FYI: Pubic Hair Is a 'Fossil of Female Anatomy'
LatestThere are two advice columnists in San Francisco who want you to shave off your pubes to please your man. S.F., you should be ashamed of yourself. Please travel back in time to the corner of old hippie and dirty hippie and burn some bras until you remember your damn roots.
It all begins with a man who is perplexed by his au naturel girlfriend. He really likes her a lot, but he’s a little terrified of giving oral with all that gross hair down there. What a conundrum!
He writes:
I started dating a woman recently and was surprised to find, when we first had sex, that she didn’t have a Brazilian or something close to it. Don’t get me wrong. She was lovely, sexy, well-groomed and healthy. She was just … much more natural … than any woman I’ve seen since high school, which was 15 years ago. At first I couldn’t stop looking at it, like it was some kind of fossil of female anatomy. I have to say I’ve quickly gotten used to it, except when I’m giving her oral sex. It’s distracting me to the point of throwing me off my game down there. But I’m loathe to ask my new girlfriend to start waxing. I even kind of admire her for not going along with the rest of the lemmings and taking pride in her own body, you know? But what do I do about the oral?
Fossils of female anatomy!? Or, uh, a visual cue of sexual maturity.
And it’s impressive how he single-handedly insults every woman in the course of a few lines. If you do wax, you’re a lemming. But he still wants to strip the independence from his girlfriend’s admirable beaver. You can’t have it both ways, guy.
Mr. Confused in Colma bundled up this important question and sent it off to the advice givers at San Francisco’s 7×7 magazine. From there, Robin Rinaldi (she said) and Chris Bull of GayCities (he said) answer in a round of “He Said, She Said.”
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