Body Hair; We All Have It

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body confidence, body hair, celebrity body hair, is body hair okay?

I am a young woman. As being nearly 19, I have come across many naked bodies in my short time and not the slightest ashamed to admit it. The naked body is very normal to me, and while that doesn’t mean I no longer find it attractive, I am not put off to aspects of it that others might find grotesque or a turn off. I have even found that what I find normal is quite disgusting and abnormal to most. One of these things being body hair.

Every human being on this planet has body hair. There are two noticeable places of the body that hair does not grow: the palms of your hands and the soles of your feet. Arms, legs, chest, back, face, head, pubic region and everywhere in between; there is hair. Some have more hair, some have less hair. Some have really light barely there and you can hardly see their hair, and some have such dark hair that makes their skin looks darker than it actually is. I fall into the latter category.

[Warning. This post will get very graphic and very intimate, very quickly.]

Defining What I Find Sexy; And Why It Matters

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defining sexy, post of the month, sexy

I have a lot of posts in the making, so many being left to collect dust due to my constant health complications which is also a post that’s laying forgotten. This one is to be part of the October posts done by bloggers with the topic of ‘Sexy’, much like Fit and Active September, as well as Diversity in Lingerie that occurred the month before.

Sexy is a thing that means an array of definitions depending on the person. It also has no set standards.

sexy

1.concerned predominantly or excessively with sex; risqué

2.sexually interesting or exciting; radiating sexuality

3.excitingly appealing; glamorous

Sexy is defining sex, basically. Which means, that it can mean absolutely anything to anyone depending on what they find appealing when it comes to sex. For myself, it’s a lot of things and in this post I will divulge my secret thoughts, my preferences and my attractions. This post will also include crass language.

#DiversityinLingerie – Guest Post

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#diveristyinlingerie, diversity in lingerie, guest

The #DiversityInLingerie hashtag started by Braless in Brazil has gained a lot of momentum recently.  Izabela already contributed a guest post to Weirdly Shaped and Well Photographed, so one of Voluptuously Thin’s previous guest posters asked to write this post.

Do My Ribs Look Big in This? – Guest Post

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bra band project, guest, size doesn't matter

This is a guest post.
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If you spend any time with women who are passionate about fitting bras, sooner or later you’re bound to hear a woman wearing a 32+ band asked if she’s wearing the correct size. Often, this question will be posed with a statement along the lines of “You only need a 34 band if you’re obese.”

I wear a 34/36 and am only 5’2″, but I am not obese, according to my doctor. I am overweight, but so are many women wearing much smaller bands. I’m robust. Sturdy. Big-boned. Whichever word you choose, I’m built on a different scale than most women who are passionate about bras, although I don’t look all that different from some of them.

The Audacity of the Misinformed

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size doesn't matter

Just the other day, I was out with my mother and nephew at the store. It was a nice day, normal stresses, normal troubles and all. We were exiting the store and my mother realized they had charged her for something they shouldn’t have. So I had the baby in my arms and was waiting near the door for her.

There were these girls, a somewhat small group of them, no older than high school age, maybe even middle school. They were the clichéd preppy girls who looked like clones of another. I was somewhat jealous, they were slim and toned, but I wouldn’t want the lack of curves (no offense to women meant, I just love my body.) One of them approached me, looking very pity-filled and bothered by something.

Life of a big-breasted woman

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30, 34, big-boobs, bras, curvy kate, E, J, size doesn't matter

I have big breasts.

Obviously.

So that means a load of different things, right?

I’m having back pains, I get constant rashes, my shoulder hurt from straps, my neck is being strained and my posture is horrible.

That’s what having big breasts means right? And having big breasts always means that I’m a slut who has sex with anyone and everyone. It means that I purposely show them off and try to get attention. And it means that every time I look good, it’s for someone else, right?

Want to know what having big breasts really means?