Anonymous10: @Anonymous4 No, Anonymous2 is right. Latino women are disgusting. They're sweaty, they stink, they have too much hair on their pussies and hair growing in places where it has no place growing. Generally, hygiene habits are horrible, not to mention that their attitudes and personalities are shit and to Anonymous4: It's clear you've never had a Hispanic woman and very unlikely you've ever had any women at all and most likely you're an incel virgin who spergs out around women and who'll never get laid.
Jellypunk: @Anonymous: I won't (but could) comment on the rest of the bullshit you just spilled out your arse, but you clearly don't know the first thing about human evolutionary traits AND hygiene to be speaking such nonsense about body hair in particular, which is completely natural regardless of gender or nationality.
For starters, people nowadays are led to believe that every single woman is supposed to be clean-shaven, otherwise she would be unclean, unsightly, and most of all; unnatural. How ironic. Indeed, women, let us modify a perfectly natural trait of our bodies developed as early as the start of our prubesense to 'become more natural'. This stupid misconception has been planted in everyone's head from as far as the early 20th century, where women have been pretty much scammed into thinking that way by razor companies in order to buy their products. Sadly, it stuck. But not only that, it aggravated as well. For merely aesthetic reasons and almost exclusively nothing more, it became a largely common practice for women all around the world to start shaving not only their legs and armpits; like they did when all this bullshit started, but also their pubic area as well, when it became increasingly popular to do so by the early 2000s. But do you know which country popularised this particular shaving practise the most? Brazil. That's right. Brazil, a country in which a lot of… Latinos live. Have you ever heard the term 'Brazilian wax?' I guess you did now. But can you know where it originated? I'll give you some time to think, you'll probably need it.
In the meanwhile how about I address some of the most common misconceptions people believe when it comes to body hair?
First of all, body hair is completely natural, otherwise it wouldn't exist. And like every other part of the human body, that type of hair has its functions as well, which are various for me to even list without dragging on. But in conclusion: if we didn't need it still, we wouldn't be born with it. It's as simple as that, and gender has nothing to do with it. There is no such thing as women having "too much hair on their pussies", or "hair growing in places where it has no place growing". every hair is natural, and is there for a reason, you fuck. Not to please your shallow mind, of course, but a reason nonetheless.
Second: "Women have less hair than men". Yes, they generally do. But they still have it, which is my point with all this. And much like other genetic-related things, that; too, isn't a general rule, and shaving is still unnatural regardless.
Third: "Shaving is hygienic." False. Shaving has nothing to do with staying clean, and that's a stupid justification, to begin with. If anything, it's a both unhealthy and unhygienic practise, as the aftereffects of shaving can cause harmful complications on certain people due to skin irritation, cuts, razor burns, and bumps, just to name a few. Interestingly enough, these affect mostly Black, Hispanic, and Middle Eastern people - most of whom have curly hair. So who knows? Maybe the Latina women you seem to know so much about are simply not dumb enough to constantly shave/damage their skin, thus, risking to get bumps everywhere in process, which can, in turn; lead to permanent scars on their pussies just for the sake of pleasing the almighty Anonymous10 and his normie tastes regarding female hygiene and self-care. Good on them for having a brain if you ask me! But who am I to say anything, right? I'm probably just another virgin incel who'll never get laid.
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For starters, people nowadays are led to believe that every single woman is supposed to be clean-shaven, otherwise she would be unclean, unsightly, and most of all; unnatural. How ironic. Indeed, women, let us modify a perfectly natural trait of our bodies developed as early as the start of our prubesense to 'become more natural'. This stupid misconception has been planted in everyone's head from as far as the early 20th century, where women have been pretty much scammed into thinking that way by razor companies in order to buy their products. Sadly, it stuck. But not only that, it aggravated as well. For merely aesthetic reasons and almost exclusively nothing more, it became a largely common practice for women all around the world to start shaving not only their legs and armpits; like they did when all this bullshit started, but also their pubic area as well, when it became increasingly popular to do so by the early 2000s. But do you know which country popularised this particular shaving practise the most? Brazil. That's right. Brazil, a country in which a lot of… Latinos live. Have you ever heard the term 'Brazilian wax?' I guess you did now. But can you know where it originated? I'll give you some time to think, you'll probably need it.
In the meanwhile how about I address some of the most common misconceptions people believe when it comes to body hair?
First of all, body hair is completely natural, otherwise it wouldn't exist. And like every other part of the human body, that type of hair has its functions as well, which are various for me to even list without dragging on. But in conclusion: if we didn't need it still, we wouldn't be born with it. It's as simple as that, and gender has nothing to do with it. There is no such thing as women having "too much hair on their pussies", or "hair growing in places where it has no place growing". every hair is natural, and is there for a reason, you fuck. Not to please your shallow mind, of course, but a reason nonetheless.
Second: "Women have less hair than men". Yes, they generally do. But they still have it, which is my point with all this. And much like other genetic-related things, that; too, isn't a general rule, and shaving is still unnatural regardless.
Third: "Shaving is hygienic." False. Shaving has nothing to do with staying clean, and that's a stupid justification, to begin with. If anything, it's a both unhealthy and unhygienic practise, as the aftereffects of shaving can cause harmful complications on certain people due to skin irritation, cuts, razor burns, and bumps, just to name a few. Interestingly enough, these affect mostly Black, Hispanic, and Middle Eastern people - most of whom have curly hair. So who knows? Maybe the Latina women you seem to know so much about are simply not dumb enough to constantly shave/damage their skin, thus, risking to get bumps everywhere in process, which can, in turn; lead to permanent scars on their pussies just for the sake of pleasing the almighty Anonymous10 and his normie tastes regarding female hygiene and self-care. Good on them for having a brain if you ask me! But who am I to say anything, right? I'm probably just another virgin incel who'll never get laid.
Now then, have a good day.