know you can come to me always and ask me anything 🥰🥰🥰
You're too young to have this pressure. I can understand your mum might feel you are too young to need to shave. All girls have body hair, some more than others. It's natural. Have another chat with your mum about the fact that you're being picked on. Maybe she would help you choose something to remove noticeable hair, if it's really bothering you (lower legs, for example). Surely boys don't need to know about any other body hair at your young age? Stay strong. You're beautiful. You're normal. 🥰
you have to get through the painful experiences with these silly boys in order to experience the pure blissful men you attract when you're older that appreciate you embracing your womanhood. I only wish as a 22 year old female that i started sooner, good luck sweetheart
thank you for this video! I'm literally hairy and I have noticeable hair everywhere. all my childhood I didn't like myself so much for this and other children humiliated me, although it's not a disease, it's just genetics from my Iranian dad, so I began to shave, but there were irritations and I began to constantly dress closed. now I'm on the path of self-acceptance, I can shave my legs, armpits and arms, but I do it intermittently and try to accept my body and appearance. your videos really help me to become more confident, I like your thoughts and your atmosphere, you're very inspiring 🌿🤍
I am so so glad to hear you are starting to accept your body/body hair. It's so difficult to do in this world! So, you are amazing for putting the effort in and getting somewhere. ❤ Proud of you! Sending a big hug your way. x
I love this video! I personally love how I look with hair - it makes me feel more like a woman and less like a girl. But I still find myself feeling self-conscious when others can see it, specifically under my arms. I think a lot of it is in my head but I can tell when it draws people’s gaze. But I think it’s important I keep it as I do love it and the more I exist with it in public the more comfortable and confident I will become. Thank you for this video ❤️ There seems to be a sea of people saying the opposite, it’s refreshing to hear someone talk so positively about body hair!
It's totally normal to feel self-conscious about your body hair when we live in a society with unfair expectations. But your confidence in embracing it is inspiring. ❤ Thank you for sharing your positive perspective on body hair my lovely xxxx
tbh the sort of person whod be grossed out by my body hair isnt the sort of person id want to be with anyway; in a sense, my hair is like an easy filter!
Glad you are talking about this. The reason for modern attitudes about women and body hair goes back to the 1920’s. When Old Man Gillette, realized he was only selling razors to half the population. He then created a guilt inducing advertising campaign targeting women. You can look up the advertising yourself. It was aimed at making people view hair on women’s legs and underarms as unattractive. This is the only reason women shave. It is so nice to hear a young lady like yourself talking about it. It is also nice, when I’m out in public, to see women who don’t shave. This older man loves to see women choosing for themselves how they keep their bodies. It’s not a turn off. It is how a woman’s body is supposed to be.
I remember the first time I felt ashamed of my body hair. I was a teenager, and my friends would often joke about their own hairless legs and arms. I, on the other hand, had a thick layer of dark hair on my arms, legs, and even my face. I felt like a freak, like I was the only one who didn't fit in. As I grew older, the shame only intensified. I would spend hours waxing, shaving, and tweezing, trying to rid myself of the hair that seemed to grow back overnight. I felt like I was in a constant battle with my own body. But the more I tried to fight my body hair, the more it seemed to fight back. Ingrown hairs, razor burn, and painful waxing sessions became the norm. And yet, I couldn't stop. I felt like I had to conform to societal beauty standards, even if it meant hurting myself in the process. One day, something inside of me snapped. I was exhausted from the constant struggle, and I realized that I couldn't keep living like this. I started to question why I was trying so hard to change my body to fit someone else's idea of beauty. That's when I discovered body positivity. I started reading about self-love, self-acceptanc and the beauty of women's natural bodies. I saw pictures of women with hairy arms and legs, and they were proud of their bodies! They were beautiful, strong, and confident. For the first time in my life, I felt like I could be myself. I stopped waxing, shaving, and tweezing, and let my body hair grow. It was scary at first, but as I looked in the mirror, I saw a strong, capable, and beautiful person staring back at me. I realized that my body hair was a part of me, and it was beautiful. It was a symbol of my strength, my resilience, and my uniqueness. I no longer felt ashamed of my body; I felt proud of it. I still have days when I struggle with self-doubt, but I know that I am not alone. I have a community of body-positive warriors who remind me that I am enough, just as I am. And when I look in the mirror, I see a person who is worthy of love, respect, and admiration - body hair and all!
