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The easiest way to spot a normalfag is to see who talks about being a normalfag and tries too hard to be different.

For some reason i read this chart in a deep voice in my head 

Like this 

You will have to let Alice show you Neon Genesis Evangelion sometime, I think it would change your perspective on anime.

Also, you don't shave? Are you rocking the French perspective or what?

Tryptamine said: 

Also, you don't shave? Are you rocking the French perspective or what?

 My perspective is that there is no reason for women to shave regularly because body hair isn't a men vs women thing, it's a child vs adult thing. I think it is disgusting to link toddlerlike qualities with femininity and I don't feel a need to emulate a prepubescent child to feel good about how I look.

That said I do keep down there trimmed and maintained the same way men are expected to maintain their beards rather than letting it get out of hand. I shave my armpits when the hair gets longer than 3/4 in. My legs and basically never shave unless 

• It's mother's day and I am going to see my mom
• It is my mom's birthday and I am going to see her
• I'll be wearing a skirt or shorts around Alice's family
• I'll be wearing a skirt at a formal/ professional occasion

I've been keeping it natural since 2012 and my mom absolutely hates it. She shaves every single day and has a weird belief instilled in her that no one should see a woman's body hair because her parents wouldnt let her shave until she was 18 and she was mortified with embarrassment at the pool. 

She convinced her sister to give my 9 year old cousin a razor which I think is inappropriate bc no one should be looking at a 9 year old's legs like that anyway.

I shave around Alice's parents because i just want them to like me and not think I'm weird, and shaving for formal and professional events is just to fit the conventional appearance for such events.

PalePeach said: 

Tryptamine said: 

Also, you don't shave? Are you rocking the French perspective or what?

My perspective is that there is no reason for women to shave regularly because body hair isn't a men vs women thing, it's a child vs adult thing. I think it is disgusting to link toddlerlike qualities with femininity and I don't feel a need to emulate a prepubescent child to feel good about how I look.

But hair is so dirty, it's like dirt that's long and clings to your flesh. It curves back onto and touches your own skin when in sleeves and stuff, lightly distracting and tickling to the point of constant-yet-mild distraction. 

On other people that's fine, it's a personal choice and aesthetically speaking I'm mostly fine with it on other people, but on myself it's evil and must be purged. Even the bit of facial hair I have right now does the same curving and skin irritation, and in the perfect world it'd never come back ever. 

That said I do keep down there trimmed and maintained the same way men are expected to maintain their beards rather than letting it get out of hand.

It's a lot more work than mere beard maintenance is (the razor burn alone...), and men are on some level expected to shave or trim their southern forest too. 

Have you tried giving oral when it's neighbor is a mystical forest of hair? It's suffocating and it's scratchy. 

She convinced her sister to give my 9 year old cousin a razor which I think is inappropriate bc no one should be looking at a 9 year old's legs like that anyway.

I shave around Alice's parents because i just want them to like me and not think I'm weird, and shaving for formal and professional events is just to fit the conventional appearance for such events.

Sucks being a woman in patriarchal society, unless this game of dress up's fun and the gains from taking advantage of it as a woman are specifically your sort of thing anyway.