I’m asking because I don’t know what men generally think.
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I’m currently considering hair removal, including the bikini area, but would you dislike it if it were completely smooth?
Or would you actually prefer it?
For now, since I’m not sure, I’m thinking of leaving some hair on the front.
I’d love to hear what different people think.
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Hair removal for women is pretty common, I think. In the past, there was also a perception that women who removed their body hair looked more professional.
That said, there have even been adult performers who openly showed their unshaved armpit hair, so there is definitely some demand for body hair too.
Still, I don’t think simply having hair removed is usually a dealbreaker. On the other hand, leaving it unshaved and having a strong sweat odor could be a problem.
If men really preferred women who didn’t shave, looked natural, or had thick body hair, I feel like they would be more vocal about it.
Personally, I prefer less hair to more.
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Some men may assume that a completely hairless look means you’re a sex worker. They may think you currently do—or used to do—that kind of work. Of course, some men do prefer it completely hairless.
So, when you think about what to do, I feel it may be better not to go completely hairless.
Once you have a monthly arrangement, you’ll come to understand what that man prefers. If he likes the completely hairless look, you can do it at that point.
On the other hand, if you start out completely hairless and he dislikes it, the arrangement probably won’t continue
(though for some reason, it can continue in the opposite situation).
With that in mind, I think leaving it natural is probably best.
Just trimming and keeping it neat seems like the safest option.
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If you currently have pubic hair and multiple papas, they may actually prefer it. Why not try conducting a survey?
If you haven’t started papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) yet, I’d recommend medical permanent hair removal—going completely bare.
Once you start papa-katsu, you’ll notice that a high percentage of women are completely hairless. In my experience, about 80% of the women I’ve met have been bare and smooth.
It’s cleaner and easier to go down on someone, and apparently hair can make odors—including body odor—more noticeable. I’ve heard a theory that pubic hair grows to help spread pheromone-like scents, though I may be remembering that wrong.
These days, we can have sex without spreading pheromones through scent, so there’s probably no real need for body hair.
In a few more years, hair removal for men will likely become even more common, and we may reach an era where it’s just normal for young men.
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These days, I guess being completely smooth is the norm.
Since I’m a man and can’t go completely smooth, I leave part of my V-line unshaved.
By the way, I don’t mind women with thick body hair at all. It actually makes me go, “Oh? ♡” Not that I like it—it just feels unusual.
On another note, security issues with PHP and Node.js are causing a huge stir worldwide. I’m wondering whether Universe Club will be okay after 11 p.m. tonight.
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I prefer a completely hairless look, but my friend says he loses interest if there’s no hair.
The reason my friend likes pubic hair is that, back in the Showa era, overseas erotic magazines showing pubic hair always had that area blacked out. So pubic hair became a symbol of eroticism, and apparently it turns my friend on.
I like the front-facing vertical slit, so pubic hair makes it harder to see. That’s why I’m disappointed when a woman has what’s called a “low-set” vulva, positioned closer to her backside, since the vertical slit can’t be seen clearly even without hair.
What turns me on most is an underarm where hair removal is incomplete, with a few thin, wispy hairs still growing. It has a nice, almost adolescent feel to it. Of course, you can’t sleep with an adolescent girl.
A girl just got here, so I’ll stop for now.
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Even after gathering everyone’s opinions, what really matters in practice is how your partner feels about it, isn’t it?
Personally, I hate body hair because I find it dirty and unhygienic, and it makes oral sex difficult.
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