Any providers with a natural bush these days?

does it count if your trimed and not very bushy?I kinda like to keep my landing strip I think it is much sexier than going bald......I am thinking of coming to your beautiful city staying at a lovely hotel right on the water please let me know if there might be any interest it will be a quickie ,only 3days starting Sept 23rd.....

if it was trimmed yet full area cover.  If it was just a landing strip but the rest is shaved, no.  If hair covers the whole area like it naturally would but it trimmed, I would consider that as counting.

I understand why women shave in this business, but it is strange to me that so many people in this sub-society of ours seem to be scared of something that is natural and beautiful.  Oh, well...that's what I get for growing up in the hippie times.

More importantly, anyone who loves an intelligent, sexy, mature, and REAL woman ought to run not walk to see you, Victoria. I hope I'm not the only one who feels this way.

why thank you mr. D and I agree the triangle should be left alone just nice and soft and trimmed......

In all the seemingly endless threads on this subject that I have read- I cant recall even once, a hobbiest relating that he was "scared" of the natural presentation.  Just curious, but, for those of you who prefer the natural look, do you also prefer that a lady not shave her legs and under her arms? This was the true "hippie" ethic.

I said SEEM to be scared.

I have seen quite a few posts in my time on TER talking about "flossing" with pubic hair, or how unclean it can be, or how many find "landing strips" or "shaved clean" (again, there's the "unlean" insinuation) strongly preferable to bush.

I can understand it from the providers' view, from the aspect that they are having contact with someone who they know little about.  However, most of the proivders I have seen have been so well reviewed that their hygeine was not a concern at all, even if they had "full on hippie hair".

And yes, for the record...I actually enjoy full body hair on a woman.  I lived in Germany for two years while in the Army, and saw plenty of hair in the warmer months...and it didn't make those women unattractive at all.  I also had a GF for nine years who didn't shave in cooler months, and I would have encouraged her to do it all the time if I thought she might have.  

Back to the point, though...pubic hair on women is becoming just another way to make women feel bad about their bodies.  It seems that the "adult entertainment" part of society (which these days DEFINTELY affects peoples ideas of what women should look/act like sexually) only has two acceptable standards: shaved (fully or mostly), or fetish excessive hairy (which I would guess is representative of only about 5% of the female population.  I never have had a problem with women's hair in my mouth when I went down on them (and I love oral more than anything), and I have only dated one woman who shaved (and that ended quickly).  It's just hair, ya know?  It isn't toxic!

Yeah I have been lost at Victoria's Bermuda triangle and after being at all three corners of her triangle I unfortunately found they way out. It for sure was one of the best adventures ever.

Lick it, before you kick it!

Mr Head or Destruct, you make some excellent points. I guess I only wanted to make a point that preference for shaved( or trimmed) is not fear.   I too had a GF that preferred not to shave and I could never get enough of her.  Women's genitals are lovely, whether hidden or in plain view.

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I couldn't have said that any better myself. I for one love it natural.