:wojak-nooo: "Impossible, real women have absolutely no hair besides upper head"
Is there a specific english word for the thin hair covering everything different from hair?
In spanish we have "cabello" for the thick hair in the upper head, "pelo" for the thick hair everywhere else (beard, chest, crotch, etc), and "vello" for the very thin hair covering the rest, usually absent in places of high friction.
G*mers used to have this weird debate about a woman with peach fuzz on her cheeks in some artwork and my first thought was "well if you don't want that, you need to find a woman who's spent a couple years undergoing hair electrolysis. Which will most likely be a trans woman."
Does this guy think only men have chins?
All human features are masculine except for silicone and photoshop airbrush.
jawlines are for men only
real women have chins like written words in a dream: okay out of the corner of your eye but fuzzy and constantly shifting if you examine closely
:wojak-nooo: "Impossible, real women have absolutely no hair besides upper head"
Is there a specific english word for the thin hair covering everything different from hair?
In spanish we have "cabello" for the thick hair in the upper head, "pelo" for the thick hair everywhere else (beard, chest, crotch, etc), and "vello" for the very thin hair covering the rest, usually absent in places of high friction.
Vellus hair is the scientific term in English, peach fuzz is the common way to describe it
Heh, vellus, of course. Yeah I knew it as peach fuzz but didn't seem like a proper term
G*mers used to have this weird debate about a woman with peach fuzz on her cheeks in some artwork and my first thought was "well if you don't want that, you need to find a woman who's spent a couple years undergoing hair electrolysis. Which will most likely be a trans woman."
vellus hair is the anatomical term
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smh unreasonable femmenine beauty standards