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Jim ShortsOriginal Poster
Dec 9, 2015Why are there so many posts here and in other naturist forums about the removal or keeping one's pubic hair? I really don't understand the need to discuss such things so much - much less what it does or does not have to do with the naturist lifestyle. Perhaps someone can explain that to me.
It seems to me that shaving that area of one's body is more a matter of being clothed in a swimsuit, for instance, than not being clothed in one. I understand the desire of either women or men not to have a bunch of hair sticking out of their suits especially if someone is particularly hairy. I used to shave my wife before we moved back to the Texas Panhandle, because she is particularly hairy, and we used to like to go to the beach when we were overseas.
I also understand the desire to shave body hair for athletic purposes like if one is a body builder engaged in posing or a swimmer, but there's no parallel there with naturism, either.
It seems to me that shaving that area of one's body is more a matter of being clothed in a swimsuit, for instance, than not being clothed in one. I understand the desire of either women or men not to have a bunch of hair sticking out of their suits especially if someone is particularly hairy. I used to shave my wife before we moved back to the Texas Panhandle, because she is particularly hairy, and we used to like to go to the beach when we were overseas.
I also understand the desire to shave body hair for athletic purposes like if one is a body builder engaged in posing or a swimmer, but there's no parallel there with naturism, either.
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Bill BowserDec 9, 2015Pubic hair shaving is a personal grooming choice. Some people like to discuss it, and some don't.
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Jim ShortsOriginal PosterDec 9, 2015[quote]Why are there so many posts here and in other naturist forums about the removal or keeping one's pubic hair? I really don't understand the need to discuss such things so much - much less what it does or does not have to do with the naturist lifestyle. Perhaps someone can explain that to me.
It seems to me that shaving that area of one's body is more a matter of being clothed in a swimsuit, for instance, than not being clothed in one. I understand the desire of either women or men not to have a bunch of hair sticking out of their suits especially if someone is particularly hairy. I used to shave my wife before we moved back to the Texas Panhandle, because she is particularly hairy, and we used to like to go to the beach when we were overseas.
I also understand the desire to shave body hair for athletic purposes like if one is a body builder engaged in posing or a swimmer, but there's no parallel there with naturism, either.
[/quote]I mean, we all don't go around talking about shaving our armpits, faces or whatever. I really don't get why there is so much talk of the other topic.ReactReply - SH
ShavedNudist27Dec 9, 2015I shave because I enjoy the way I look and the feeling of smooth skin.ReactReply - MEMemberDec 9, 2015[quote] [quote]Why are there so many posts here and in other naturist forums about the removal or keeping one's pubic hair? I really don't understand the need to discuss such things so much - much less what it does or does not have to do with the naturist lifestyle. Perhaps someone can explain that to me.
It seems to me that shaving that area of one's body is more a matter of being clothed in a swimsuit, for instance, than not being clothed in one. I understand the desire of either women or men not to have a bunch of hair sticking out of their suits especially if someone is particularly hairy. I used to shave my wife before we moved back to the Texas Panhandle, because she is particularly hairy, and we used to like to go to the beach when we were overseas.
I also understand the desire to shave body hair for athletic purposes like if one is a body builder engaged in posing or a swimmer, but there's no parallel there with naturism, either.
[/quote] typically ... it's a brand new member that won't take time to search for the numerous threads on the subject. Other times it's a bored, lonely, male nudist that thinks he is asking something different but it always ends up the very same discussion by the same members, which are 99.9% men. On rare, very rare occasion, you'll maybe get one or maybe two female members that will respond and after they do ... the male members jump on that like wildfire trying to get her to answer more personal questions ... which usually gets that one or two women to leave the discussion, never to return.
Not trying to throw cold water on your thread but ... you've asked a question for opinions and then continued with why you shaved your wife. That leads others, like the member above, into assuming that this is another thread to talk about shaving pubic hair. I suspect this thread will get off topic and will be yet another thread about why you should remove or keep pubic hair ...
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[/quote]Could not have been said any betterReactReply - ST
StevieLornaDec 9, 2015Well said d AndyDi, a perfect reply.
All I'd like to add is I believe some people think that shaving the groin area alludes to something more, like being more sexually open. It doesn't.
I've also noticed that a lot of members names refer to themselves as smooth or shaved... ie Smoothnobby or shavedcpl. I wonder why the first thing you want a stranger to know (before your name) is the fact you have bare balls.
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Jim ShortsOriginal PosterDec 11, 2015[quote][quote] [quote]Why are there so many posts here and in other naturist forums about the removal or keeping one's pubic hair? I really don't understand the need to discuss such things so much - much less what it does or does not have to do with the naturist lifestyle. Perhaps someone can explain that to me.
It seems to me that shaving that area of one's body is more a matter of being clothed in a swimsuit, for instance, than not being clothed in one. I understand the desire of either women or men not to have a bunch of hair sticking out of their suits especially if someone is particularly hairy. I used to shave my wife before we moved back to the Texas Panhandle, because she is particularly hairy, and we used to like to go to the beach when we were overseas.
I also understand the desire to shave body hair for athletic purposes like if one is a body builder engaged in posing or a swimmer, but there's no parallel there with naturism, either.
[/quote] typically ... it's a brand new member that won't take time to search for the numerous threads on the subject. Other times it's a bored, lonely, male nudist that thinks he is asking something different but it always ends up the very same discussion by the same members, which are 99.9% men. On rare, very rare occasion, you'll maybe get one or maybe two female members that will respond and after they do ... the male members jump on that like wildfire trying to get her to answer more personal questions ... which usually gets that one or two women to leave the discussion, never to return.
Not trying to throw cold water on your thread but ... you've asked a question for opinions and then continued with why you shaved your wife. That leads others, like the member above, into assuming that this is another thread to talk about shaving pubic hair. I suspect this thread will get off topic and will be yet another thread about why you should remove or keep pubic hair ...
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[/quote]This thread has already gone, "Off topic." The question was, "what does shaving have to do with naturism?" There's also whole groups on whether or not one prefers a, "Full bush," ect. I don't see what any of it has to do with naturism any more so than shaving one's face, armpits, ect.ReactReply - SUsunnmaxxDec 16, 2015I usually breeze right by these discussions..until they find a permanent hair removal methodReactReply
