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Pubic Hair, yay or nay?

adoiad

By adoiad,
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Pubic Hair  

80 members have voted

  1. 1. How do you like your skyrim girls groomed?

    • Shaved Bare
      20
    • Landing Strip
      6
    • Trimmed Bush
      11
    • Natural Bush
      41
    • Some sort of shape like heart, arrow, etc.
      2

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adoiad

adoiad

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Hi all! I thought I'd make a poll/post asking everyone their preference on pubic hair or just body hair in general on your skyrim girls if you wish to expand on that. Personally, I've tried it all and depending on the character I'm going for I like it all. But I'd like to see what comes out on top, bare, trimmed or crazy bush? What do you like to see?

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Another little detail I enjoy is when my character has some pubic hair that peeks out of the armor like so...

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adoiad

adoiad

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6 minutes ago, ̖̪. said:

Also... it's "Yay or Nay" not "yea" xDD

I looked it up and according to google it is indeed yea, not yay

 

We hope that the definition, meanings, and examples are good enough for you to understand the Yay and Nay differences. The big difference between the two words is that Yay is not a correct spelling but only an oral voting method used in place of YEA. Yay is mainly used to express excitement.

On the other hand, there are written uses for Nay, and this word is used to show disagreement with something or vote negatively. You can also use Nay to refuse something.

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2 hours ago, adoiad said:

I looked it up and according to google it is indeed yea, not yay

 

We hope that the definition, meanings, and examples are good enough for you to understand the Yay and Nay differences. The big difference between the two words is that Yay is not a correct spelling but only an oral voting method used in place of YEA. Yay is mainly used to express excitement.

On the other hand, there are written uses for Nay, and this word is used to show disagreement with something or vote negatively. You can also use Nay to refuse something.

 

Well then let me tell You that You are very lewd...

And by that I mean Middle Ages English lewd or laewede...

 

When You are using "Yea" it is correct version only as  "Yea or Nah"

When it's "Yay" correct version is "Yay or Nay"

 

Reason for it is to make it phonetically fulent, while with "Yea" and "Nay" it's not possible as You have sounding break between those two.

On other hand "Yea" and "Nah" are following same rules, same with "Yay" and "Nay"

 

btw. for so, You don't have to Google it,

Lewd is orignated from "laewede" word, word from middle ages of english, originally it was menning "lay" or "uneducated" / "unlearned" 

 

 

Tho decision to what to do is up to You... according to Modern English "Yea" does not come with "Nay"

 

On top of that You could also try reading with understanding, just reading is not enough... the random quote You posted via picture is not discarding Yay...

It's solely saying that "yay" can be replacement to "yea" but "yay" is mainly used to express excitment... which is all correct...

 

Simply Yay do come with Nay...

Yea comes only with Nah...

 

You showing a prove of nothing... as the text You "quoted" is not even related to the topic...

 

Yus / Yea / Yay / Yaa -> Replacement for "YES"

Nah / Nay / Nu / Neh / Nww -> Replacement for "No"

 

One of my favorite is "Yaa" and "Ya" as "Ya" can be replacement to "You" word, so You can say "Yaa ya" meanning "Yes You"... tho it's quite modern modern language :P

 

Similar matter with "un" and "dis"

Main reason why using them in different cases is phonetically correction and other various reasons, for example

"Uneducated" or "Diseducated"

 

Despite "Un" and "Dis" having same prefix meanning... one of them are correct and other one is wrong

"Un" "Dis" - reversing reference

 

-> https://www.youtube.com/@JackAlexanderEnglish

You can learn some more...

adoiad

adoiad

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Wow, okay this is an impressive amount of text in regard to spelling and grammar but can we please keep the topic on pubes? I'll even change the title if you'd like but more talk of pubes please.❤️

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HentaiGnome

HentaiGnome

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For me I'd say this applies to everything, both in games and IRL. I voted for Shaved Bare, but honestly I'm okay with trimmed as well. When it looks like a forest though that's when I'd say it's a turn off lol.

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belegost

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Shaved, if only for the remote chance of a slight possibility of me ever consideing the unlikely scenario of applying schlongs to females. If such a case were ever to occur, I don't want anything sticking out from under there, and ruining the impression of my suspended disbelief it might've been a natural part of the body in some alternate universe, where the biological differences between humanoid sexes are actually fluid.

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Raven 54

Raven 54

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On 8/12/2024 at 6:47 AM, ̖̪. said:

No hair at all... never...

Also... it's "Yay or Nay" not "yea" xDD

yea
/yā/
adverb
  1. Yes; aye.
  2. Indeed; truly.
    They have spoken, yea, shouted their reply.
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Raven 54

Raven 54

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Muff diving is not the same without Pubes but I like a Neatly trimmed Bush IRL, never have been able to get used to the "Nude" shaved thing.  :kiss_wink:   :tounge_wink:

 

From the web...

Adults who groom their pubic hair have higher rates of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) according to a study released this month. People who shaved, waxed, trimmed or plucked their pubic hair were found to be twice as likely to have cutaneous STIs such as herpes which can spread via the skin. They were also 90% more likely to have lice and 70% more likely to have secretory STIs like chlamydia which can spread via bodily fluids.

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On 9/27/2024 at 12:26 AM, Raven 54 said:
yea
/yā/
adverb
  1. Yes; aye.
  2. Indeed; truly.
    They have spoken, yea, shouted their reply.

 

WHY

THE

FUCK

ARE

YOU

PINGING

ME

WHAT

THE

FUCK

:D hyhy,,, lol...

 

<mad cat gif but LL does not support GIFs>

<sad cat gif cuz LL does not support GIFs but LL does not support GIFs>

Raven 54

Raven 54

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21 minutes ago, ̖̪. said:

 

WHY

THE

FUCK

ARE

YOU

PINGING

ME

WHAT

THE

FUCK

:D hyhy,,, lol...

 

<mad cat gif but LL does not support GIFs>

<sad cat gif cuz LL does not support GIFs but LL does not support GIFs>

So Sorry to intrude your Majesty, I will politely withdraw and bother you no more. 

bow down black and white GIF by Maudit

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Just now, Raven 54 said:

So Sorry to intrude your Majesty, I will politely withdraw and bother you no more. 

 

Yus yus~!

Ya betta do thas~!!! or ELSE... me yet no kno... tho guess ya no eva wanna kno wha else!! hyhy :3

 

<Royal cat gif but LL does not support GIFs xD>

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