In all honesty, Peg, while I have as much interest in female bodies as any tame male, I have no judgement as to what will motivate someone to shave, pierce, paint, pad, dye, emboss, wax, polish, carve, remove or add to the natural body parts they were handed by Nature's own crapshoot, regardless of their gender. I do think there is an unnecessary degree of emphasis put on the symbolism of body parts, as contrasted with the communication -- alive and present -- that you can use such a fine vehicle to accoomplish. But that's just me.

I grew a beard, mostly because I was tired of shaving so often. But I don't think it represents me! :>)

I suppose if I was in the throes of the madcap courtship dance I might think differently, and I am sure it is not for me to judge another's decisions, as like as they don't expect me to wear a Mohawk. **bg** Anywhere.

Regards,


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