Baring leg hair

Any women here still baring hairy legs? All year round, in cool season or just occasional shave for special occasions/sudden whim?

 

I'm a hairy legged woman, I quite like it, except when it gets too long, then I shave it all off and start again.

 

funny, i was just thinking about this 10 minutes ago in the shower lol. i dont think i could not shave all winter and then wear shorts like that in the summer. i know there's nothing wrong with hair but i just couldnt do it :&

 

i have no courage

 

Hey Loopie leg hair can be sexy + soft to the touch as well as looking more natural. It might grow on you(pun intended!)

 

well, ok, maybe i'll walk around the house in shorts in like april and see how it feels lol

 

I never shave. Not shaving is somewhat more common here in Europe anyways than in the US but I didn't shave when I lived there either and no one ever commented on it. I like my feet & legs strong & utilitarian rather than soft & sensual.

 

I think letting the hair grow naturally on one's body is very attractive. I knew a girl with a full on beard and she was so hot.

 

I realize you didn't ask for male opinions---here goes anyway---i'm a guy who expects to be free to do pretty much as he wishes, and I hope other people like me that way. I have to wish the same for you , too. I'm not wild about a LOT of leg hair on either gender, but "the right amount" is wonderful, again, either gender. I've "offed" with mine some summers, using bicycling as my excuse, and love how it feels. I'm not sure I look very good that way, and I didn't do it this summer. Anyway, I've done both.

I wish for everyone to be free to try it both ways, if that is what they wish, for there's good to both ways. But settle on whichever is best for you.

 

Yes...I can't be bothered in the wintertime, as I don't wear shorts. I do in the summertime, but only because of some of the company I keep.

 

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I think it's awesome when girls decide to grow it out and don't mind showing it off. Hot, too.

 

Yea mines fully grown as always. i shaved my legs about 3 months back cos i had an urge, occasionally i shave every couple of months just for a shave but i hate the stubbly transition between the two so i usually dont bother.

and my armpit hair never goes.

 

i stopped shaving a few months ago, out of laziness at first. but i decided to keep goin with it for a while..i usually wear long pants anyways though so no one really knows ^^;. thing is im kinda shy and there're not many open-minded people around here..and my leg hairs kinda thick lol, so we'll just have to see how brave i am go me!?!

 

Hope you feel brave Imagining, though I understand your apprehension particularly if it's thick, though I'm sure you will find some admirers. Most important is you feel comfortable with yourself- if you shave, you can always grow it again like Fleasy who occasionally shaves her legs, but then grows it out again. Personally I just love leg hair on a woman-fine or thick, fair or dark-love the natural look + to run my fingers through it on a partner.

 

Yup! there's still some hairy women out there....& i'm proud to be one!!!
it's been YEARS (literally) since i shaved anything! it's nice to hear some *positive* feedback, especially after reading some posts on the "hairy armpits" thread in the women's issues forum! c'mon ladies, it's OK to be natural!
live & let grow...hehehe!

 

Yes!

Rock on.

 

\m/ \m/ thanks feelin braver already!

 

Back in my college days I saw a flyer to join the "Hairy Women's Club". My housemate Lynne joined it- yeah she was a great earthy momma who had a slight blond moustache that became very evident when she drank a glass of milk. I showed the flyer to my other friend who had the beard and she joined too. The women in the club got together monthly and showed each other their armpits, legs, arms, etc. and took oaths never to shave. They publicly promoted the "natural look" and were successful in getting lots of women in town to just let their hair grow. Today you will still find earthy unshaven women there as the tradition lives on.