TheLastVictorian wrote:
Thank-you for advice.
I see tights in my future. (But NOT with open toed shoes.)
Is there a difference between a trouser sock and ankle high pantyhose? Or is it just a difference in labelling?
Out of curiousity, why is it that women feel compelled to remove the hair from their legs - in fact talk about it as an "ofcourse?"
Last summer, as a bit of a social experiment, I did not once shave my legs, (and wore shorts,) only once did someone mention "hey, that girl dosen't shave her legs!" as I rode past on my bicycle. Perhaps others noticed, but no one else felt compelled to comment.
I have gathered elsewhere that leg shaving dominates amongst females in North America, but that it is not as common in other parts of the world. It seems strange to me. There seems to be no purpose. It seems to be one of those things we are expected to do because "everyone else is doing it."
I wear shorts and NEVER shave my legs. I didn't know you were "supposed" to. It only gets all long and shaggy if you shave them constantaly. I can't stand how my legs feel after I shave them so I don't.