Practically speaking....God designed us WITH HAIR for a reason. Somewhere along the line, women ( & men) have bought into a narrative that women should be ashamed of hair in nether regions. For me..... " Natural RULES!!!!"
I don’t mind the hair but when it starts to grow too much and wearing jeans it irritates my legs so that’s when I shave them and it feels so smooth and clean but then here comes the bumps so I use the calm Eucerin which doesn’t stop the hair from growing back but who cares I appreciate my body for the way it is and if other people don’t then too bad it’s my body not theirs everyone has their own preference I think people need to stop acting childish and worry about themselves.
I don't mind body hair on other people and I think the decision to remove body hair or not should be up to the individual. However, I personally can't stand how my body hair feels on my own skin and my underarm hair worsens my body odor, so personally I prefer to shave.
Thank you for this video, i am so much insecure cause of other people and i really look up to them cause i want them to be happy how i look etc, i wanna be pretty for others and even in relationship i have big anxiety about this
This was very comforting, thank you. I feel beautiful and feminine when growing out my bodyhair and am sick of people not being able to look past my decision of not shaving. I dont get why i’m told it’s ‘unhygenic’ even though unshaved men are seldom told that. This video really felt like advice from a big sister I never had, thank you!
**** I love women who let their bodies be natural. I remember one time I was interested with a girl who I knew would be hairy, (hair on her arms sideburns, and thick eyebrows. When we finally got intimate, I was so very disappointed because she was shaved. What a let down.
Im almost gonna be 12 and i have very hairy legs. Im really insecure about it. My mom told me i can shave for the first time only when i finish 7th grade. Im gonna be 6th grade this September and i just cant wait to shave. Theres girls in my class who already started shaving and i really want hairy legs to be normalized.
walking in my OWN home in front of my OWN family without shaved legs for the first time had to have been one of the most anxiety inducing things i've ever experienced. thank you for this video, i'm trying to built up the courage to go out with friends in shorts
i love natural women! They way that nature supposed to make them! All these society standards are made up just for them to spend a fortune for something they actually don`t need! Real men love hairy woman!
My wife does not have very much hair. She does shave her arm pits but that is it. She does not have very much hair on her arms or legs. She did ask me if I want her to shave her pubic hair. I said no. I think it is very sexy and I wish she had more. Think about that. If she ever wants her pubic hair shaved I told her that will be my job. I like her just as she is. Thoughts?
Hi Alesia, Great presentation. I’m an American who lives in Japan. I’m glad that I live in Japan because most normal Japanese girls are natural and do not shave their pubic hairs. I only prefer women with a natural bush and can never be with a woman without pubic hair.
I genuinely have never been bothered by my body hair because it’s a natural part of puberty. Also I feel like being a lesbian helps me with it because there’s the stereotype of lesbian not shaving so I grew up with the belief that I shouldn’t shave.
Hello Alessia. I admire your courage to even talk about a topic like this. I'm a female in my upper 40s just for a little context. Would you be open to a few personal questions?
I wouldn't date any woman unless she's entirely natural. Hairy armpit, hairy body parts. Simple. In the old days, that was natural, beautiful, feminine. Unfortunately this society is really ill, and everything has become very distorted.
Hair on a woman, especially downstairs is a massive turn on for me. I'd rather be with a real woman than someone who's trying so hard to look like a girl.
