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Zork

Zork

Victoria, BC
August 2003

MAR 28, 2006 09:57 PM

blahblahstupid said:
I thought this thread was about people who dress in animal suits and fuck.



That's what I was expecting too. There's a whole subculture out there who would totally hijack this thread.

Not that I'm among them, or anything. Nope, nope, nope, not me. No way.

goodisdead

goodisdead

Nepean, ON
January 2006

MAR 28, 2006 10:10 PM

I have totally experienced Furry Guilt. You should get a nickel every time someone says it.

I think the guy should have a say in how much (or how little) the girl grows on her bonsai tree. Maybe not the FINAL say, but I think that area is for both of you to enjoy, and if the guy is turned off by something (or lack thereof) I think the girl should really think about how much trouble it really is to trim to his preference. If the girl I'm with doesn't like beards, I don't grow a beard (not to compare beards to bushes). And for every guy that likes it smooth, I'm sure there's one that likes the jungle.

The last girl I was with categorically REFUSED to shave all her pubes, even though she knew that I'm really turned off by any body hair on a girl (Am I sick? Am I perverted? Well who isn't?). We fought about it for THREE YEARS until I got diagnosed with Cancer and I think she felt bad, so she shaved for me. Then she kept doing it because she liked it. But by this time our relationship had deteriorated so much that it didn't matter (she had other problems, like being a selfish cheating liar). I still feel really bad for fighting all those years, and vowed to be more accepting of folicles in the future.

Well, the first time I removed my new girlfriend's panties, I nearly screamed. She had hair from navel to anus and EVERYWHERE in between. But given my previous bad karma, I decided not to say a word about it. I experienced "Furry Guilt" (EXCELLENT term, btw, if you take is as feeling bad about not liking your g/f's pubes, but not having the balls to say anything) almost to the point of breaking up with her, because I was so disgusted with myself for not being attracted to her simply because of her hair. Luckily, she just picked up in a passing conversation that I liked shaved girls, so she's shaving everything now and she's getting waxed next week. I didn't ask her to do it, so I don't feel guilty at all. She did it for me, and that's why she's a keeper.

ARRR!!!

UnUnUnium

UnUnUnium

United Kingdom
January 2005

MAR 28, 2006 10:52 PM

Zork said:

blahblahstupid said:
I thought this thread was about people who dress in animal suits and fuck.



That's what I was expecting too. There's a whole subculture out there who would totally hijack this thread.

Not that I'm among them, or anything. Nope, nope, nope, not me. No way.



I'm not into furries at all, but since I'm a giant Platypus, I tend to date people who are into that kind of thing.....Weirdos.
As far as shaving goes, I've mentioned in the past to people I was with that it's easier to lick it without the hair, and the head seems better; That's usually a good selling point there, but your mileage may vary.....
I find a bit of a trim makes the whole operation smoother.

Trevallion

Trevallion

Murfreesboro, TN
February 2004

MAR 28, 2006 10:58 PM

Subrosa said:
Thank christ this wasn't a Tareolt thread.



Say what you will, but Taureolt doesn't have shit on brinstar.

Does anyone else feel me on this or am I all alone?

Perdita

Perdita

SUICIDEGIRL

I'm lost

MAR 29, 2006 04:03 PM

Finch said:
man, i thought this thread was going to be about something totally different. y'know, like furries. surreal



me too!

HarManic

HarManic

Decatur, IL
March 2005

MAR 29, 2006 08:10 PM

730A_trixel_fem said:
Ok, so a friend of mine and I were talking about this. He has a girlfriend who is hirsute in all areas. Even though he would find it more sexually attractive if she shaved, he won't ever tell her so. I told him he had "Furry Guilt."

I've been furry for years, in the beginning as a statement, then later cuz it was easier. Lately I've started shaving again because my boy finds it really sexy.

It seems odd that it's not socially acceptable for a man (or woman) to express a preference about his (her) woman's grooming habits, but it's mostly ok for a woman to tell a guy to shave his beard, for example. Any thoughts on the topic? Anyone here experienced Furry Guilt? Is there a polite way of saying, Hey Girl, you need to defoliate?



It's simple. He has every right to ask her to shave. His girl has every right to tell him to fuck off, because it's her hair, and her naughty bits.

There's nothing wrong with telling your partner what turns you on/off. It takes realistic expectations, however, If a hairy cooch is a deal breaker, that's YOUR issue, not the woman's. If shaving is not something the woman's into, that's HER business. Move on, and find someone who loves the bic. Or, realize that the good parts of the relationship far outweigh having to pull hairs out of your teeth from time to time, and get the hell over it.

