[ SECRET POST #2216 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2216 ⌋

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Comments

[unicornherds]

Yeah, no. Pubic hair is just hair. Part of a grown persons body.

This reminds me of some interview with the cast of Teen Wolf commenting on how it's odd how hairless the dudes are considering that they're werewolves, and the actors said something about how the creators made the decision because their target audience, teenage girls, find body hair scary.

Are you a teenage girl by any chance?

[(Anonymous)]

...teenage girls find body hair scary?

Not unattractive, which would be somewhat understandable, but -- scary?

The fuck is wrong with kids today?

[unicornherds]

I've seen the same type of argument when talking about average looks of teen heartthrobs and how they're all very non-threatening. Girls apparently go through stages of attraction, where at first scruffy manly looking dudes are too intimidating or scary. I don't know if I agree with it, but I've seen the argument thrown around a lot.

[(Anonymous)]

Radical alternative: "girls" do not have a hive mind and find different things attractive.

Manhair: chest, pubes, facial (not back tho)? Bring it ON.

[unicornherds]

Agreed. Attraction is varied. Shocking!

And by girls I literally meant young girls. Not women. Just wanted to clarify because of your ""s.

[(Anonymous)]

I clearly skipped a step. My first crush was on a rough and rugged Marine with arms like Odysseus, several decades my senior. *swoon*

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe they think body hair = maturity, making the characters read older and less attainable to a teen demographic? idk idk man

[(Anonymous)]

Girls are told from a very young age that every man in the world is potentially out there to rape them, that they shouldn't go out alone at night etc. They're systematically taught that men are scary. So until they start using their brain and get over the bullshit their mothers taught them, they're often more attracted to unthreatening, boyish types. It's stupid, but it's just a consequence of how we're raised.

[(Anonymous)]

until they start using their brain and get over the bullshit their mothers taught them

You had a good thing going until that line there. Can we please not bash on mothers?

[(Anonymous)]

Dude. What you said in your first sentence is true. That is not something girls should unlearn once they are women.

[(Anonymous)]

You need to stop drinking the kool-aid. Not every man in the world wants to rape you.

[(Anonymous)]

Not "wants to." "Is potentially out there to." Which is true. That does not mean all of them would want to, or even most of them would want to. But people are not safe creatures.

[(Anonymous)]

Didn't learn it as a kid. Have never learned it as an adult. Frankly I'm not sure how everyone else deals with the stress of being on "high alert" all the time. I will admit it applies to some places in the world.

[(Anonymous)]

Ugh, don't remind me on how they consistently wax the glorious manscape that is Tyler Hoechlin. Jesus wept, OK?! JESUS WEPT.