#Normalize women with bodyhair

[bear-boi-5]

New AU, this time, Joint

So me and my friend @l3onz are working on an AU together which basically has the Rescue Corps as a gang of extremely dangerous criminals that have committed a variety of crimes, I'll tell you guys their main crimes cause I'm too tired rn

Shepherd: Mob Bossing

Collin: Murder

Russ: Illegal/dangerous explosive usage

Yonny: Black Market trade + Malpractice

Dingo: Arson

Bernard: Cannibalism

Pom: Assassination

Rose and Leon are cop rookies that were sent to PNF-404 after the gang had crashed on the planet while escaping interglacial law enforcement. Rose and Leon crashed on the planet themselves and Rose ended up breaking her arm in the crash. They first meet Yonny and Dingo which they manage to strike a deal. If Rose and Leon help Yonny and Dingo find the rest of their crew and let them go free, Yonny will help heal Rose's arm and they won't lay a finger on them.

This is just some of the art/designs I did. Leon may post his, I'm not sure. Leon made Dingo and Yonny's designs.

Sorry about not posting as often recently, I haven't been getting ideas but I will say, the next boss battle and the next death are in the works, I just have to make time for them

[alienoresimagines]

*embarrassed whisper* more pwp mentioning gales body hair pls

Nooo don't be embarrassed, nonnie!! I think you're absolutely right, these are people, not dolls (even if Gale is John's doll lmao), they have body hair and it's completely normal!!

Mentioning lil things like body hair during smut just makes it more realistic 🥹 they're men, they have body hair (and so do women, btw) and honestly, one of them spending a bit of time on it just makes the smut hotter 😩

No more bodyhair erasure!! Lick that armpit, lick that thigh and those hair on his chest, John pls

What are some tropes/hc you'd like to see more of in Clegan fics?

[moonschocolate]

"Bodyhair on women is normal! There's nothing wrong with it!"

Actually, no.

It's disgusting

JUST AS DISGUSTING AS IT IS ON MEN

Body hair is disgusting in general, not on women

[andvys]

i need to ask you something. do you think eddie have something against bodyhair? like, many girls i know are insecure about their hair, like arm hair, hair on their thighs, on the belly, back also face & etc. because since the not grown boys in this generation are so stucked up into their asses about body hair, that they want girls with literally no single body hair on their body. i don‘t understand what‘s actually SO bad about body hair, its literally something normal.

If a man has a problem with body hair on women, then theres definitely something wrong in his sick mind… Eddie wouldn’t mind body hair at all, he doesn’t seem like the type to care about that at all. It’s natural and normal to have body hair. If a man throws a fit over it, then theres clearly something wrong with him and no one should feel insecure about that, fuck any guy who has a problem with that. And don’t listen to their crap about saying its “unhygienic”, body hair has nothing to do with hygiene.

[ithinkwehitametaphor]

I wish society would normalize bodyhair on women. (It's not my fault it's there.) And I know it will never fucking happen and I'm not brave enough to not give a shit. I care about what people think, can't help it. And just now it makes me sad. Idk. I feel ugly and it's not fucking fair. But what ever is...

[thedeathofjuine]

sometimes it really hurts that i STILL dont see body hair being normalized for upper-thigh hair, arm hair, beautiful thick eyebrows, ass hair (yes its a thing) and hair potentially on the chest! Those dont fit into the body-hair-positivity world too often. They arent and never will be “normal” or “cute” or “lovable” and it has made people like me hate ourselves. Even feminist pieces of media have women with no body hair. Nothing wrong with no bodyhair it’s completely a personal choice but it has become the ONLY choice. Either shave your underarms, painfully wax your whole genitals and behind, bleach your arms and shave your legs, or be “abnormal”.

