This feminist movement have been around since 2007 from what I can gather but started to seriously buzz all over the web in 2014/2015. The idea behind this furry, colourful display is to give back to women the control over their own bodies.
Some sort of silent and friendly “protest” to claim back our rights to be mammals, have hair and not being constraint by this male ideal of the hairless woman. Ok, I can deal with that and sort of understand but that’s still not something I would do.
Personally, I would be too scared of messing up my white shirts and I cant stand the feeling of the moisture getting trapped under my armpits, smelling awful and feeling drenched.
But…. Girl Power! ….I guess o_O
My naughty mind cant help but wonder what the armpit fetish affectionado think of this new trend that seem to making it’s way to big hollywood names like Miley Cyrus? Do you guys think it’s the hottest thing ever or it’s just weird?
August 6, 2015
personally I haven’t seen one of those in flesh and blood, nor I’m inclined to do so, but whatever, if I meet anyone who prefers that, I guess that I wouldn’t deny their right to do it plus I would keep my right to choose one another road (like to say ‘it’s alright, but it ain’t my style)
biologically, we are mammals (no more than animals) but as a breed we do everything to step aside of that label, even some models predict that the future generations (thousands of years from now) will be born hairless
answering to your question I find it pretty weird
August 8, 2015
It’s really rare to find any females who let their armpit hair grow, so it’d be even rarer to bump into this. It’s the first time I hear of it. I don’t have any problem against it… I just sort of hope they would pick a colour that matches with their hair, or it wouldn’t feel right 😛
And for completion, they should probably also dye their pubic hair the same colour. xD
I don’t have anything against it, and if I were to find anybody who did it that’d probably raise my interest as it would be a signal that this person doesn’t mind going against the flow of social norms, and that’s something I am always appreciative of.