Having began my sexual experiences with girls with hair (and some of them with a lot of hair), I have no desire to go back.
For me, the Sex is 10 times better. Oral and vaginal is much better for me when hair doesn't get in the way.
The excuse about having microscopic wounds is valid, but the chances of getting diseases this way is miniscule. I would worry much more about the body fluids I am exchanging with that beautiful dancer.
I doubt we will ever go back with hair. Too many people have already seen and experienced the sight, taste, and feel of bare genitales. And its exciting.
Actually, I failed to recognize Dr. Harleen Frances Quinzel a/k/a Harley Quinn . . . the Dark Night franchise should use her in the next installment . . . played by, let's see, Eva Longoria?
News flash: The "war on pubic hair" has already been won, by pubic hair! It fucking grows back. Any "war" you have to fight brand new every few days is one you have already lost. Yeah, yeah, I know there are more permanent methods (and some of those aren't as permanent as advertised), but few people actually go that route, because, another news flash, they might actually *want* to grow it back.
Besides, whatever happened to just letting people do what they want? Like gmd said, it's hair, it grows back if you get tired of the look. I for one grew up and spent the first half of my adulthood in the age of full hairiness and I am quite pleased to have made it to the age of at least neat trimming, but that's just a matter of tastes.
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For me, the Sex is 10 times better. Oral and vaginal is much better for me when hair doesn't get in the way.
The excuse about having microscopic wounds is valid, but the chances of getting diseases this way is miniscule. I would worry much more about the body fluids I am exchanging with that beautiful dancer.
I doubt we will ever go back with hair. Too many people have already seen and experienced the sight, taste, and feel of bare genitales. And its exciting.
P.S. I want to meet the chick in @deogol's profile picture!
Actually, I failed to recognize Dr. Harleen Frances Quinzel a/k/a Harley Quinn . . . the Dark Night franchise should use her in the next installment . . . played by, let's see, Eva Longoria?