Delicate!

As a retired doc I don't think I examined any retired ladies who had shaven down below. The youngsters did especially Asian ladies. Some shaved every day! No wonder they caused the occasional infected spot.

Am puzzled, a few took exception to a post yesterday about going with or without a bra for comfort, it seemed to start a riot , yet here is a post about pubic hair that seems to be getting a few normal replies,

Has anyone tried beaded hair extensions?

Or do think they could make it difficult to sit down in comfort?

lady I don't understand your last post at all.
You've had a wide range of replies.
Helpful, silly, sympathetic, naughty, amusing!
With the exception of one maybe, nothing here says "taboo".
What did you expect or what would you find acceptable?

Please don't start crying LadyinSpain

You'll start me off too

My GD had her head hair braided Jalima and it ruined her hair until it had pretty much all regrown. The tension in the braiding process breaks the hair apparently. But don't let this put you off if you have a yearning to try it!

Perhaps an attempt to bring the thread (back) to our attention.
Pretty much all that can be said has been said, surely?

Ladysinpain, you are a prude .

I was always 'blessed' with plenty of pubic hair..always a nightmare for 'bikini' lines before the current depilatory options were so easily available. My hirsute state never caused me any issues either intimately during sex, in labour or any subsequent examinations. I am less 'covered' than in my younger days but I assume health professionals have seen it all and I am not easily embarrassed!

What no grans with a Vajazzle? Not even for Christmas?

I may well be excommunicated for this ... * Do any of you older ladies still have what god intended ??* Not a very subtle way of gaining information for dubious purposes is it?

But surely you need a mirror to see it?

Ourkid1, I think it would need a much bigger target group to be of any meaningful help to any outside surveys
1 in ten ( choose a number) don’t / dont vagazalise their bits ?

The answer, LadyinSpain, is that if you have been feeling foolish, Don't.
Medical professionals don't care if you are hairy or not, as long as you are clean.
If you're still worried about it, why not ask the next doctor/nurse whom you have to consult.

I think it’s good to keep any entrance/exit well mowed & tidy ,surely no need to obliterate altogether though, it could lead to surface damage!

I think we've had some great replies on this thread.
I especially liked Maw's fairy lights <<on my bush at the front>> ?
And Anno's not needing a tea bag as, <<she had a Red Bush>>
Brightened my day, anyway!

I can’t think why anyone should complain about this thread I f you don’t like it don’t read any more of it.I have often wondered the same thing myself , especially after reading a letter to an agony aunt about a new younger lover who dumped the woman in question cos her “personal grooming” was not what he expected. Hopefully the medics in our NHS will have gained their knowledge of the female body during their training and not from porn sites.

I don't know whether you were serious in your post LofS but I think it has caused (understandably) much light hearted fun on here. However it is something I have thought about, when I have needed an intimate examination, and I agree it seems the norm for younger people to remove pubic hair - an unfortunate fashion originating from the porn industry I believe. I would not like to work in a beauty salon and have to wax pubes on a regular basis, but hey it's just another bit of the body, common to all, at the end of the day .

OurKid1 In answer to your question. I am 74. Not as much foliage as when I was 40, but still quite acceptable. It still needs a short front and sides occasionally. ✂️

What no grans with a Vajazzle? Not even for Christmas?
If I knew what it was, I could let you know trisher
[allconfused]

When you know, will you tell me Jalima?

I will pm you

when I find out that is …..

ps I hesitate to google it, you never know what may come up on the screen