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[o Ventus]

Seriously, who the hell would go through the trouble of shaving down there?

 

Waxing! And you are ripping the entire hair out so you don't get the whole growing back thicker problem. And moisturizing, keeping the skin soft, stops ingrown hairs. 

Hair growing back after shaving doesn't come back thicker. That's a myth (and one that doesn't make the first bit of sense, so I have no idea how it became as widespread as it is).

 

Personally, I wouldn't do anything besides shave (and certainly not permanent removal).

[Boomshakalakalakaboom]

Ever seen how much a professional wax costs, in australia? It's about $90+ for an average  job the minimum cost at the really tacky places is $40. That adds up to a hell of a lot of money, in one year.

 

Wow, that is quite expensive. The first time I went it was $75 (that was about 6 years ago) but since I go back every second week it's only $50.

 

But no, I would never pay $90 to get it done every single time. 

[AWTEW]

Hair growing back after shaving doesn't come back thicker. That's a myth (and one that doesn't make the first bit of sense, so I have no idea how it became as widespread as it is).

 

Personally, I wouldn't permanently remove any kind of pubic hair, since that entire region is so sensitive.

 

Porn is why it became so popular.

 

And most guys ' i know' don't was or shave their areas, so why should a woman have to?

[Boomshakalakalakaboom]

Hair growing back after shaving doesn't come back thicker. That's a myth (and one that doesn't make the first bit of sense, so I have no idea how it became as widespread as it is).

 

Personally, I wouldn't permanently remove any kind of pubic hair, since that entire region is so sensitive.

 

Wimp. 

 

Well not thicker but certainly coarser, darker and more of it. It may not be the same for men and facial hair but it is that way for woman with leg, armpit and pubic hair. 

[AWTEW]

Wimp. 

 

Well not thicker but certainly coarser, darker and more of it. It may not be the same for men and facial hair but it is that way for woman with leg, armpit and pubic hair. 

 

^this.

 

And I think we have made they guys go all uncomfortable and quiet..

[o Ventus]

Porn is why it became so popular.

 

And most guys don't was or shave their areas, so why should a woman have to?

Nobody said nor implied that a woman "has to" do anything. Don't turn this into some stupid feminist debate where you try to paint me as forcing some ideal on people with phrases like "have to". I said I was perfectly fine with hair on the last page, I just don't like massive pubic trees like one would see several decades ago. Something like a French bikini wax, or even an American wax I'm fine with (a properly maintained patch of pubic hair can be cute, imo).

 

And, as a guy, I do shave. It's easier to maintain and clean when the hair is shorter (or just gone entirely).

[Master Warder Z_]

Pffft.

[o Ventus]

 

Well not thicker but certainly coarser, darker and more of it. It may not be the same for men and facial hair but it is that way for woman with leg, armpit and pubic hair. 

In approximately 0% of people, male or female, does hair grow back thicker, coarser, or darker after it's been shaved or cut. there is literally no medical reason why it would. Hair growth is hair growth, unless you're using some kind of outside stimulant (like a tonic or drugs). If your hair isn't growing thick and coarse to begin with, it won't grow thick or coarse after shaving. It grows thicker and coarser because you're getting older (to a point, hair stops growing thick around middle age, and whether or not someone's hair is coarse depends on the person, since everybody has different kinds of hair), not because you shaved.

[Malthier]

So, the break from sex talk has led to a discussion of pubic hair? I disapprove of this development. 

[Boomshakalakalakaboom]

In approximately 0% of people, male or female, does hair grow back thicker, coarser, or darker after it's been shaved or cut. there is literally no medical reason why it would. Hair growth is hair growth, unless you're using some kind of outside stimulant (like a tonic or drugs). If your hair isn't growing thick and coarse to begin with, it won't grow thick or coarse after shaving. It grows thicker and coarser because you're getting older (to a point, hair stops growing thick around middle age, and whether or not someone's hair is coarse depends on the person, since everybody has different kinds of hair), not because you shaved.

 

Hairs taper off at the tips, yes? When you shave, what you are leaving behind is the thickest part of the strand and that is what grows out. So yes, instead of having the fine tips that you originally started with, you are now left with a thicker, coarser strands of hair.

 

It growing back a different colour is all dependent on the person, though. I agree with that. I know some woman that are lucky enough for the hair on their legs not to come back darker than they originally had. 

 

Mine, on the other hand, did. The first time I shaved my legs the hairs were fine and blond and they did come back through a lot darker. And I'm a natural blond. Guess it's just **** genetics. 

[Qun00]

So, the break from sex talk has led to a discussion of pubic hair? I disapprove of this development.

Well, there should be some decent Catholic forums out there.

Well, ****.

That sucks.

Nah, Cassandra is too awesome for age to matter.

[o Ventus]

Hairs taper off at the tips, yes? When you shave, what you are leaving behind is the thickest part of the strand and that is what grows out. So yes, instead of having the fine tips that you originally started with, you are now left with a thicker, coarser strands of hair.

 

It growing back a different colour is all dependent on the person, though. I agree with that. I know some woman that are lucky enough for the hair on their legs not to come back darker than they originally had. 

