A little peachfuzz on top to tickle the nostrils is fine, but I like the orchid to be freshly shaven.

Re:Preference: shaved or not???

I prefer shaved as well, although a nicely trimmed "top" is certainly fine.  

What do the ladies prefer in guys?  Trimmed? Some shaving?

I love it any way but if I actually got to choose I prefer a natural "kitty". Maybe because it's so seldom that I find one that way. Probably reminds me of my adolescent encounters when natural was the norm.

Most of the time I prefer shaved, but every once in awhile it's nice to see the bush.  Sedagive.

Shaved for sure, why try and drive through the fog....I want to see right where I am going!!!!

Well, obviously it's time for a dissenting opinion. Hair usually performs some valuable function, else why would one's body expend so much energy to create and maintain it. Eyelashes, eyebrows, nose and ear hairs prevent bugs and dust from entering those respective orifices.

If you look to your armpits, you'll note profusions of hair. Why is it there? Because hair is nature's dry lubricant - it prevents your armpits from getting chafed as you go through the day.

So why would there be pubic hair? Probably so you won't rub yourself raw while having sex. Plus, pubic hair acts as traps for both scents and human pheromones (if there are any). Further, there's nothing more irritating than stubble with hair that is not properly maintained.

I know I am in the minority but I greatly prefer women with hair "down there."  Aside from the fact that a good bush feels good and protects a woman's pussy from sunburn while lying nude, the feminists would argue that the current emphasis on shaving is yet another attempt by men to 'infantalize' women, i.e., make them appear younger, pre-pubescent and thus more desirable.  But I'm 57 and came of sexual age in Europe at a time when few women shaved under arms and legs.  Nothing more erotic than the soft and silky hairs under a woman's arms.  Sadly, we've moved a long distance from the exhortations of the musical "Hair."
Peace and love,
Lencho