So, the difference between christy217 and a Ritz is that one is a snack cracker and the other one is a crack snacker…..
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czygvtwkr
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Kain99 said:I work with two women who don't shave their legs. They wear cute little skirts and the bush just hangs out every where. I don't think I've ever seen this before. If I get stubbly I'm humiliated.
Is this a Waldorf thing or am I missing a new trend?
Oooo I bet they both have big ole 70's
Triggerfish
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Kain99 said:
Sounds like indecent exposure...
I don't think it's a Waldorf thing!
I don't think it's a Waldorf thing! I think it's a thing of only having warm weather 3-4 months out the year and it really doesn't matter to them or their mate. Some men think it's sexy.
I don't think it's a Waldorf thing! I think it's a thing of only having warm weather 3-4 months out the year and it really doesn't matter to them or their mate. Some men think it's sexy.
Kain99 said:I work with two women who don't shave their legs. They wear cute little skirts and the bush just hangs out every where. I don't think I've ever seen this before. If I get stubbly I'm humiliated.
Is this a Waldorf thing or am I missing a new trend?
StarCat
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It is really funny that you brought this up, my husband and i were talking about this on the way to the store tonight. I think its gross, ive seen alot of people who dont shave their legs...wonder if they shave under their arms?Kain99 said:I work with two women who don't shave their legs. They wear cute little skirts and the bush just hangs out every where. I don't think I've ever seen this before. If I get stubbly I'm humiliated.
Is this a Waldorf thing or am I missing a new trend?
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Pondscum
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Kain99 said:I work with two women who don't shave their legs. They wear cute little skirts and the bush just hangs out every where. I don't think I've ever seen this before. If I get stubbly I'm humiliated.
Is this a Waldorf thing or am I missing a new trend?
Nothing wrong with a hairy bush, the legs on the other hand is nasty.
"you are not your thoughts"
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czygvtwkr
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Pondscum said:
Nothing like a big ole 70's eh?
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czygvtwkr
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CityGrl said:Speaking of that, I think it's time for another wax.
Need a hand?
Toxick
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christy217 said:
No, you don't have to.
But you'd probably get fewer people rolling their eyes at you. If you do something that's not societally accepted, you will get people pointing or rolling their eyes at you.
Period.
Count your blessings. In the past, they used to stone people who didn't conform to societal norms.
christy217 said:
It amazes you?
It amazes me that you're amazed.
When you chose to stop shaving your legs - or made the desicion to not begin, did you not know that it was a societally accepted norm that women usually behave in this fashion?
Not shaving your legs is a lot like:
- Dressing with clashing prints, or eye-wrenching colors.
- Not wiping your rear-end after you make dookies.
- Wearing your ballcap with the bill turned sideways.
- Pulling one sweat-pant leg up to your knee.
- Not wearing deodorant
- Getting a tattoo that comes up your neck and intrudes on your face.
- A 400 lbs woman (or man, for that matter) wearing belly-button shirts with their daisy-dukes.
- Wearing a sammich-board that says, "Hi~! I'm a squid"
No, none of these things actually hurt anyone - but people who do these things are (deliberately) drawing attention to themselves. (And then react with shock and belligerence when they actually get it.)
If something is not generally accepted by society, and you KNOW it's not accepted by society, and you know people are going to smirk and roll their eyes, and make snide comments, and scoff, but you choose to do it anyway, how can you react with contempt or amazement toward everyone else for behaving the same exact way that humans have behaved since the beginning of time?
Why is it so hard to pick up a razor?