(Wincing slightly.)
I should have known I’d draw the ire of hairy women. Without listing each reply separately, I’ll lump them all together.
I don’t find hairy women very attractive. This is my opinion, though there are those who do. As for other cultures, well that’s their bag. The French tend to be more or less naturally aromatic, which I also find not to my taste, but that is there. I shave my face because I dislike the look of a full beard on me, even though I’m not real pleased about scraping it off every day. I shower every day to keep from stinking also, being a little concerned about how I present myself to others.
I clean under my fingernails too, finding ‘natural’ dirt not very attractive and shave that annoying older guy crop of hair out of my ears, because seeing men walking around with bushes sprouting from there is less than esthetic.
I find the smooth look of a woman’s shaved legs very sensual and find those with ‘natural’ curlies poking out all over the place less than to my taste.
Everyone likes to talk about the person within, but the majority go by the person displayed. I’ve looked at many an old photographs of people taken as far back as 100 years ago and found that, in comparison with current standards, most were homely or down right ugly. They certainly don’t look like the movies portray them. They were more ‘natural’ than we are today. Astonishing what washing the face with lye soap does to the complexion! Not to mention what bathing once a week does for the general aroma! Most folks felt that bathing more than once a week was ‘unnatural’ back then.
Ever notice how both women and men, in these old photographs, tended to look like they were in their 30s or 40s when they were actually in their 20s? Even pictures from the 50s show high school kids looking like miniature editions of their older folks.
I like the standards of today, thank you, over the more natural ones of yesteryear.
I’m quite sure that women have all of the less than pleasant bodily functions that guys do, but choose to be more discrete. I don’t date guys. I tend to avoid women who light their farts and think it’s funny. I find a woman who enjoys being very female much more pleasant and attractive – be she a corporate executive, brain surgeon, stock broker or artist, than one who has to be one of the guys.
But, that’s my opinion.
I never have liked the matted growth sprouting under a woman’s arms from way back as a kid, when all those Italian movies hit the screen showing the women with luxurious jet black hair, exotic looks, and weeds in the pits.
I’ve met women with mustaches growing on their upper lips and side burns and did not find that attractive.
You know, mostly I’ve found that those ladies who assert their right to be hairy or natural are usually those who have pretty well flopped in the dating scene, given up on trying to look attractive, ‘accepted themselves for who they are,’ talk a whole lot about the inner person and get irritated when guys like me suggest we find certain female grooming practices desirable.
I like to look good when I seek female company, being less than a male model in appearance. When I was married, I kept myself looking good for my wife, knowing she found me attractive that way. 
Oh, yeah. Even after being married, I chose not to fart around her, sit on the crapper with the door open, pick at my ass obviously in her view, continued to brush my teeth, put on deodorant and showered. Very rarely did I not shave because she found a beard stubble on guys unattractive.
To me, hairy pits on a woman automatically give off the impression that they stink, even if they do not, though I’m quite sure that not everyone feels this way.
:rolleyes:
