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Women are supposed to have body hair.

The results indicated that the women found men with light stubble most attractive; these men were preferred as both short- and long-term partners. However, the women perceived male faces with full beards as the most masculine, aggressive, and socially mature; the women also thought these men looked older. Men’s faces with light beards were considered the most dominant.

Research by Dixson and Brooks (2013) used similar procedures and recorded judgments by both men and women on the faces of men with varying degrees of facial hair. As in the first study, women found stubble on men most attractive, (In this study, the stubble was heavier.) Nevertheless, women rated men with full beards as the highest for perceived parenting ability and healthiness. Overall, as facial hair increased, women’s ratings of masculinity increased, too—particularly for women who reported being at the fertile phase of their menstrual cycle. Men had similar judgments of facial hair, except that they found full beards as appealing as heavy stubble. Men also noted a greater perception of masculinity as facial hair increased.

Overall, these ratings suggest that an intermediate level of facial stubble is more attractive for a sex partner, while a fuller beard is perceived as indicative of someone with good fathering ability and more investment in offspring.

Heyyyy turns out when you ask 100 women what they think of facial hair on men, they overwhelmingly prefer it.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-attraction-doctor/201607/do-women-prefer-men-with-beards

If only your opinion was the majority!

I have like 25-30, but I never look at them. ADHD gets me every time lol

As a hairy woman, this kind of situation really does happen. Hope that helps widen your view of the world a little bit.

Ask 100 men what they think of hairy legs on women.

There’s a reason that there is a skirt mentioned as being worn by the babysitter in the story.

Please don’t sit here and pretend that the body hair standard for women and men in western society is at all similar.

The more accurate question being asked is “Why is body hair supposed to grow on men, but not on women?”

It wasn’t until my 30s when I grew out all the hair on my body for the first time. An entire lifetime of catering to the male gaze.

It was personally revolutionary to be honest.

Some women from the 1800s would have described having a miscarriage as a blessing, not a baby.

https://slate.com/human-interest/2018/11/miscarriage-19th-century-women-loss-book.html

Literally think about it every single day since it’s happened. Their parents hold nightly vigils to lay by their childrens’ graves. Absolutely heart-wrenching.

Yeah like divorce :)

Josh Valcarcel is the photographer of this portrait. He has been working as a professional photographer for close to 20 years. He doesn’t need AI to make beautiful portraits like these.

Here is an interesting interview with Josh about this portrait specifically and his background in photography.

Let’s give this man the credit he deserves instead of AI.

I’ve never met anyone who had a miscarriage or stillborn and still described the experience as having a baby in this way.

All professional photos are touched up to some degree. It doesn’t mean they used AI to do it.

Kids as young as 4 years old would be put to work, so it’s not that far off really.

Falling. I’ve had a fear of slipping and falling since I was a kid, even just walking downhill can trigger it. I think it’s a vertigo type thing.

Really logical to be afraid of other people tbh

Modern day vibrators are a silver lining to this time period lol

Your only comments on this account are about Hasan lol keep up the good work.

The common room TV usually has reruns of The Simpsons playing simply because everyone can agree on that lol