Sentences with phrase «about pubic hair»

If you feel like you've been asked a question in order to provoke a response («Are we going to be talking about pubic hair?!»)

Toss in running gags about the pubic hair on lesbian strippers, and what could possibly be wrong?

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You may be someone who has always worn their pubic hair proudly and loudly but honestly, let's all agree here that regardless of whether or not you have hair on your labia the reality is that we have all thought about our pubic hair... especially when we are about to give birth knowing that the entire medical team or onlooking family members will be looking at our vaginas.

Not exact matches

We all think about it whether we primp our pubic hair or not... it's there.

Shortly, you may notice a dark vertical line of skin pigmentation running down the middle of your abdomen, from your belly button to about where your pubic hair begins (the center of your pubic bone).

In this excerpt, she gets real about about an especially intimate subject: her pubic hair.

DeMaria hopes that the new research out of UCSF will prompt clinicians to open a dialogue with their patients, to «remind them about the role of pubic hair and how to safely remove it.»

It may not get as dark as them, but it still makes room for jokes about pedophiles, pubic hair, penises, rapists, and rimjobs.

There's the aforementioned pair of hotties in a French maid / S & M attempted stag night piece (unbelievably hilarious), the wedding ring in chocolate truffle / dog shit (gross - out can't watch laughter), blow job in dark closet (don't even wan na think about it), pubic hair in cake (really - believe it) and who will ever forget the Stifler dance - off in a gay bar (fantastic)-- the list really does go on and on.

The thing I remember about the scene was the woman was on top of him and the author described the lady's pubic area as her «soft curled nap,» which killed me, because I had pubic hair myself by then, and that shit was not soft.

The salient point the media pounced on was that removing pubic hair increases STD risk by 400 percent: NPR screamed that «Going Bare Down There May Boost The Risk Of STDs,» Time proclaimed «Grooming is linked to a higher risk of STIs,» and The Guardian spooked readers with a rather tasteless piece about «the health dangers of bikini waxing.»