About 30% of the women I’ve met through the club were completely shaved.
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I personally prefer women who aren’t, because it feels more natural and less like a professional, but from a woman’s perspective, is being completely shaved more convenient for reasons like cleanliness or ease of grooming?
To be honest, I tend to associate being completely shaved with someone who’s semi-professional.
I’d appreciate hearing your thoughts.
I’m Kazu, a male member.
I get the impression that most women prefer being completely hairless. Body hair just gets in the way.
On the other hand, some professionals keep their hair because they believe they’re more popular that way.
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This is Nana Ayase ♡
You’re really behind the times.
When you need to be cared for, would you want your diaper changed again while still having feces stuck to your pubic hair?
Would you want bacteria to multiply from there, leave you with a high fever and a painful penis, and then die?
Come on, questioner—let’s get hair removal done too.
Personally, I feel Shonan is relatively affordable.
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I’m Dai, a male member.
I tend to think the same way as the person asking the question.
In reality, I’d say the percentage of women at these clubs who are completely shaved is probably well over 30%.
Among women who try to avoid having sex with anyone other than their boyfriend—in other words, women looking for one man through an A- or B-type arrangement—the percentage seems lower.
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I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
Haha!
That’s a good question!（笑）
It may have something to do with the times and the unique nature of dating clubs.
Well, to be frank, it’s a pretty trivial—but amusing—question.（笑）
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I’m Joe, a male member.
I’ve been a member for three years and have made a fair number of offers, but I’ve only just reached the point where I can count the number of times I’ve checked whether someone is fully shaved on both hands. The sample size is small, but my rate is 100%. Even I’m surprised. So I’d say the questioner has quite an eye for it if they’re estimating 30%. I think you can be proud of that.
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Maezawa from the CEO’s Office here with an answer as well.
You clearly don’t have much experience with papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan). Times are changing rapidly.
These days, hardly anyone thinks that going completely hairless is something only semi-professionals do. What era are you living in? You’re being left behind.
Decades ago, grooming pubic hair for swimsuits became the norm. Since then, things have gradually evolved, and now going completely hairless has become pretty common too.
Of course, I assume the hair-removal industry played a role in promoting this trend, but it’s become incredibly widespread.
When I see that you can’t sense these changes in the times, I can’t help wondering whether you’re going to be okay.
I think you should try to keep a more flexible mindset.
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Osaka here, a male member.
Hmm, I’ve never really cared whether someone was completely shaved, so I couldn’t quite relate to the questioner’s comment. Sorry.
Anyway, since things are already getting heated by the time you find out, I’d be fine either way in the moment, lol.
But what exactly do “semi-pro” and “pro” mean? I don’t really get that either. Maybe seeing someone super hairy would turn me on, lol. In that case, it can’t be helped, right? Let’s laugh about it together, lol.
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I’m Basil, a male member.
Lately, it feels like the proportion of women who are completely shaved has been increasing—around 40%, I’d say.
Even some of the more ordinary women are doing it, so calling them semi-professionals would be an exaggeration. Still, I’m fairly conservative myself, so I prefer women who aren’t completely shaved.
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I’m Fuu, a column writer.
These days, salons, medical clinics, and at-home hair-removal devices are heavily advertised on TV and online. I don’t think having a completely hairless look means someone is a semi-pro anymore.
Personally, I like the hairless look because it’s easier to go down on, and it also feels more hygienic.
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