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Apr 12, 2022Body hair is a sign of adulthood. Pre-pubescent children rarely, if ever, have body hair. If a pre-pubescent child does have body hair, that is likely a sign of some underlying disorder. In fact, pubescent means hairy. Body, pubic, and underarm hair supports the body's natural cooling system by wicking sweat away from the body, thereby facilitating evaporative cooling.
Why mess with any of that?
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- SE
Apr 12, 2022I for one prefer to be shaved, have for years. My personal preference, to each there own.
ReagirResponder - NU
Apr 12, 2022Since moving to my place in a rural area, I live naked 24/7, inside and out. I no longer take a daily shower and only wear deodorant when I put on clothes. I jog every morning and I've found that being hairless, I tend to have less body odor. If I do work up a sweat, I just hose myself off outside. The only "problem" I have is an occasional musky smell from my foreskin, which I actually enjoy.
ReagirResponder - MEmensasnemAutor originalApr 12, 2022
Personal preference, of course, overrides essentially everything else -- and that's how it should be.
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