Why did G-d create us with facial and other hairs

amother

↑ Bone ↓

Yesterday at 10:51 am

Ruchel wrote:

At that age it's a répétions /rehearsal. The body isn't 'necessarily fertile

It still doesn't answer the question.

↑ Ruchel ↓

Yesterday at 10:57 am

amother Bone wrote:

It still doesn't answer the question.

Then we must take the answer that it used to be marriageable age.

↑ Aurora

Yesterday at 10:58 am

Bnei Berak 10 wrote:

So we will get used to it.

I'm still not used to period cramps...

and that seems very cruel to girls.

amother

↑ Cerise ↓

Yesterday at 10:59 am

Aurora wrote:

I'm still not used to period cramps...

and that seems very cruel to girls.

We used to get married much younger than 18....

amother

Opal

Yesterday at 11:01 am

chanatron1000 wrote:

Hair is almost like a sensory organ. It allows you to feel something before it actually touches your skin. That can be very helpful.

Yes! I think especially in intimacy it enhances the experience. I don't understand those who say it's yuck.

↑ Ruchel ↓

Yesterday at 11:11 am

From documentaries, cultures who squat have easier periods and births.

Also I had such pain before my first. I absolutely understand. Every month I took almost twice was allowed. Now bh I don't take anything.

amother

↑ Honey ↓

Yesterday at 11:32 am

amother Opal wrote:

Yes! I think especially in intimacy it enhances the experience. I don't understand those who say it's yuck.

What about thick long hair on my breats & around my nipples? I cannot nurse babies like that & it's extremely painful to remove. What is the purpose of that hair? As well as the hair on my belly?

amother

↑ Bone ↓

Yesterday at 11:36 am

Ruchel wrote:

Then we must take the answer that it used to be marriageable age.

It does not apply to us today.

↑ Ruchel ↓

Yesterday at 11:41 am

amother Bone wrote:

It does not apply to us today.

the body didn't change

Stomach hair.
Hair, basically, protects what is there to protect. Down there. Brain. Eyes.

Yes, there can cv be disfunction.

Are you sure it prevents from nursing?

amother

Tulip ↓

Yesterday at 11:52 am

[quote="amother Bone"]Op I agree!

Why do boys (and girls) mature and have wet dreams, way before they get married?[/quote

Not all boys have wet dreams. Statistically girls used to get married much younger

amother

↑ Tulip

Yesterday at 11:53 am

amother Honey wrote:

What about thick long hair on my breats & around my nipples? I cannot nurse babies like that & it's extremely painful to remove. What is the purpose of that hair? As well as the hair on my belly?

Is thatcan abnormality? Or is it common among women? I never thought breadt and nipple hair was within norm?

amother

Freesia

Yesterday at 11:54 am

Doesn’t it say somewhere in the gemara that Pubic hair grew on Jewish women after one of the churbans? I could be wrong I might be mixing something up

↑ Ruchel

Yesterday at 11:55 am

"Peach fuzz" on face and body is the norm, of some type. More or less, is a continuum.

amother

Trillium ↓

Yesterday at 11:59 am

Hirsutism = hormonal imbalance, which is most often a man-made issue.

amother

Nemesia

Yesterday at 12:00 pm

amother Tulip wrote:

Is thatcan abnormality? Or is it common among women? I never thought breadt and nipple hair was within norm?

It is not within norm and would probably reflect an endocrine issue.

↑ Bnei Berak 10

Yesterday at 12:01 pm

Aurora wrote:

I'm still not used to period cramps...

and that seems very cruel to girls.

The ten klalot Chava got
Adam also got his
And the snake too

amother

Maple

Yesterday at 12:04 pm

I once heard women didn't have body hair in the times of the tanach. The more women started acting like men and men started acting like women- they got some traits from each other and women started growing bodily hair.

amother

Rainbow

Yesterday at 12:06 pm

amother Honey wrote:

What about thick long hair on my breats & around my nipples? I cannot nurse babies like that & it's extremely painful to remove. What is the purpose of that hair? As well as the hair on my belly?

Ummm that’s not normal

amother

Cherry

Yesterday at 12:14 pm

amother Freesia wrote:

Doesn’t it say somewhere in the gemara that Pubic hair grew on Jewish women after one of the churbans? I could be wrong I might be mixing something up

amother Maple wrote:

The misogyny of this skeeves me out. Like it’s a moral failing and therefore a moral imperative to get rid of body hair.

Ew. Ew. Ew.

amother

Powderblue ↓

Yesterday at 12:21 pm

amother Trillium wrote:

Hirsutism = hormonal imbalance, which is most often a man-made issue.

whats man made
How do you undo it?