It is time to stop the shaving . Do people really dislike natural women???? Or do they dislike it because of other people's opinions ???? Dont let others make your mind on this issue. Dont be sheep !
I love women with there natural body hair ! I don’t care if a woman doesn’t shave her armpits, and I like it if her legs and arms are fuzzy ! I really like a natural bush even when it’s crawling up to the bellybutton ! I think that’s sexy ! Thanks for your Great Video ! 🌺🌺❤️❤️❤️❤️🌺🌺
Ladies, grow hair anywhere you want, but don't expect high-value men to find you attractive. A pubic landing strip or treasure trail is okay, but in general, no hair please below the eyebrows. If we wanted a hairy wildebeast, we'd go on safari.
The best way to stop stigmatizing body hair is to never start shaving. Keep your daughters away from razors and don’t teach them that stuff. You wouldn’t love her less just for growing up.
My mom never told me about shaving and never shaved but the pressure at school was enough for me to get my best friend to buy me a razor. Now i'm trying to be confident with my body hair
Thank you for this refreshing video.
First, I am a 60 year old married man. I see the question is not why women do not shave body hair, but why do they shave?
American women started shaving around 100 years ago, but not respectable women. By 1960, most American women were shaving. Like most, my wife started shaving at puberty as American girls are indoctrinated to do. The glamor, entertainment, and porn industry's still paint women with natural body hair as dirty, not feminine, unattractive, and feminist activities.
But today, many women, young and old, are asking themselves why they are ritually removing their body hair.
Women who choose natural body hair are still openly shamed by some. I find this body shaming of women to be deplorable! We live in a culture of tolerance and diversity, but some brazenly shame those who don't conform to their social norms.
My wife is NOT a feminist, but she did quit shaving a couple of years ago in her mid fifties. As we matured thru our 50s, we adopted a more natural lifestyle and began questioning why we do some things we have always done, and removing body hair was one.
She was initially self-conscious about having leg and underarm hair, in shorts and tank tops, or a sleeveless dress during the summer, especially in the office where she works. But it turned out few noticed or cared. And those that do are the ones with a problem. She is now totally comfortable and confident with her natural look. She no longer gives it a second thought or feels a need to cover it up. And she will never go back to shaving.
Personally, I love her natural hair far more than when she shaved. Never again will her legs or underarms have 5 o'clock shadow, bumps, rash, stubble, or be scratchy like a man's shaved beard. Her legs are far more soft, smooth, and supple than they ever were when shaved.
From my perspective, she's far more feminine and attractive with all her natural body hair than she ever was shaved. She now looks like a woman. A mature woman. A very beautiful, attractive, and feminine woman. Not a little girl that has not yet reached puberty.
To shave or not is a personal decision. And those who choose to be natural should be respected. Not ridiculed or shamed by those with a different opinion.
We encourage women to consider why they do it. And to understand that not removing their body hair, and embracing the natural body hair they have as a mature woman, does not make them dirty, unattractive or less feminine, but in fact makes them more a woman, more feminine, and simply more natural.
Sir, I thank you for this. I'm 48 and STILL trying to be comfortable in the body God made for me❤ as a woman, I needed to know an unbiased man's view. God bless you and your wife.
Body hair is natural, healthy, feminine and beautiful
totally 💗🥰💘😘💖
No it's not both man and wemon don't need body hair
What if its on a boy 😂😂
its more natural than feminine bc every gender develops it
im only 12 but i have hair on my stomach, legs, basically everywhere and my mom wont let me shave so I have to live with it and my school has a lot of ... annoying boys who pick on me all the time and the teachers dont even care.
