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Girls' experiences with shaving pubic hair can vary widely. Many girls start considering it during puberty when body awareness increases. Some might be influenced by beauty standards they see in the media. But it's important to note that shaving pubic hair should be done carefully. Using proper shaving products and techniques can help prevent skin problems. For instance, always using a sharp razor and shaving in the direction of hair growth can reduce irritation.

One risk is skin irritation. Shaving can cause the skin in the pubic area to become red, itchy, and inflamed. Also, there is a chance of getting small cuts which can be painful and may get infected. Ingrown hairs can also be a problem. This happens when the hair grows back into the skin instead of out, causing bumps and sometimes pain.

Well, I heard a story where someone accidentally shaved too closely with a dull razor in the pubic area. They got multiple small cuts that stung like crazy, especially when they had to take a shower or put on clothes. It took a while to heal and was really uncomfortable.

One common reason is aesthetics. In some cultures or according to certain beauty ideals, a shaved or groomed pubic area is seen as more attractive. Another reason could be for practicality, such as when wearing swimsuits or certain types of tight clothing where less hair is more comfortable.

There could be various reasons for a husband to shave off his pubic hair. One reason might be for personal hygiene. Some people find that it helps keep the area cleaner and reduces the risk of certain infections. Another reason could be related to aesthetics or for a more comfortable feeling, especially during physical activities like sports.

Yes, it is. In some cultures, such as in certain parts of the Middle East and some Western cultures for aesthetic or hygienic reasons, pubic hair shaving has become relatively common. For example, in the beauty and fashion industry in Western countries, some people may choose to shave as part of their overall body grooming routine. However, in other cultures, it may not be as common or may even be frowned upon as it goes against traditional values regarding the body.

Yes, it is highly illegal. Such a demand is an invasion of a person's privacy and personal rights. It can be considered as harassment or even assault depending on the context and any further actions the intruder might take.

No. Pubic hair growth is a very private and personal part of puberty. Comparing it can be embarrassing and inappropriate for teen girls. It also violates privacy and can lead to unnecessary self - consciousness or body shaming.

One possible implication is a change in physical sensation. Without the hair, there can be a different feeling during activities like walking or wearing tight clothes. It can feel smoother and less constricted in some cases.

A woman I know had her pubic hair waxed and the skin got so irritated that she couldn't wear tight clothes for days. It was red, swollen and she said it felt like she had a bad sunburn down there. She tried all kinds of creams to soothe it, but it took a long time to fully recover. She was so traumatized that she never wanted to wax again.