Wow, this being a friend of yours, and trying to make general statements, have my pronouns all over the damn place. And I am far too drunk to be expected to deal with that.

Cureelise

Cureelise

Philadelphia, PA
January 2004

MAR 29, 2006 08:17 PM

Perdita said:

Finch said:
man, i thought this thread was going to be about something totally different. y'know, like furries. surreal



me too!


I came to this thread thinking I was going to see someone in a cat, tiger, or some kind of other animal costume

MC_Dove

MC_Dove

Cincinnati, OH
November 2004

MAR 29, 2006 08:22 PM

HarManic said:

730A_trixel_fem said:
Ok, so a friend of mine and I were talking about this. He has a girlfriend who is hirsute in all areas. Even though he would find it more sexually attractive if she shaved, he won't ever tell her so. I told him he had "Furry Guilt."

I've been furry for years, in the beginning as a statement, then later cuz it was easier. Lately I've started shaving again because my boy finds it really sexy.

It seems odd that it's not socially acceptable for a man (or woman) to express a preference about his (her) woman's grooming habits, but it's mostly ok for a woman to tell a guy to shave his beard, for example. Any thoughts on the topic? Anyone here experienced Furry Guilt? Is there a polite way of saying, Hey Girl, you need to defoliate?



It's simple. He has every right to ask her to shave. His girl has every right to tell him to fuck off, because it's her hair, and her naughty bits.

There's nothing wrong with telling your partner what turns you on/off. It takes realistic expectations, however, If a hairy cooch is a deal breaker, that's YOUR issue, not the woman's. If shaving is not something the woman's into, that's HER business. Move on, and find someone who loves the bic. Or, realize that the good parts of the relationship far outweigh having to pull hairs out of your teeth from time to time, and get the hell over it.

Wow, this being a friend of yours, and trying to make general statements, have my pronouns all over the damn place. And I am far too drunk to be expected to deal with that.



that was a pretty good response for being drunk. smile

tronvillain

tronvillain

Grande Prairie, AB
April 2003

MAR 29, 2006 09:07 PM

Wait, since when has it been socially unacceptable to express a preference about body hair? I have always expressed a preference for less hair to my significant others. *shrugs* The "it's healthier" argument doesn't seem very compelling to me, since any protective function seems likely to be marginal at best; plus, it doesn't really explain male pubic hair.

BareKroell

BareKroell

I'm lost
May 2005

MAR 29, 2006 09:19 PM

I'm like comming from Europe blush

guess that does disqualify me from having any opinion published on this matter...

[Edited on Mar 29, 2006 by BareKroell]

ragefilledmuffin

ragefilledmuffin

Aurora, IL
November 2004

MAR 29, 2006 09:24 PM

tronvillain said:
Wait, since when has it been socially unacceptable to express a preference about body hair? I have always expressed a preference for less hair to my significant others. *shrugs* The "it's healthier" argument doesn't seem very compelling to me, since any protective function seems likely to be marginal at best; plus, it doesn't really explain male pubic hair.



Yeah what he said. smile

mydogfarted

mydogfarted

Waldwick, NJ
June 2003

MAR 30, 2006 07:34 AM

Armpit hair is gross. I trim mine and often consider shaving them. I perfer a woman without armpit hair. As far as the vag goes, all I ask is that it's trimmed a little. I find it annoying when I'm going down on someone and have to thumb aside a lock of pubes to get to her clit. Not to mention if the hair around her lips is too long, it sometimes gets pulled in an causes me a little chaffing. I trim my pubes because I find it more comfortable, and I have a little dick so it looks bigger! wink

daniofthedead

daniofthedead

Philadelphia, PA
June 2004

MAR 30, 2006 07:52 AM

mydogfarted said:
Armpit hair is gross. I trim mine and often consider shaving them. I perfer a woman without armpit hair. As far as the vag goes, all I ask is that it's trimmed a little. I find it annoying when I'm going down on someone and have to thumb aside a lock of pubes to get to her clit. Not to mention if the hair around her lips is too long, it sometimes gets pulled in an causes me a little chaffing. I trim my pubes because I find it more comfortable, and I have a little dick so it looks bigger! wink



hahhaha way to go

NJAsmodeus

NJAsmodeus

Evansville, IN
February 2004

MAR 30, 2006 08:25 AM

Trevallion said:

Subrosa said:
Thank christ this wasn't a Tareolt thread.



Say what you will, but Taureolt doesn't have shit on brinstar.

Does anyone else feel me on this or am I all alone?



But brinstar gave us This thread.

MrGinger

MrGinger

Portland, OR
November 2003

MAR 30, 2006 09:03 AM

why doesn't he ask her if he can shave her?

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