Hey, I know what you’re going through and it’s so so hard and upsetting, I’m sorry you’re in this situation. The boys who pick on you don’t know what they are saying (they are just copying each other), they should take the time to realise all girls have hair, it’s natural & healthy. These boys are simply clueless. I have hair absolutely everywhere! I’m so hairy - and I do shave but not often anymore. I promise you there are kind people out there who will appreciate you for you.❤️❤️
What does your mum think about the nasty boys? And body hair? I’m sure she’s had similar experiences growing up. My dad was really unhappy when I started shaving - but it was either disappoint my dad or be singled out by my classmates. It’s such an unfair pressure on us girls because either way we loose. Please know you can come to me always and ask me anything 🥰🥰🥰
@@alessiasutherberry Btw thank you so much for taking the time to reply most people dont lol
You're too young to have this pressure. I can understand your mum might feel you are too young to need to shave. All girls have body hair, some more than others. It's natural. Have another chat with your mum about the fact that you're being picked on. Maybe she would help you choose something to remove noticeable hair, if it's really bothering you (lower legs, for example). Surely boys don't need to know about any other body hair at your young age? Stay strong. You're beautiful. You're normal. 🥰
I know, I was there too 😢
you have to get through the painful experiences with these silly boys in order to experience the pure blissful men you attract when you're older that appreciate you embracing your womanhood.
I only wish as a 22 year old female that i started sooner, good luck sweetheart
thank you for this video! I'm literally hairy and I have noticeable hair everywhere. all my childhood I didn't like myself so much for this and other children humiliated me, although it's not a disease, it's just genetics from my Iranian dad, so I began to shave, but there were irritations and I began to constantly dress closed. now I'm on the path of self-acceptance, I can shave my legs, armpits and arms, but I do it intermittently and try to accept my body and appearance. your videos really help me to become more confident, I like your thoughts and your atmosphere, you're very inspiring 🌿🤍
I am so so glad to hear you are starting to accept your body/body hair. It's so difficult to do in this world! So, you are amazing for putting the effort in and getting somewhere. ❤ Proud of you! Sending a big hug your way. x
That's great to hear! I myself am on the path to self-acceptance.
Shaving or not to shave should be personal preference. No one should be forced to do either thing❤
agreed my love ❤
I love this video! I personally love how I look with hair - it makes me feel more like a woman and less like a girl. But I still find myself feeling self-conscious when others can see it, specifically under my arms. I think a lot of it is in my head but I can tell when it draws people’s gaze. But I think it’s important I keep it as I do love it and the more I exist with it in public the more comfortable and confident I will become. Thank you for this video ❤️ There seems to be a sea of people saying the opposite, it’s refreshing to hear someone talk so positively about body hair!
It's totally normal to feel self-conscious about your body hair when we live in a society with unfair expectations. But your confidence in embracing it is inspiring. ❤ Thank you for sharing your positive perspective on body hair my lovely xxxx
tbh the sort of person whod be grossed out by my body hair isnt the sort of person id want to be with anyway; in a sense, my hair is like an easy filter!
Glad you are talking about this. The reason for modern attitudes about women and body hair goes back to the 1920’s. When Old Man Gillette, realized he was only selling razors to half the population. He then created a guilt inducing advertising campaign targeting women. You can look up the advertising yourself. It was aimed at making people view hair on women’s legs and underarms as unattractive. This is the only reason women shave. It is so nice to hear a young lady like yourself talking about it. It is also nice, when I’m out in public, to see women who don’t shave. This older man loves to see women choosing for themselves how they keep their bodies. It’s not a turn off. It is how a woman’s body is supposed to be.
I remember the first time I felt ashamed of my body hair. I was a teenager, and my friends would often joke about their own hairless legs and arms. I, on the other hand, had a thick layer of dark hair on my arms, legs, and even my face. I felt like a freak, like I was the only one who didn't fit in.
As I grew older, the shame only intensified. I would spend hours waxing, shaving, and tweezing, trying to rid myself of the hair that seemed to grow back overnight. I felt like I was in a constant battle with my own body.
