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Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled.	[QUOTE]Originally posted by ScholasticSpastic: [QB] Bralessness and hairiness are silly things to fixate on. Many women wear bras when they don't have to. I, as a man, have always been somewhat intrigued by women and undergarments (go figure), so here's my oppinion: Bras are probably a good thing for running. I can't think of a lot of other uses for them, beyond enhancing secondary sexual characteristics. I honestly can't see why a woman would or should want to constantly act like a bitch in heat and display her body, however. Sometimes it should be okay to spend some days with no concern about whether one's breasts are adequately sized and shaped. I am similarly confused by our societal aversion to hairy legs. It's been my experience that hairy legs (and armpits, etc.) can be just as lovely and shapely as shaven ones. I've always made it clear to women who I'm sexually involved with that I don't care one way or the other. What I don't like is sporadic shaving. That's just painful. There are some trimming practices that can facilitate certain erotic interactions, but they're still entirely optional IMO. Quiet in mixed company = sick and wrong. This man likes outspoken women. Bearded women = :eek: ! Okay, so there's a line I can't cross. Please, let's not have a lot of facial hair, okay girls? I keep mine trimmed and will even shave it off entirely if it nets me more kisses. I expect to be allowed to ask the same of women. [/QB][/QUOTE]