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So I was taking my after work shower when I reached for the shampoo bottle and it just for some reason dawned on me for the first time. Immediately I asked myself the question in my mind "am I meant to use this on my pubes too? I mean they are hair too". Then my mind started digging deeper and asking things like: "there's even shampoo for bald guys so does that mean even if your pubes are shaved or waxed, you're still actually supposed to shampoo the area? Or doesn't it? Why don't I know this?"

So there I stood, naked as the day I was born with water and uncertainty washing over and through me. It was that moment when I realised there was only one way to solve this problem which was to ask on G@G.

So I pose this question to you. Do you wash your pubes with shampoo or just normal body wash or soap or something?

I've only shaved once for a cosplay, but I felt where uncomfortable at that time, and I remember I couldn't wait for them to grow again. But I notice of lot of women saying to me "Shave!" is this a common idea?

My amount of body hair is similar to this, but I have lesser on the abdomen and more on the hips:

As a means of preventative procedure, I believe that we should wax babies' hair off so that they won't have to go to the trouble of washing their hair with shampoo later in life, and they won't be able to catch lice. In fact, it's also worth noting that they won't even remember. Hair is just a waste product of the body anyways, it serves no real purpose other than being a nuisance.

With that in mind, it's a wonder that the American Pediatrics Association doesn't fight to encourage people to wax out their hair follicles at an early age, while it's not as likely to have complications as it would later on.