But the more I tried to fight my body hair, the more it seemed to fight back. Ingrown hairs, razor burn, and painful waxing sessions became the norm. And yet, I couldn't stop. I felt like I had to conform to societal beauty standards, even if it meant hurting myself in the process.
One day, something inside of me snapped. I was exhausted from the constant struggle, and I realized that I couldn't keep living like this. I started to question why I was trying so hard to change my body to fit someone else's idea of beauty.
That's when I discovered body positivity. I started reading about self-love, self-acceptanc and the beauty of women's natural bodies. I saw pictures of women with hairy arms and legs, and they were proud of their bodies! They were beautiful, strong, and confident.
For the first time in my life, I felt like I could be myself. I stopped waxing, shaving, and tweezing, and let my body hair grow. It was scary at first, but as I looked in the mirror, I saw a strong, capable, and beautiful person staring back at me.
I realized that my body hair was a part of me, and it was beautiful. It was a symbol of my strength, my resilience, and my uniqueness. I no longer felt ashamed of my body; I felt proud of it.
I still have days when I struggle with self-doubt, but I know that I am not alone. I have a community of body-positive warriors who remind me that I am enough, just as I am. And when I look in the mirror, I see a person who is worthy of love, respect, and admiration - body hair and all!
Thank you for sharing your beautiful journey. It's so inspiring ❤️
As a man I love hairy women. My wife is hairy and it's such a turn on for me.
Practically speaking....God designed us WITH HAIR for a reason. Somewhere along the line, women ( & men) have bought into a narrative that women should be ashamed of hair in nether regions. For me.....
" Natural RULES!!!!"
I don’t mind the hair but when it starts to grow too much and wearing jeans it irritates my legs so that’s when I shave them and it feels so smooth and clean but then here comes the bumps so I use the calm Eucerin which doesn’t stop the hair from growing back but who cares I appreciate my body for the way it is and if other people don’t then too bad it’s my body not theirs everyone has their own preference I think people need to stop acting childish and worry about themselves.
I don't mind body hair on other people and I think the decision to remove body hair or not should be up to the individual.
However, I personally can't stand how my body hair feels on my own skin and my underarm hair worsens my body odor, so personally I prefer to shave.
thank you so much for this video, i needed it 🩵
aw thank you so much for this comment ❤ ❤ ❤ I also needed it xx
A female without hair on her body and her stomach area does not look mature like a grown-up woman she just doesn't
Thank you for this video, i am so much insecure cause of other people and i really look up to them cause i want them to be happy how i look etc, i wanna be pretty for others and even in relationship i have big anxiety about this
This was very comforting, thank you. I feel beautiful and feminine when growing out my bodyhair and am sick of people not being able to look past my decision of not shaving. I dont get why i’m told it’s ‘unhygenic’ even though unshaved men are seldom told that. This video really felt like advice from a big sister I never had, thank you!
**** I love women who let their bodies be natural. I remember one time I was interested with a girl who I knew would be hairy, (hair on her arms sideburns, and thick eyebrows. When we finally got intimate, I was so very disappointed because she was shaved. What a let down.
I think that the natural hair on women's bodies is lovely!
Very important video, much needed. Your videos are so empowering. I love seeing women support each other. You are so relatable. ❤🎉
Im almost gonna be 12 and i have very hairy legs. Im really insecure about it. My mom told me i can shave for the first time only when i finish 7th grade. Im gonna be 6th grade this September and i just cant wait to shave. Theres girls in my class who already started shaving and i really want hairy legs to be normalized.
This really helped me. Thank you ❤
Aw thank you for commenting lovely 🥰💗❤️
walking in my OWN home in front of my OWN family without shaved legs for the first time had to have been one of the most anxiety inducing things i've ever experienced. thank you for this video, i'm trying to built up the courage to go out with friends in shorts
i love natural women! They way that nature supposed to make them! All these society standards are made up just for them to spend a fortune for something they actually don`t need!
Real men love hairy woman!
