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Topic	Body Hair Activist Encourages Women Not to Be Shamed Into Shaving
Humble_Novice 03/02/24 2:02:53 AM #1:	Do you prefer a partner who does not shave their body? - Results (48 votes) Yes 16.67% (8 votes) 8 No 83.33% (40 votes) 40 https://www.glamourmagazine.co.uk/article/esther-calixte-bea-body-hair-intimidation https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/7/7f925b19.jpg At GLAMOUR we are all about embracing your body exactly how it is - and that includes your body hair. If you're wedded to your razor and prefer your skin to feel as slippery smooth as a dolphin, you do you, but if you'd prefer to embrace your body hair in all its glory, that's also bloody amazing. That's exactly why we've long been a staunch fan of Esther Calixte-Bea - a Montreal-based artist whose photographic series, Lavender, is a self-liberating photography project about body hair and femininity. She uses her Instagram account to showcase her body hair in all its glory alongside empowering messages which inspire her followers to shun unrealistic societal beauty standards and expectations. Her latest post is a prime example of her empowering mission. Esther shared a photo of herself and like-minded body hair activist @laetitiaky to remind their followers of the power of supporting each other online and it's a lesson to everyone online. To be honest, I kind of agree with Calixte-Bea in that women are constantly suffering due to unrealistic beauty standards set by society. --- Miss the old GameFAQs politics board? Then come here to discuss it with us: https://www.reddit.com/r/gamefaqs261/ <cite>Humble_Novice posted [p:979142505] in Body Hair ... [t:80710552]...</cite> <quote> Do you prefer a partner who does not shave their body? - Results (48 votes) Yes 16.67% (8 votes) 8 No 83.33% (40 votes) 40 Show Voting Form https://www.glamourmagazine.co.uk/article/esther-calixte-bea-body-hair-intimidationhttps://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/7/7f925b19.jpg<quote>At GLAMOUR we are all about embracing your body exactly how it is - and that includes your body hair. If you're wedded to your razor and prefer your skin to feel as slippery smooth as a dolphin, you do you, but if you'd prefer to embrace your body hair in all its glory, that's also bloody amazing.That's exactly why we've long been a staunch fan of Esther Calixte-Bea - a Montreal-based artist whose photographic series, Lavender, is a self-liberating photography project about body hair and femininity. She uses her Instagram account to showcase her body hair in all its glory alongside empowering messages which inspire her followers to shun unrealistic societal beauty standards and expectations.Her latest post is a prime example of her empowering mission. Esther shared a photo of herself and like-minded body hair activist @laetitiaky to remind their followers of the power of supporting each other online and it's a lesson to everyone online.</quote>To be honest, I kind of agree with Calixte-Bea in that women are constantly suffering due to unrealistic beauty standards set by society. --- Miss the old GameFAQs politics board? Then come here to discuss it with us: https://www.reddit.com/r/gamefaqs261/</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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