Fitness Blogger Reveals What Happens When You Don’t Shave Legs And Pits For 1 Year To Promote Natural Beauty
Though women’s liberation movement started around the 1960s in Europe, we still need to put in a lot of effort to reach the real gender equality. And ladies, being creative creatures, can find many ways to attract the attention to their problems. One of those ways is the new trend of hairy women, and Morgan is one of these brave ladies.
Fitness blogger Morgan Mikenas probably saves a fortune in razors. She also apparently has a lot more free time than many of us. Why? Because to promote natural beauty, the fitness model and blogger has gone an entire year without shaving her body, and here are the results of her au naturel hair trend experiment.
“I’m not trying to make all of humanity stop shaving their hairy armpits and leg hair anymore,” said Morgan in a clip she posted to YouTube recently. “I just want to inspire others [to do] what works for you, what makes you feel the most comfortable.” Citing time as the number one reason behind her decision to stop shaving body hair, she was also inspired to let it grow out after being bullied in gym class when she was 11 or 12 for having hairy legs. She decided to embrace her natural beauty instead of subscribing to what society expects of her, and she says that her boyfriend likes it and thinks that she looks beautiful either way. “I want everybody not to feel ashamed of themselves,” she said. “I think it’s unfair that people think they have to be in this cultural norm. Just do whatever makes you feel good.” It might not be for everybody, but kudos to Morgan for standing up for what she believes in. Check out the full video on YouTube, which has already been viewed over 200k times.
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Shaving your legs and armpits takes a lot of time and effort
So fitness blogger Morgan Mikenas decided to stop shaving her body for a year
“I’m not trying to make all of humanity stop shaving their armpits and leg hair anymore,” she said
“I just want to inspire others [to do] what works for you, what makes you feel the most comfortable”
The main reason she stopped is that shaving takes so much time
She was also inspired to let it grow out after being bullied at school for having hairy legs
“I want everybody not to feel ashamed of themselves”
“I think it’s unfair that people think they have to be in this cultural norm”
“Just do whatever makes you feel good”
What do you think? Would you give it a try?
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Share on FacebookSo downvote away, but as an experiment, I've tried growing out my body hair, and it didn't make me feel liberated at all. In fact the process is itchy, and makes me sweat more. I found in the end, I just don't like body hair on men OR women. It's just a preference, to each their own, but I'm personally turned off by lots of body hair regardless of gender.
I actually agree with you. I'm a lesbian, so I haven't been conditioned by men to think any kind of way towards women. But for me personally, one of the things I love about a woman's body is how soft and smooth her skin is. I'm all for equality, but I like that women AREN'T like men, the sense that they shave their bodies. It's also a preference, just like there are some straight women who prefer a clean shaved male face, to a bearded one.
Load More Replies...This! This is the point everyone else is missing going "I don't like it on her/me" etc. You don't like it on her? Doesn't matter. You don't like it on you? Don't have it.
Load More Replies...She is a extraordinary beautiful girl, no question. But to be honest, the hair is not my taste at all.
We've been conditioned to it not being our taste. I'm actually kind of bothered by the fact that I don't like it.
Load More Replies...So downvote away, but as an experiment, I've tried growing out my body hair, and it didn't make me feel liberated at all. In fact the process is itchy, and makes me sweat more. I found in the end, I just don't like body hair on men OR women. It's just a preference, to each their own, but I'm personally turned off by lots of body hair regardless of gender.
I actually agree with you. I'm a lesbian, so I haven't been conditioned by men to think any kind of way towards women. But for me personally, one of the things I love about a woman's body is how soft and smooth her skin is. I'm all for equality, but I like that women AREN'T like men, the sense that they shave their bodies. It's also a preference, just like there are some straight women who prefer a clean shaved male face, to a bearded one.
Load More Replies...This! This is the point everyone else is missing going "I don't like it on her/me" etc. You don't like it on her? Doesn't matter. You don't like it on you? Don't have it.
Load More Replies...She is a extraordinary beautiful girl, no question. But to be honest, the hair is not my taste at all.
We've been conditioned to it not being our taste. I'm actually kind of bothered by the fact that I don't like it.
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