in modern society, the situation regarding women's body hair has undergone a dramatic change. especially, pubic hair - what was once a "natural forest" growing naturally, is now an era where many women choose a "hairless plain". if you walk through the city, hair removal salon signs jump out at your eyes, and if you open the internet, beauty articles recommending "smoothness" are overflowing. certainly, i can understand the desire for cleanliness and a clean appearance. but, i suddenly stop and think. where has the heart to appreciate the natural form gone? in the past, pubic hair was part of that person's individuality. fluffy, curly, modest - each one wove a unique "ecosystem". as if there were different forests for every person. however, now that diversity is in a situation that should be called "endangered hair" rather than "endangered species". i only pray from the bottom of my heart that the day this joke becomes no longer a joke will never come.
