Discover Top Posts Tagged with #januhairy

Mark's up. Apparently. Also, a perfect hairy chest.

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This 100% sounds like propaganda to me. It is completely possible to be well groomed and sanitary without "bikini waxes" or removing your bush. Spare me the pedo marketing.

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someone just told me januhairy is a thing.. i say embrace it year round ladies

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"Perfection is nothing else than our faithful cooperation with the work of God, and it begins, grows, and is consummated in us secretly and without our being aware of it."

Jean-Pierre de Caussade

#jesus #body hair #januhairy #spirituality and the body

Yet another lovely submission with a bold message

"Be Body Positive and Normalize Body Hair"

@miss--alaineous did it right with some beautiful photos, showing off her beautiful body and sexy body hair and a strong message.

Please read her full caption below💗

"My journey to acceptance has been long and tumultuous, and is still something I have to work toward on a daily basis. I grew up immersed in the theatre community, which has a reputation for being highly rigid in its standards of beauty. I was constantly bombarded with the idea that I wasn’t good enough, pretty enough, thin enough, glamorous enough, natural enough, etc. I learned at a young age that I had to pretend to be things in order to be desired. This mentality harmed me in many ways, mostly by disillusioning myself that I needed to be someone else to be accepted or wanted. It wasn’t until college, after a bout with self destructive depression and anxiety, that I realized that sculpting myself to fit others’ ideas was doing way more harm than good. I had worked hard to be traditionally “beautiful” but nothing was ever good enough, so I said sod it, I was going to start living my life for me instead of everyone else. That meant I gained some weight since I stopped my 2-hour-a-day gym regimine and strict calorie counting; I started figuring out what I valued in myself as a person instead of an object of desire. I experimented with letting my body hair grow out, cut my long blonde hair short, found my own style, and eventually came out as a member of the LGBTQ community. I am finally genuinely comfortable in my own skin, though I still have rough days. I try to educate myself daily on others’ struggles, experiences, and ideas so I can better contextualize my story and have greater understanding toward my fellow humans. This is the happiest I’ve been in as long as I can remember; it took a long time and a lot of internal and external work, but it’s been so worth the journey."