This is going to be rough for me, since this is the first time I’ve posted a pic of my legs like thi

This is going to be rough for me, since this is the first time I’ve posted a pic of my legs like this, and I just turned 27. Growing up, I learned at a pretty young age that girls shave their armpits, legs, and wax pretty much everywhere else. Growing up, I also learned that I’m a really hairy lady. When I went to a dermatologist about a mole, he just wound up commenting on my hairy arms and suggesting a hormone treatment. I learned from my mom that I get my hair from genetics, the German in my genes, it’s not hormonal, and there’s nothing I can do about it.After shaving my legs and pits through high school, I also had laser hair removal on my lip and chin, because what girl has facial hair? I stopped seeing the laser hair removal when it wouldn’t stay permanent and my face hair kept coming back. Not only that, it hurt like hell. I still pluck and shave my face, but that’s enough for me..I stopped shaving my legs because not only was I tired of it, if I shaved my legs, I wouldn’t know when to stop shaving. I’d shave my belly next, and then my arms, and then my whole body. I stopped shaving because I know humans are mammals, and mammals have fur. I love my fur. I’ve started going to the pool again, and while it’s nice and all, I can’t help but feel stares from people. While this is my story, I’d also like advice on how to not care about other people’s opinions. I live in California, grand central of skin smooth bodies and plastic surgery. I’m trying to love my body, but when the opposite is always thrust in my face, it’s rough. I know they’re starting to represent big girls in media, I’m just waiting for the hairy girls. -- source link

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