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So my girlfriend who I've been dating for little over 6 months, and I were out on a date. We were walking all around the Universal Studios in Orlando. We didn't go on any rides, but we had a blast just looking around, walking, talking, and taking pictures.

And though she used to be against touch at first, as she got closer to me she began touching me more and more. Hugging, rubbing faces together, cheek nuzzles, hand holding, pecks on the cheek, etc.

And she had on a dress almost exactly like the girl above, but instead of yellow it was light blue/teal. And her body type is similar too, but her skin is olive/light brown instead of pale. The hair color is exactly the same though, though my gf's hair is slightly longer.

After walking around a lot, we just sat on a bench, I was wearing shorts that were mid-thigh in length, like this.

And my girlfriend got so close to me in a way that her legs in her short dress and my legs in my short shorts were completely touching skin to skin, and I just froze and began to blush super hard.

I don't know how to describe it, BUT GOD WERE HER LEGS SOFT. They just seemed so delicate, so tender, so sensitive. Human skin should simply not feel so smooth and soft, I feared even my mere leg hair could hurt her sensitive skin. I LOVED IT. But at the same time our relationship is still relatively new, and I didn't wanna comment on it and seem like a pervert.

The overall question is, though... I haven't felt many girl's legs, so I don't know how girl's legs are supposed to feel like. Are they usually this soft, or is my girlfriend just a lucky exception?

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TL;DR- I was wearing mid-thigh length shorts the other day, my girlfriend a short dress, our legs ended up touching, and I could swear I was touching the skin of an angel. It was just... softer than anything I've ever felt. Do all girls have legs like this?

Sometimes people say that guys removing legs and arms hair is gay/effeminate.
How do you think of this and what makes them feel that?
Is it act of hair removal that's seen as effeminate/feminine/gay or the smooth soft hairfree look?