#JustBe Magazine July 2016 | Page 13

BODY TALK
k.daverelle_ @kaiden_king_23 the hair on women pubes catches the
bacteria. This means that she’s less prone to getting STDs and other
vaginal infections because the hair is there to protect her. All she has
to do is wash her pubes everyday with pH soap and she’s good to go.
Shaved vulvas are naturally more dirty and more prone to catching an
STD or vaginal fungus because the exposed skin is there. So no... It’s
not nasty to be a carpet muncher better safe than sorry, bud.
8 hours ago

tffany_decota @agfamous_fitness and they will grow up probably
being self conscious about their bodies and hating something natural
about themselves. Not having pubic hair actually helps spread STDs
and STIs so it’s actually helpful.
16 hours ago

_www.kristen.com_ @k.daverelle_ if you want to say that she can do
whatever she wants... that would be better that trying to justify that
this way is cleaner because it is not... If you shave the hair and keep
your vagina and underwear clean you still have just as much chance of
bacteria getting there but the bacteria is just not trapped by the hair...
It is the inside of our vaginas that keep us clean daily (the discharge
you see is as a result) not the pubic hair. I truly hope you don’t get
offended by me correcting you.. Just don’t like seeing people not in
the know and I may be able to help.
31 minutes ago

Shaved or not, a person has a higher risk of getting an STD when
engaging in risky sexual behaviors such as unprotected sex, having
multiple sex partners, and the lack of STD testing and/or treatment.
#justbeinformed
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