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Very weird question, I know haha. I just was wondering if it would make things easier for them? Would that be just too strange? I’ve never been to a gynecologist before. If you vote, would you mind leaving a comment? Just want to know what y’all think.

Although shaving chest has become quite common for men now but still very few men shave their legs and arms while women still do it despite having almost no hair in comparison to the man's legs/arm hairs.
According to me it's the men who should and need to shave their legs and arms instead of the women.

My boyfriend who I'm pregnant by lives two hours away, we communicate mostly on the phone. One day I told him I shaved my vagina and he asked why, he accused me of shaving my vagina for another man. I told him I'm not messing with anyone but that hair causes odor that's all. Yesterday I sent him a picture of my baby bump and the first thing he asks me is if there's men boxers on my bed, I said no. Why do you think he's thinking like this?

Why is the society so partial. Women hardly have any coarse visible body hair yet we are expected to be baby smooth all the time without any sign of visible hair while men can go around looking all gorilla hairy yet no one gives a shit about it infact some people even appreciate/like hairs on male body.

A lot of women who have darker armpits desperately look for remedies to lighten them. While mine are not dark at all because of how regularly I exfoliate/scrub my skin and use oils, I do have grey cast and bumps from shaving.

But just wondering, have dark armpits ever bothered you? Like when you're onto a hook-up she lifted her top, then you saw her underarms and thought 'man, that's a dark armpit. So unattractive.'