 

Mine, on the other hand, did. The first time I shaved my legs the hairs were fine and blond and they did come back through a lot darker. And I'm a natural blond. Guess it's just **** genetics. 

 

Hair simply does not grow back thicker or coarser after shaving. No amount of anecdotal evidence or made-up reasoning will change science. Hairs are already naturally thicker below the skin. Shaving doesn't magically make hair *thicker*, it exposes the thicker part of the hairs that already existed to begin with.

 

http://www.livescien...nd-coarser.html

 

As for hair darkening, that's natural, though I don't think it happens to everybody. I used to be a dirty blonde when I was younger, but since then my hair has become full-on brown.

[AresKeith]

Well, there should be some decent Catholic forums out there.

 

[Boomshakalakalakaboom]

Hair simply does not grow back thicker or coarser after shaving. No amount of anecdotal evidence or made-up reasoning will change science. Hairs are already naturally thicker below the skin. Shaving doesn't magically make hair *thicker*, it exposes the thicker part of the hairs that already existed to begin with.

http://www.livescien...nd-coarser.html

As for hair darkening, that's natural, though I don't think it happens to everybody. I used to be a dirty blonde when I was younger, but since then my hair has become full-on brown.

That's is what I just said, lol. That when you shave you are leaving behind the thickest part of the strand.

Yeah, I had very light blonde hair up until I was about 12 and then it started to darken. It's now a dark blonde but I tend to dye it even darker than that anyway.

[AWTEW]

Nobody said nor implied that a woman "has to" do anything. Don't turn this into some stupid feminist debate where you try to paint me as forcing some ideal on people with phrases like "have to". I said I was perfectly fine with hair on the last page, I just don't like massive pubic trees like one would see several decades ago. Something like a French bikini wax, or even an American wax I'm fine with (a properly maintained patch of pubic hair can be cute, imo).

 

And, as a guy, I do shave. It's easier to maintain and clean when the hair is shorter (or just gone entirely).

 

Feminist debate? _-_ You're so edgy today Ventus Rawr..

[AWTEW]

Well, there should be some decent Catholic forums out there.
 

 

Never encountered many Catholics have you?

[o Ventus]

That's is what I just said, lol. That when you shave you are leaving behind the thickest part of the strand.

Yeah, I had very light blonde hair up until I was about 12 and then it started to darken. It's now a dark blonde but I tend to dye it even darker than that anyway.

Which is not the same as "shaving = thicker on growth". The hair is already thicker below the skin, shaved or not.

 

And this has nothing to do with anything, but I am so glad that the 4th season of Wilfred is on Netflix now. Took them long enough.

[Boomshakalakalakaboom]

Which is not the same as "shaving = thicker on growth". The hair is already thicker below the skin, shaved or not.

 

And this has nothing to do with anything, but I am so glad that the 4th season of Wilfred is on Netflix now. Took them long enough.

 

I think you are now just arguing to argue so lets just leave this discussion to end here. Especially since we are saying the exact same thing. 

 

*hands you a cupcake with a iced picture of Miranda adorning it*

[Br3admax]

This is why I called her a cougar, not because she goes after younger man.

Which is the definition of cougar, again. I can call a car a bus, because it goes vroom and is real fast, but that does not make it a bus. 

 

As to what's going on here...what exactly is going on here?

[o Ventus]

There's actually a pretty interesting conversation going on in the Miranda thread on the ME3 board, where we're all discussing how we RP Shepard and his overall attitude and the way his mind works based on his upbringing and background, in addition to how he views his relationship with Miranda (starting around post #81831).

 

http://forum.bioware...ect-3/page-3274

 

I bring this up because I had never really discussed any of my RP in such detail on this site before, and I kind of want to start a similar conversation here. How do you all play your Inquisitor, and how does your Inquisitor behave in their relationship with Cassandra? How does your Inquisitor's background influence their personality and the way he goes through with his relationship with Cassandra?

[Qun00]

Never encountered many Catholics have you?

Should that fail, a place centered around Fundamentalist beliefs would be the best alternative.

Nothing against that way of life, of course. But their company is better suited for those who don't wanna hear about wee wees and coochies.

[Br3admax]

>wanting to talk about something besides sex for once

>is a traditional, CATHOLIC(because **** those people), sex-fearing prude. 

 

That reasoning damn near gave me cancer. The calling out of catholics, plenty of which are normal people by the way, was also uncalled for. 

[Qun00]

We do, in fact, talk about other subjects fairly often.

A few sex related comments every now and then doesn't make it "always".

I find it pretty harmless.

Even so, you called foul just because we do it at all. Your problem is with that specific topic.

[Andres Hendrix]

Inquisitor Nathair's relationship with Cassandra (who becomes Divine) would be similar to this song.

[Siha]

I swear, this thread is talking more about hair than the girls-only Solas thread.

 

Apart from that, what's the issue here? Br3admax is bored of hearing the same old sexual allusions over and over again and that makes him prude or a "typical catholic"? Eehh. This thread is getting weird.