My wife does not have very much hair. She does shave her arm pits but that is it. She does not have very much hair on her arms or legs. She did ask me if I want her to shave her pubic hair. I said no. I think it is very sexy and I wish she had more. Think about that. If she ever wants her pubic hair shaved I told her that will be my job. I like her just as she is. Thoughts?
Love just be your self enjoy your body ,do not listen to other people, they should take you as you are if they are not worth known
Nice explanation
you're so kind:) thank you lovely x
I love the video!!! Also where is your top from, it’s so cute.
thank you so much my love ! You know the top is my mums! She got it years and years ago on holiday. ❤❤
Hi Alesia,
Great presentation. I’m an American who lives in Japan. I’m glad that I live in Japan because most normal Japanese girls are natural and do not shave their pubic hairs. I only prefer women with a natural bush and can never be with a woman without pubic hair.
I LOVE THIS AND YOU SO MUCH
I love you babe ❤ thank you:)
I genuinely have never been bothered by my body hair because it’s a natural part of puberty. Also I feel like being a lesbian helps me with it because there’s the stereotype of lesbian not shaving so I grew up with the belief that I shouldn’t shave.
Hello Alessia. I admire your courage to even talk about a topic like this. I'm a female in my upper 40s just for a little context. Would you be open to a few personal questions?
Body hair is neither great nor glorious. It is just there. No one "lets" their hair grow, it just does. The question is, how do you justify shaving?
beautiful smile
thank you ❤🥰
What happened at 3:48
I wouldn't date any woman unless she's entirely natural. Hairy armpit, hairy body parts. Simple. In the old days, that was natural, beautiful, feminine. Unfortunately this society is really ill, and everything has become very distorted.
🎉NAWWW YOU NEED TO SHAVE THAT IF YOU ARE A FEMALE!!
I'm a 35 year old man that actually prefers an all natural woman. Good video.
Hair on a woman, especially downstairs is a massive turn on for me. I'd rather be with a real woman than someone who's trying so hard to look like a girl.
Good answer
Why "even"?
It is time to stop the shaving .
Do people really dislike natural women????
Or do they dislike it because of other people's opinions ????
Dont let others make your mind on this issue.
Dont be sheep !
I love women with there natural body hair ! I don’t care if a woman doesn’t shave her armpits, and I like it if her legs and arms are fuzzy ! I really like a natural bush even when it’s crawling up to the bellybutton ! I think that’s sexy ! Thanks for your Great Video ! 🌺🌺❤️❤️❤️❤️🌺🌺
Ladies, grow hair anywhere you want, but don't expect high-value men to find you attractive. A pubic landing strip or treasure trail is okay, but in general, no hair please below the eyebrows. If we wanted a hairy wildebeast, we'd go on safari.
Woman SHOULD NOT have hairy arm pits or legs ! Plain AND Simple.
And yet women grow hair at these places. Go figure
@@carina-nonbinary That's fine for them. Personally, I do not care for hair on a woman's legs or arm pits.
YEAUCH!!! GROSS!!! SMOOTH SHAVEN IS BEST!!!
everyone has different preferations and everyone is different.
You when humans are mammals 😮
Shave it or u desrve to be single and unhappy and childless
dude wth XD
Absolute incel. Let me guess, youre projecting and have never felt the touch of a woman?
And I assume from that comment that you have never met a woman ?
The best way to stop stigmatizing body hair is to never start shaving. Keep your daughters away from razors and don’t teach them that stuff. You wouldn’t love her less just for growing up.
This is true, I’ve never touched a razor in my life and it’s just because I didn’t want to and my mom didn’t make me.
@@odothedoll2738 HI FELLOW LESBIAN
sorry off topic
@@P3rrineLover AAAAAYYYYYYYYEEEE LEGGO
My mom never told me about shaving and never shaved but the pressure at school was enough for me to get my best friend to buy me a razor. Now i'm trying to be confident with my body hair