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Originally Posted by Slutboat
I could not disagree with this statement more vehemently. This is my theory:
The bush is becoming extinct (in the US) it's now becoming very common for Mothers to have their 10-14 year old daughters waxing. I know of many cases where Moms take their daughters in to the solon for professional waxing at the very first sign of pubic hair.
When a girl waxes or shaves regularly from a very young age the hair follicles stop producing hair and never start again. So a girl who starts this very young, will often never be able to produce a bush for the rest of her life. This is a huge trend - pussy hair is now often considered as disgusting as arm pit hair for young girls among their peers.
SO - bush girls in porn are becoming more and more rare - thus they do get a lot of work, there are very few of them and a lot of producers are starting to jump on the bush bandwagon. This is in no way indicative of the tastes of the majority of porn consumers, but rather that there are more producers trying to cover all the niches and diversify. If porn trends follow societal norms then the bush is a dying thing. RIP
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I'm not talking about porn you dolt, real life people are saying 'fuck off' to this stupid shit. Porn hasn't caught up yet so of course the 14 year old sluts that look to porn for how to be 'cool' don't know it yet. The monkeys in this industry haven't been ahead of the game in years now.
Go look around places where real people post their pics. You will find that many more people have hair again and that a large majority of the guys are thanking them for not having the pussy of a 12 year old.
Ex GF sites where some webmaster steals what HE likes do not count.
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