#mini soapbox

We should all stop judging people for having body hair. It's literally a naturally occurring body part basically and everyone has body hair, either a lot or a little. Like, I personally have really pale skin and really dark hair (and quite a lot on my back and torso) and the way society treats (especially girls) people with body hair is so toxic that it makes people actually wax or shave or have a fuckin laser burn away the hair. It's so toxic how self conscious I have become about my body hair and my body in general because of the hypersexualized treatment of the female body and how girls have to be hairless to be considered attractive. We're telling young girls that their hair, which grows naturally and is literally everywhere, is bad and that we need to get rid of it just so men will find us attractive. I'm sick of it. Everyone has body hair, like it or don't but don't judge or look down on people that a) have a lot of it b) don't shave or remove it through other means and c) judge people for removing all their body hair. It's ultimately your individual decision, and we as a society have to evolve to de-stigmatize how we treat body hair and the female body.

That awkward moment when you realize "90's kid" actually refers to someone who was a kid in the 90's. If you were born in 97-99, you are a kid of the 00's and those were pretty cool too.