[angelinajoliesbottom]

I need every girl who shaves her bodyhair to know.... its fucking normal to have stubbles or for it to turn red and all that shit, dont look at porn actress and wonder how smooth it all is they all get,laser or get it professionaly waxed like ik its easy for some women to say “oh stop shaving or getting rid of your bodyhair” but not every girl feels comfortable walking around with bodyhair you do know it demands a lot of courage cause you will have people staring and making fun of you and nobody wants to deal with that

[patronsaint-ofthedenial]

Again. I'm not the one who should be preaching this because my acne is hardly visible but clear skin as a beauty standard is just as absurd as expecting women to have zero bodyhair. Anyone who's not a fucking child is going to have at least a bit of acne. It's normal. It's natural. You're a human being not a porcelain doll. Washing your face every morning is more than enough

This should be taken with a grain of salt because I naturally have really good skin and have never had severe acne but not a single person on Earth should have a 30 minute long skincare routine that's fucking insane

[shaftking]

>Dating (and sex) is inherently discriminatory. You can refuse to date someone because you don't like the field they work in, because their relationship with their parents gives you bad vibes, because they really love dogs and you're scared of them. You can refuse to fuck someone because their [lack of] bodyhair doesn't appeal to you, because their sexual history worries you, because they're too fat or too thin to be attractive to you.

I agree. No one should feel like they have to date anyone. My point was to draw attention to the flawed argument that chromosomes are significant to attraction in any way, or at least not as important as secondary sex characteristics.

>Is any of that nice to people who may fall into categories you're excluding? No, but foregoing your own boundaries and/or preferences because you "don't want to be mean" is one hell of a terrible reason to be with someone.

Again, no one is obligated to date anyone. The issue arises when someone says they don’t want to date a trans women because she is trans and thus “not a real woman” and bringing up chromosomes or something instead of just saying “I just don’t feel that way about you.”

> If all of those are okay (not nice, potentially hurtful, but okay) so is refusing to be with someone who has a wholeass penis when that's something you have 0 attraction towards and are in fact disgusted by.

Which, again, is fine. No one is obligated to date anyone. Do what you want, but like I said above, instead of voicing your “disgust” about someone’s body you can literally just say “I’m just not into you.” You don’t have to be an ass.

>You're not reducing someone to their genitalia when that's the reason you refuse to date them any more than you're reducing them to their career when you say you don't want to date a doctor, or to their animal preference when you say you don't want to date a dog lover (though, to be clear, an innate lack of attraction to the opposite sex' genitalia is a lot different [more rigid and even more important to respect] from preferences like these).

It’s reducing someone to their genitalia when it is the decing factor in how much you can give someone baseline respect. You can not be attracted to trans woman as much as you can not be attracted to brunettes, the issue is when you decide that those factors of attraction to you personally are what make this person a woman and that make her deserving of respect. You should never tell someone that their innate attributes disgust you.

There are people that genitals are significant to in a relationship, but that was never the point of the original post. Chromosomes are not the end all be all of attraction, and more often than not, play no role whatsoever. My point was that no one factors them into attraction, so bringing them up in conversations about attraction is meaningless. A trans woman could have XX chromosomes and not know it, and at the point that she is fully transitioned, what functional difference does she have to a cis women if we all agree that a woman is more than her tits and ability to have children?

>I used to date people I wasn't attracted to at all because I felt like it would be unjustifiably mean to reject them. In the long run that was bad for us both. You absolutely end up hurting people when you can only reluctantly have sex with them, when you can't love them back the way they love you, when you can't show them genuine attraction. I hate dick and nobody who has one should have to put up with my visible disgust damaging their self esteem or causing dysphoria. Even if you think it's transphobic (if not impossible?) to reject someone based on their genitals.

And I’m sorry you were ever in that kind of a situation. Again, not one should have to date anyone and it should be more normalized to just deny romantic proposals with no reason given. I agree that it is unhealthy to put yourself into a relationship you know you will be unsatisfied in.

People should be honest with their partners, but this is all aside from the intended message:

Chromosomes are not a make or break for dating. No one carries around chromosome scanners to see someone’s chromosomes before they accept their proposal for a date and it’s not “cheating” or “tricking” anyone for a trans person to operate in their dating life the same as anyone else. You can date who you want, but you can respect the people you don’t without viewing them as romantic prospects.

ain’t nobody attracted to fucking chromosomes. No one sees a hot woman in their dating pool and thinks “god I hope she has XX chromosomes 😩.” Literally no real person thinks like that crazy asses.