hmm wrote:
i don't shave unless i'm showing my legs or armpits HUEZHEIEHUJ because the re-growth period IS a sensory nightmare for me so (also my skin is way too sensitive to keep constant maintenance up). i guess it can go both ways
Heartbroken wrote:
it's just been very annoying being online and seeing the entire discourse bc nothing is good enough for them lmao. bc one thing me and many others apperantly shave for is bc the hair bothers us, like its a sensory issue when it for example rubs against your pants, and people are being whiney and lowkey probably a little ableist abt it and dismissing it, saying shit like "oh then why dont you shave your head" and thinking its some sort of gotcha moment
can't women just live, man
right that can be a perfectly valid reason toohmm wrote:
yeah, for sure! Heartbroken wrote:
it's just been very annoying being online and seeing the entire discourse bc nothing is good enough for them lmao. bc one thing me and many others apperantly shave for is bc the hair bothers us, like its a sensory issue when it for example rubs against your pants, and people are being whiney and lowkey probably a little ableist abt it and dismissing it, saying shit like "oh then why dont you shave your head" and thinking its some sort of gotcha moment
can't women just live, mani don't shave unless i'm showing my legs or armpits HUEZHEIEHUJ because the re-growth period IS a sensory nightmare for me so (also my skin is way too sensitive to keep constant maintenance up). i guess it can go both ways


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like some can get away with being unshaven, but for women who are more hairy it's not easy to just rebel and not shave. like sure you can agree with the principle of not shaving to not reinforce beauty standards, but actually stepping outside unshaven knowing full well you will get judged is a different thing, or (i hope it doesn't come across the wrong way) even seeing it in person can be surprising because it is out of the norm as we know it