[ SECRET POST #3550 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3550 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

In ancient Egypt, not just the women's. But big parts of ASoIaF are Europe inspired, so it doesn't really fit.

[(Anonymous)]

Dorne is clearly inspired by Spain, which had/has a great deal of influence from the Moors, though. And even in the real world, Europe didn't exist in a vacuum, completely separate from other parts of the world, you know.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm aware, considering I'm from a European city with a black guy as it's patron saint and in its city coat of arms. It's still not realistic that every lady, from the highest ranking queen to the most backwater "barbarian" type is smooth and hairless. It's clearly not a thing done for realism but for the male gazey "ew female body hair" fetish.

[(Anonymous)]

European-inspired, not actually Europe. As evidenced by the ice zombies, dragons, and seasons lasting for decades.

[(Anonymous)]

Sure, whatever makes you justify the "oh but every lady is hairless as a newborn" wank fantasy. It's totally done for realism. Not because "body hair on women is icky".